Looking for a cool DATE NIGHT?
Maybe some SWING DANCING or SALSA!
Our
club hosts one dance party every month, and four of these
each year are formal, dinner-dances.
More
than just dancing, each party provides for a fun night out,
great for meeting people and for making new friends.
Why not join us for our next dance?
Monthly Dance Party
Saturday, November 16, 2024
7:00-10:00 p.m.
Roland's Dance Studio
310 Hope Mills Road
Casual Attire!
General Admission: $20
($5 Discount for Club Members)
(Bring your own beverages.)
Reserve your place now for our Holiday Dinner-Dance. Pre-paid reservations are required. The deadline is Dec 2! You don't want to miss it!
Holiday Dinner-Dance
Wednesday, December 11, 2024
6:30-10:00 p.m.
Hellenic Center
614 Oakridge Avenue
Formal Attire
General Admission: $75
($25 Discount for Club Members)
Pre-Paid reservations are required
(Bring your own adult beverages.)
Music by the Duke Ladd Orchestra
Pay ONLINE at:
Dinner-Dance ONLINE Reservation
To pay by Mail-in CHECK, download one of the Reservation Forms:
Dinner-Dance Reservation (PDF)
Dinner-Dance Reservation (Word)
Remember, the deadline is Dec 2 for reservations!!
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We're the only dance club in Fayetteville,
NC, devoted exclusively to ballroom dancing. Here's what we have to offer:
- All experience levels welcome
- All your favorite steps: salsa, foxtrot, waltz, cha cha, rumba, swing, and more
- Free refreshments
- Great exercise and stress relief
- Free lessons from a dance pro
- Singles encouraged to attend
- Meet wonderful new friends
- Reasonable dues and fees
- Convenient locations
- Social dancing only, no competition
- Quarterly formal dinner-dances
- Beautiful dance venues
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Remember!!
Free Lesson at each dance!!
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For NEW members, you can join for 2025 and begin enjoying the benefits of membership right now. This means y ou can attend the Nov dance and the Dec Dinner-Dance at MEMBER rates, a $30 savings!!
Join ONLINE Here
Members, it's time to renew !!
Download one of the forms below and ensure you keep receiving member benefits!
2025 Membership Form (PDF)
2025 Membership Form (Word)
Or Renew ONLINE Here
As
a nonprofit club we keep dues and fees very low. Dues are only
$75.00 per person for the entire year.
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Click on photo for
Halloween pictures!
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Click on the CALENDAR tab to the left to see all the dances scheduled for 12 months ahead.
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Blast from the Past Dance!!
A fund raiser for the Cumberland County Council on Older Adults.
Of course, we have no "older" adults!!
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3 Health Benefits
of Dancing
According to Prevention.com:
Any form of dance can help people manage stress, depression,, anxiety, and other mood disorders. Here's how:
1. The music relaxes you.
2. It takes your mind off your troubles.
3. Dancing releases tension.
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Click on photo below for some Valentine's Dance photos!
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Click on the Leprechaun below for photos from our St. Paddy's Dinner-Dance:
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Click
for a new CFBD video:
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Click on Hazel and Billy for more club photos:
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Click
for another CFBD video:
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We dance all of your favorite steps!
Click on the dances below to see examples:
- Foxtrot - the most popular dance from the 1920s to the 1940s, it has a faster version known as the Quickstep.
- Waltz - a graceful dance with a strong accent on the first beat.
- Swing - based on jazz or early rock and roll; includes Lindy Hop, Jitterbugplus East Coast and West Coast.
- Tango - a dramatic, syncopated dance from Argentina, seen in Paris in 1910.
- Cha Cha - a Latin dance from Cuba, popularized in the 1950s.
- Rumba - also Cuban, the most sensuous of the Latin dances.
- Shag - originated in the 1940s along the strands between Myrtle Beach and Wilmington; known as Carolina Shag.
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Email
received from a guest couple who attended our 1950's dance:
"[We]
had a great time. More than anything the people there were incredible. We
have never been to any dance when everyone made us feel so welcome. We
talked about that for days after the dance. I hope that everybody
there is aware of the special group that you have. We will certainly
come again."
