Our History

The Western Promenaders Square Dance Club was organized in 1956 to promote friendship, fellowship and the art of Western style square dancing. In 1960 a group of dancers led by Alfred Carter, Tip Fowler, Ben Hill Braden and Ralph McGinnis negotiated to buy a building on Woods Road to be used as a permanent home for the Club. While the location has remained at the Woods Road location we are dancing in our third building, the first being damaged in a snow storm in 1993 and the second destroyed by fire in 2000. The current Square Dance Barn is home to the
Western Promenaders .

We dance every 2nd, 3rd,  4th and 5th Saturday night at 7:30 PM.