Join Us At The 2010 
  Faubush Fancy  
A Wonderfully Relaxed Spring Weekend Getaway 
for
  TRADITIONAL DANCE and MUSIC, WITH FRIENDS  

2010 Memorial Day Weekend: from Noon, Saturday May 29  through  Noon, Monday May 31
at
Lake Cumberland 4H Center
ONE OF THE NATION'S FINEST FOLK DANCING FACILITIES
On yon forested hills above Lake Cumberland, down past Faubush, way at the End Of The Road

  A WEEKEND OF HISTORICAL DANCES AND OPEN STAGE  

HISTORICAL DANCES will escort you through three centuries of folk dance traditions including Olde English, Early American, dances of the 

 Civil War era, and popular dances of the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. 
OPEN STAGE sessions welcome YOU to play in (or be) the band and invite YOU to lead some dances such as contras, squares, Appalachian sets, 

 International, colonial longways sets, quadrilles, waltzes, English, not to mention some novelty dances which are very great fun and miscellaneous
surprises As You Like It.
THE MUSIC will be a combination of assigned musicians, open stage for volunteer musicians, and recorded music for certain Open Stage sessions
in the event that volunteers do not bountifully come forth to play.


Featured musicians for the weekend: LEWIS & DONNA LAMB
Recipients of the 2007 Governor's Folk Heritage Award, Kentucky’s highest honor in the folk arts


DANCE CALLERS: John Penn, Sylvia Coffey, Don Coffey, and any other callers who may chance to attend.
SINGERS WILL SING  …  MUSICIANS WILL JAM  …  DANCERS WILL FROLIC AND DANCE

THE SCHEDULE for this rather laid-back weekend is…


Saturday
Arrive by 11am, check in,
lunch at 12:00

Dancing at 1:00 & 3:00
Supper at 5:30
Dance Party at 7-10 pm *


Sunday
Breakfast at 8:00
Dancing at 9:00 & 11:00
Lunch at 12:00

Dancing at 1:00 & 3:00
Supper at 5:30
Dance Party at 7-10 pm *


Monday
Breakfast at 8:00
Dancing  9:00 to 11:00
Checkout by 12 noon

 *Do-it-yourself afterdancing is not out of the question…


LOTS OF CHOICES:   - Musical jams on the porch, by the fireplace, in the woods, wherever you please.    
    -Go trail hiking and bird watching; walk to the lake (1 mile down, 2 miles back up).
   -Sing, read a book, do yoga, talk with friends, make new friends, take a nap, sit and think.
    -Learn to call dances, play the fiddle, guitar, recorder or penny-whistle in different keys.
   -Power rock on the big sociable front porch (seat belts available).
All this and more you may freely do at your whimsy in addition to – and in between – the dancing.

FOR MORE INFO (and considerably more info is available by email) CONTACT:
Don & Sylvia Coffey  502/747-5700 [dscoffey9@mis.net] or John & Laura Penn  502/226-1093 [pennjola@aol.com]

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