Atlanta Historic Dance

An 18th century ball is coming up in Winston Salem, NC. We attended years ago and had such a lovely time.

For the gent's looking for 18th century shoes. Tom approved!

Congratulations again to our contest winners, Beespoke Vintage and Lisa DeMore Tompkins! Do you have tickets to the ball? Early ball discounted tickets are ending soon.

Ticket link: https://atlantahistoricdance.regfox.com/lady-whistledowns-ball-

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Regency dance series dates!
These classes are in preparation for the upcoming Lady Whistledown's Ball. All classes will be held at the Decatur School of Ballet, Sams St. location. The classes, will full class descriptions will be up soon. Thank you for your patience.

Sept. 22nd 1-2 Regency beginning level class
Oct. 6th 1-2 Regency beginning level class
Oct. 20th 1-2 Regency quadrille class
Oct. 27th 1-2 Regency quadrille class

Congratulations to our second winner, Lisa DeMore Thompkins! We look forward to seeing you at Lady Whistledown's Ball on Nov. 2nd.

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What is it like to attend an Atlanta Historic Dance ball? Here's your answer. Ticket link: https://atlantahistoricdance.regfox.com/lady-whistledowns-ball-

Queen Charlotte's Ball: A Bridgerton Affair hosted by Atlanta Historic Dance You are hereby invited to Queen Charlotte’s Ball: A Bridgerton Affair!Ready your 18th century or Regency ball finery and join us for dancing, games, and refr...

For those interested in the actual "diamond".

TikTok · Dr Amy Boyington 3932 likes, 20 comments. “Real life Bridgerton: debutantes who were each the ‘diamonds’ of their seasons! ”

We're heading to the Swan Coach House today for a last minute meet up at 1:00 pm. After luncheon, we plan to do a little dancing and stroll through the grounds. Regency or 18th century clothing would be welcome.

You may need to make a reservation or go early as the restaurant can be very busy on Saturdays. I hope to see some of you there. Here are a few pictures from our last outing there a few years ago.

Picture of us from a past performance at Oakland Cemetery.

I want her for our next ball. Lol.

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Monthly Workshop: Lindy Hop & Swingouts — Triple Step Studios Come and join a workshop where we go through quickly swing out basics and then start to play around stealing each other from a Swing Out. You should be familiar with 8-count foot work and rhythm to enjoy this workshop. You can one can use stealing techniques in jam circles and on social floor with f

Yesterdays excursion to Dr. Bombay's and ECDA's Sunday dance.

Who wants to dance? A few of us are dressing out, in Regency era clothing, and joining English Country Dance Atlanta for their dance on Sunday. We hope to see you there! If you have questions about this class, please contact English Country Dance Atlanta.

Fraser's Ridge Wedding Ball pictures!

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We had wonderful time performing and teaching Late-Victorian dance at CONpossible's, Venusian Ball. The attendees were eager to jump up and learn historic dances from the Gilded Age.
Photos by Leo Photography.

One more dance for the ball! We will be having a rehearsal for the dance Newcastle, on Sunday March 17th, from 1:00 to 2:00 pm. This rehearsal is for those who have danced Newcastle before or are intermediate level dancers who can pick up steps easily. Rehearsal will be $ 9.00 and will be held at the Decatur School of Ballet, Sams Street Annex.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWmCl8r47DY

No partner is needed. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes with a low, 1", heel or Ballet flats.

Atlanta Baroque Dance performs Newcastle Atlanta Baroque Dance performs at the Northeast Georgia History Center for their colonial days event. The dance in Newcastle. Read more about Atlanta Histo...

Here are some of the students who came to my lesson on Mid-Victorian dance, and fashion. I taught the Christmas Hornpipe from 1863, and gave a presentation on women's clothing.