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Updated 17 July 2008

 

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July 19th

East Meets West

The Rebels join the St Louis Imperial Club at Trinity Lutheran Church, Clayton Rd & Hwy 141, Chesterfield, MO. Both WCS & Imperial music will be played by Larry Eaglin and our own DJs Ruth & Ross. Workshops start at 7pm. Open Dancing at 8pm.

Winner of the Rebels DJ Throwdown

was

Cory Johnson. Congratulations Cory!!

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Thanks to all who came out Saturday for the Christmas In June dance with South Side. Hopefully every female got a chance to dance with Mario. He really is awesome! If you didn't, your next chance is at Meet Me in St. Louis, get your tickets now (only $80 for club members if purchased BEFORE Aug 1st)! Also, thanks to Ruth Gilbert and Mike Cook for some great music. With a special thanks to Mario and Kim Beechy for a great demo showing the crowd just how it's done!

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SPECIAL ONLINE ONLY DISCOUNT

$5 off if you register online before midnight on July 30th!

Angel Figueroa will be in town Aug 1st - 2nd

He'll be the instructor for the Friday night session and then doing clinics Saturday. He is, once again, the head judge at Meet Me In St. Louis, so might not hurt to let him know you exist if you want to compete this year. And even if you don't compete, this instructor is worth your time and money.

Dances every Friday night at the Stratford Inn Gazebo Room, off I-44 across from the Chrysler Plant
800 S Highway Dr.
Fenton, MO 63026

Mission Statement: The purpose of the St. Louis Rebels West Coast Swing Dance Club shall be to provide a friendly, energetic, and supportive environment where members and guests can share a love for swing dancing and pursue individual dancing goals. To promote swing dancing as a social activity in our community. To provide an open and friendly atmosphere where everyone is treated equally. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, nation of origin, age, gender, sexual preference, marital status, manner of dress, or interest in other social dances.

Last update: September 5, 2007