The next regular Contra Dance is Saturday, OCTOBER 10TH!
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Monthly Contra & English Dances
Second Saturday Contra
Phoenix Conservatory of Music (MAP)
1316 E Cheery Lynn Road, Phoenix 85014
October 10, 2026
7 pm to 10 pm • Lesson at 6:30 pm
Caller: Suze St. John
Band: Co-Motion
Join us for an evening of contra dancing at the Phoenix Conservatory of Music. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced dancer, come enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of contra dancing.
▶️ Sliding-Scale Admission ◀️
Pay what you can afford
$10 to $25 per person (kids under 10 free)
(our cost to put on a dance averages $17.50 per dancer)
Cash • Check • Credit Card • Zelle
English Country Dance
Irish Cultural Center & McClelland Library
Great Hall
1106 N Central Avenue, Phoenix 85004
Next dance[s]:
OCTOBER 10, 2026
October 24, 2026
9 am - 11 am
$10 at the door
~ Cash • Card • Zelle ~
For information & directions to HesleyHouse contact Peg Hesley at ECD@phxtmd.org.
Fifth Friday Contra
Irish Cultural Center & McClelland Library
Great Hall
1106 N Central Avenue, Phoenix 85004
OCTOBER 30, 2026
7 pm to 10 pm • Lesson at 6:30 pm
👽🎃👻🎃👻 HALLOWEEN DANCE 👻🎃👻🎃👽
Caller: Christine Merryman
Band: Chakra
Inspired Halloween costumes will be greatly admired, but not required!
Join us for an evening of contra dancing at the Irish Cultural Center. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced dancer, come enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of contra dancing in Phoenix.
▶️ Sliding-Scale Admission ◀️
Pay what you can afford
$10 to $25 per person (kids under 10 free)
(our cost to put on a dance averages $17.50 per dancer)
Cash • Check • Credit Card • Zelle
Many Hands = Short Work
Please volunteer for a job responsibility at our dance events hosted by the Center for Traditional Music and Dance. We need your assistance before and after the event to help lighten the load on our long-time volunteers who support contra dancing in Phoenix.
Phoenix Traditional Music & Dance programs are supported in part by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, which receives backing from the State of Arizona and the National Endowment for the Arts.
