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      • Location
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      • Erica Goldman 2025
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Erica Goldman Workshop June 28-29, 2025

What is Folk Dancing?

International Folk Dance, or World Dance, brings together traditional ethnic dances, as well as choreographed dances, from various regions and nationalities such as Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Turkey, Israel, Albania, Greece, Macedonia, Russia, Ukraine, Japan, China, Mongolia, and many more!


​We have dances catering to all skill levels, with a wide variety of music of varying tempos and time signatures. Most dances are in an open circle with linked hands, where the person on the right is leading the dance and knows the steps to that particular dance. Follow the leader's motions, and you will have no trouble dancing along in no time!

Where is it Located?

West Shore Arts & Education Studio

300 Bridge St

New Cumberland, PA 17070

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When is Dancing?

Date: 1st and 3rd Sundays (see Calendar for possible changes)


Time: 6:00-8:00 PM (Instruction from 6-6:30)

See Calendar for Event info

How much does it cost?

Regular Admission: $10

13-17 & Students: $5

12 and under: FREE

Do I need to bring a partner?

No, you may come alone or bring a friend! Folk dancing is a communal activity by nature and is generally done in an open or closed circle, with a variety of handholds or without handholds. While partner dances are done on occasion, there is no need to have a partner beforehand, nor are there defined gender roles in any of our dances.

What else do I need to know?

We have an extensive list of suggestions and codes of etiquette for beginners.

Check this page for more information!

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