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We also have a performing/teaching group called Bistra Voda ("Clear Water", or Eau Claire, in Bulgarian). Email or phone the contact persons at the bottom of this page if you're interested in having Bistra Voda perform and/or teach folk dancing at your event.

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We also have a performing/teaching group called Bistra Voda ("Clear Water", or Eau Claire, in Bulgarian). Contact us if you're interested in having Bistra Voda perform and/or teach folk dancing at your event.

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When: Every Friday at 7:30 p.m. (teaching from 7:30 - 8:30, request dancing follows). First Friday of the month is Beginners' Night - easier dances are taught and done.

Where: YMCA Fitness and Training Center, 206 Emery St., Eau Claire (corner of Emery & Graham, across from the main downtown YMCA building). Click here to view a map of downtown Eau Claire showing the location of the Fitness Center.
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When: Every Friday at 7:30 p.m. (teaching from 7:30 - 8:30, followed by request dancing). The first Friday of the month is Beginners' Night - easier dances are taught and done.

Where: YMCA Fitness and Training Center, 206 Emery St., Eau Claire, Wisconsin (corner of Emery & Graham, across from the main downtown YMCA building).
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For more information, contact Paul and Cindy wagnerpj@uwec.edu (715–835–4247), or Ellen and Steve terwilse@execpc.com (715–839–0731).

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  • Questions? Contact us:
    • Email: wagnerpj@uwec.edu
    • Phone: 715–835–4247 (Paul or Cindy) or 715–839–0731 (Ellen or Steve)
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When: Every Friday at 7:30 p.m. (teaching from 7:30 - 8:30, request dancing follows). First Friday of the month is beginners' night - easier dances are taught and done. (note: time may be changing as of Summer 1996 - call one of the numbers below to verify location)
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If you would like to be on the email mailing list, send your email address to Paul at wagnerpj@uwec.edu

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Dance With Us! http://www.infinitejoy.com/dance/bvline4a.jpg Dancing the dances of Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Romania,
Greece, Turkey, Israel, Bosnia, the USA, and many other countries.

  • We meet at 7:30pm every Friday (see calendar) at the YMCA Fitness and Training Center, 206 Emery St., Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
    • The first Friday of the month is Beginners' Night, when dance only easy dances, and we teach every dance.
    • On subsequent Fridays, we typically teach for first hour, then take requests for the rest of the night.
    • Please check the calendar below for exceptions to the above and for other folk and cultural events.

  • You don't need a partner — most folk dances are line dances and circle dances

  • You do need soft-soled, non-marking, clean shoes

  • Cost: Adults $1.00, Children Free

  • We also have a performing group, Bistra Voda, and a (somewhat infrequent) band for live music

  • Questions? Contact us:
    • Email: wagnerpj@uwec.edu
    • Phone: 715–835–4247 (Paul or Cindy) or 715–839–0731 (Ellen or Steve)


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We've been dancing weekly since 1979 for fun, culture, exercise, and socializing. The dances we teach and dance come from all over the world. We focus on dances of the Balkan countries and their neighbors (Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Greece, Turkey, Israel, & Hungary), but we also do dances from Scandinavia, England, Japan, Africa, and other places. Come and join us some Friday night!

We also have a performing/teaching group called Bistra Voda ("Clear Water", or Eau Claire, in Bulgarian). Email or phone the contact persons at the bottom of this page if you're interested in having Bistra Voda perform and/or teach folk dancing at your event.

What: Ordinary folks enjoying recreational folk dancing from all over the world … No partners needed … wear soft shoes and comfortable clothing (no costumes) … We periodically have live music events such as Circles/Sets/Squares with Duck for the Oyster of Sarona, WI and an Irish Ceili with Gan Ainm of St. Paul, MN. Check our on-line calendar or call for details.

When: Every Friday at 7:30 p.m. (teaching from 7:30 - 8:30, request dancing follows). First Friday of the month is beginners' night - easier dances are taught and done. (note: time may be changing as of Summer 1996 - call one of the numbers below to verify location)

Where: YMCA Fitness and Training Center, 206 Emery St., Eau Claire (corner of Emery & Graham, across from the main downtown YMCA building). Click here to view a map of downtown Eau Claire showing the location of the Fitness Center.

Who: Anybody can join us! We do ask that any children come with a parent, and that children either dance or play quietly so that all may enjoy the evening. We have had dancers from 5 to 75!

Why: To learn more about the wonderful dances of many ethnic regions; to move to different rhythms; to meet interesting people; to get good exercise; to have fun; and to build a community in the circles and lines of folk dance.

For more information, contact Paul and Cindy wagnerpj@uwec.edu (715–835–4247), or Ellen and Steve terwilse@execpc.com (715–839–0731).

If you would like to be on the email mailing list, send your email address to Paul at wagnerpj@uwec.edu

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