Assembly Schedule

Schedule for the 2012 Assembly

Saturday, October 13th

1:30-4:30pm Dance Workshop
(at the Christ Church Undercroft)
Learn the basic steps for Regency country dances and quadrilles, the figures for the various country dances to be done in the evening, and the basic movements of the romantic slow French waltz. Light refreshments will be available at workshop breaks.

4:30-7:30pm

Break for dinner & changing

7:30-11:00pm The Ball
(at Pratt Hall)
Three sets of lively dances accompanied by scrumptious period refreshments.

Sunday, October 14th

1:00-2:30pm Strolling in the Park (weather permitting)
Stroll the gracious lawns and lanes of beautiful Edgerton Park - a perfect setting for outdoor photographs and the display of fashionable pelisses and bonnets.

2:30-5:00pm Regency Card-Party
(at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church)
Enjoy a lovely parlor afternoon of early 19th-century card games and other table games, including loo, piquet, whist, dominos, spillikins, and more. Games will be taught. Light period refreshments and tea will be served. More information about Regency-era games may be found here.

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1:30-4:30pm	Dance Workshop (at the Christ Church Undercroft) Learn the basic steps for Regency country dances and quadrilles, the figures for the various country dances to be done in the evening, and the basic movements of the romantic slow French waltz. Light refreshments will be available at workshop breaks.
4:30-7:30pm	Break for dinner & changing
7:30-11:00pm	The Ball (at Pratt Hall) Three sets of lively dances accompanied by scrumptious period refreshments.

1:00-2:30pm	Strolling in the Park (weather permitting) Stroll the gracious lawns and lanes of beautiful Edgerton Park - a perfect setting for outdoor photographs and the display of fashionable pelisses and bonnets.
2:30-5:00pm	Regency Card-Party (at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church) Enjoy a lovely parlor afternoon of early 19th-century card games and other table games, including loo, piquet, whist, dominos, spillikins, and more. Games will be taught. Light period refreshments and tea will be served. More information about Regency-era games may be found here.