(This page is a part of the contradance pages maintained by Kiran Wagle) This page has not been updated since March 1, 2000 and should be considered both obsolete and unreliable. If you link to it, please delete your links. If you found it in a search engine, go to the index of local Web pges, which is much more likely to be up to date.

What is a dance gypsy?

The denizens of the Usenet newsgroup <rec.folk-dancing> created the following definition for a dance gypsy.

A dance gypsy is someone who frequently spends more time travelling to and from a regularly scheduled contradance than dancing at that dance.

This page is organised by region and day of the week. Another dance gypsy page is organised by day of the week and (eventually) longitude and latitude, or radial distance from the north-easternmost dance venue in the 48 contiguous States, or something equally useful.

GO to the silly person's dance gypsy index page.

This page has not been updated since March 1, 2000 and should be considered both obsolete and unreliable. If you link to it, please delete your links. If you found it in a search engine, go to the index of local Web pges, which is much more likely to be up to date.

New England - Mid-Atlantic - Mid-South and South - Midwest - Southwest and West - West Coast

New England

Mid-Atlantic

Mid-South and South

Midwest

Southwest and West

West coast

GO to the contradance home page, the article index, the list of books, the index of dance sequences, the dance gypsy travel planner, the list of local Web pages, the list of dance weekends, the list of bands, musicians, and callers, the page of random pages, or the top of this page.
entropy@io.com (Kiran Wagle)