A Little Irish Dancing

Posted on March 19, 2016 by christmastv

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Our last dance party may have been the day after St. Patrick’s Day, but we celebrated with dancing an Irish jig nonetheless. Yes, Friday March 18th, we all had a spring in our step as we rocked it on the dance floor. DJ Riff Raff provided us with an hour’s worth of music which shook the roof and inspired quite a bit of sweat. Check out his complete playlist:

 

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Who can resist dancing to funk like this? What inspires you to dance? Our deejays know how to keep the dance floor hot. Many thanks to DJ Riff Raff for giving his time and energy to help us have a new playlist.

 

 

We’d love it if you’d join us on the dance floor! Ladies–bring a friend, a sister, your mother, an aunt, or even a daughter–and turn Friday nights into a dance party! We dance again on Friday April 1st, at 8pm. Don’t be late–we only dance for one hour.  See you on the dance floor!

 

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    Juniper Sage
    The Den Mother


    Juniper's adopted home town of Akron, Ohio has inspired her to start many new distractions. Sometimes she starts things just to make other people do them. So, if she isn't at Square Records petting the cat, she is at her Stitch 'n' Bitch or planning a new scheme with one of her partners in crime - which, if she has her way, will eventually include everyone in Akron.
    Actually raised on the dance floor of Cracker Jack's in Canton, she mixes her love for Breakin' 2: Electric Bugaloo with a healthy dose of angst to create a "classic" dance style. Prince would approve, she hopes.

    Laura Maidens
    DJ Dewey Dancimal


    Laura was afraid of DDPP as much as Juniper is afraid of the nineties, but she took the plunge, fell in love and never looked back. She spends a good chunk of her time curating oddly-themed playlists because she loves when a good mood comes together. She learned how to dance at weddings and backyard bonfires with people thrice her age, so she's always got slick moves on the dance floor. When she's not dancing, she's being a rad librarian or hanging with her rad husband and rad cats. But let's be honest. Most of the time she's dancing.

    Roza Maille
    grrrilla beats


    Roza is a fan of DDPP not only because it’s probably the best stress reliever on the planet, but it’s also the only way she remembers to excercise. Roza blames DDPP for her inability to leave the dance floor during wedding receptions, her obsession with disco balls, and her belief that the playlist is an art form. She enjoys pushing musical boundries with her mixes and was once known for putting a Neil Diamond song in all of her playlists (maybe she should bring that back?). When she’s not busting a move at DDPP, she’s an active member of Akron’s art scene and enjoys traveling, watching music and/or cat videos, and drinking coffee.

    Retired - Joanna Wilson
    DJ Prisoner


    Joanna Wilson toils as a Christmas TV expert, writing two books and a blog on the subject. In her spare time, she likes to train and race triathlon. She was once heard shouting above the loud music on the dance floor, “DDPP has transformed my life!” Some have suggested a vaccination for her infectious dance style, nonetheless she continues to rock it Old School.

    What Juniper says about DDPP

    Oddly hard to explain - there are unabashed, unashamed dancers and then there are people who wouldn't shake a tail feather if they were a chicken. Dance Dance Party is for any woman who loves to dance but has felt... ...I don't like to dress up just to get sweaty ...I am too old/too young/too hip/too unhip to go to a club ...My dance moves might be left over from high school ...I am unsure what the music the DJs are playing is supposed to make me want to do.
    It is silly. It may even be a little bit weird, but, once you have done it, you'll want to do it - ALL of the time.
    What EXACTLY do we do? A group of ladies (some strangers, some friends) gets together twice a month and dance for an hour in a big dance studio space. We wear our comfy clothes, we don't pose for each other and we don't talk (at least not much). It is really about dancing it out in a friendly environment - No booze, No boys, No judgements.
    Girl children can attend, we just can't promise the song lyrics will be clean - but we won't intentionally make them dirty:)

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