When: The evening of Saturday, September 28th, 2013 there will be a social time at 6:30 with the Dance to commence at 7 and end about 10:30.
Where: Tanque Verde Lutheran Church at 8625 E. Tanque Verde Rd. in Tucson
Fashion, Music & Dance: Our focus is Rural America of the 19th Century ... and our music and dance will reflect that. But modern western folks of the 21st century are welcome too. Whether "Old Country" or "New Country" come and have a good time!
Passes
ADVANCE DISCOUNT PASSES for INDIVIDUALS
In advance we ask for a contribution of $10.00 each by mail. You may send a check with a stamped, self-addressed envelope and your email address to We Make History, P.O. Box 1776, Queen Creek, Arizona 85142 or alternately make use of the PayPal link below. All requests for advance discount passes must be RECEIVED by September 25th.
Please note that use of the PayPal option includes a small extra charge to cover related expenses.
PASSES at the DANCE
At the Dance we will request a contribution of $20 per person.
See Photos from past Tucson Barn Dances 2010 2009 2008 2007
House Standards
We are grateful to our wonderful guests who make the effort with us to create a special ambience and atmosphere of respect. We uphold these standards out of regard for our much-appreciated friends and for the sake of the integrity of our events.
1. The use of either tobacco or alcohol is prohibited.
2. Videotaping is not welcome other than by our house videographer. We work hard to create a special and comfortable historic ambience that all will enjoy. Discreet photography is welcome but please leave video equipment at home.
3. No unauthorized distribution of literature is allowed. Nor is this event an opportunity to recruit persons for purposes either modern or historical. Please allow all of our guests to enjoy the evening in peace.
4. Our dress code will be a bit different for this occasion than for the other balls we organize but this is still a themed ball and we ask that all conform to certain standards. An honest attempt at looking like someone from rural America of the 19th century is much appreciated. (Civil War era day dresses, ball gowns or uniforms, "Prairie Dresses", and frontier, pioneer, homesteader or Old West attire are all good suggestions.) Alternately, modern western attire of the 21st century is also welcome such as boots, jeans, skirts or dresses, shirts, hats, belts, bolos, etc. Please no spurs or other paraphernalia that could harm a floor ... or a dance partner.
5. Appropriate footwear is required. (i.e. historic footwear, footwear as per the theme of the ball, dress shoes, dancing slippers, ballet flats, etc.) Please no sandals, flip-flops or athletic shoes. For the sake of your safety as well as event ambience dancing barefoot is impermissible.
6. We do not offer refunds of contributions.
7. Ages 13 and up are welcome. Younger persons ages 8 to 12 are also welcome if accompanied by parent(s) or guardian and if well-mannered, responsible and able to exhibit the necessary social maturity.
8. Gracious and respectful conduct & conversation are expected of all, to all and at all times.
9. We desire to be good stewards of the facilities we use, to treat them with care and to leave them in at least as good of condition as when we arrived.
10. For the good of all, any who might consider themselves exempt from any of the above may be asked to leave.
Please also see our “Etiquette & Expectations” page as well as our "All About Us" page.
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