Legacy Cafe closed for summer.
Due to summer vacations and holidays, Legacy Cafe will be closed for the summer. We look forward to seeing all our dancing friends again in the fall. Have a wonderful summer!
Tonight: Cinco de Mayo at Legacy Cafe
Cinco de Mayo dance at Legacy Cafe TONIGHT. We’ve got an energetic Latin sound on tonight’s play list as well as the traditional ballroom music. Add to that my salsa trio, some quesadillas, and a Mexican Hot Chocolate Fiesta cake and we’ve got us a Cinco de Mayo Party! Wear your brightest colors! Tonight at DanceQuest, 7-9 pm, $10 each.
See You on the Floor!
Legacy Cafe this Sunday
In spite of the Easter holiday, Legacy Cafe will continue its “First Sunday at 7” schedule and have their dance this Sunday night, April 5th. A great dance floor, great dance music and we have a party! Join us if you can!
See you on the floor!
Legacy Cafe this Sunday, March 1
Good-bye snowman, Hello Legacy Cafe!
With so many dance events canceled these last 2 weeks, we’ve got some catching up to do.
Join us this Sunday night at 7pm for some Legacy dancing. $10 per person at DanceQuest in Nashville.
Soft drinks and snacks provided.
See You on the Floor!
Legacy Cafe Tonight
You danced Friday night and Saturday night? SO??
You’re really tired? SO??
The weather looks crappy for the night? SO??
You’ve never tried ballroom and are scared to get on the floor? SO??
No sympathy here, folks. MAN-UP and WOMAN-UP and join us for Legacy Cafe tonight!
See you on the Floor at DanceQuest 7-9 pm/ $10 per person
The Devil is in the Details
Some people have asked me about the times of these events. Sorry I neglected my who, what, when as I posted my information.
DanceQuest tonight: Lesson at 7 and dance at 8.
Warehouse Anniversary Party in Murfreesboro on Saturday: 8-11 pm.
Legacy Cafe on Sunday: 7-9 pm
Roy, I hope this helps!
See You on the Floor!
“All She Wants to do is Dance!”
This song by Don Henley has become my theme song. It’s a great cha cha and fits my frame of mind – the more dancing, the better! So, this weekend is packed with opportunities.
Friday night: Mardi Gras party at DanceQuest
Saturday night: 5 Year Anniversary Party at the Warehouse
Sunday night: Legacy Cafe’s rescheduled February dance
Also, on Sunday, there is a Nashville Swing Dance Club dance. ( I really hate to mention that since I would rather people come to our Legacy – but I have great friends who support that club so I want to be nice to my friends! )Ha Ha!
So, dance, dance, dance!
See you on the Floor!
Legacy Cafe this Sunday, Jan 4th.
The food comas are over now and it’s time to get back in shape!
The 1st Legacy Cafe of the new year is already here! This Sunday kicks of the Legacy music and dance of 2015. Join us for our early, back-to-work, dance from 7-9 at DanceQuest Studio. $10. Light refreshments.
See You on the Floor Sunday!
Legacy Cafe Dance on Sunday, December 7th
Our annual St. Nicholas dance will be Sunday, December 7th at DanceQuest. 7-9 pm. Holiday Attire is encouraged. See You on the Floor!
Tails, I Win!
Tom and Paul sporting their tails at the Let’s Dance Formal.
I stood off to the side in the tuxedo store, realizing my role was, primarily, moral support. As the clerk totaled up the numbers and pronounced the final cost for the rental of tails for one night, Tom’s eyes widened and shifted towards me. As I read the question in his eyes, I chuckled and gave him the confirmation nod. “You started this,” I said, referencing his mandate as President of Let’s Dance Club that the 25th Anniversary Dance should be absolutely formal. The irony of the situation took me back to a time in our engagement which now makes us laugh but was very unpleasant at the time.
My wedding. MY wedding, right? You know how these things go – the merging of two families, the trying-to-make-everyone-happy-insanity, the “Why didn’t we just elope?” question. In spite of all of this, I knew my wedding would be beautiful. Coming from a middle class family, simple elegance was something I believed in. Beautiful summer dresses for the bridesmaids and light grey tuxedos for the groomsmen would create just the right setting for my special day.
Did I mention the “merging of two families?” Turns out that the groom had absolutely no interest in tuxedos. He didn’t understand why almost matching suits wouldn’t work just as well. He didn’t understand why any of these things mattered to me. He then refused the whole idea and the conversation crescendoed into him calling my chosen attire for the men MONKEY SUITS! Needless to say, what followed was not pretty.
Tempers calmed, common sense (aka, my way) prevailed, and we had handsome men in tuxedoes in our wedding.
So now, I look at this evolution of my husband: President and Master of Ceremonies for a ballroom dance club, a life of tuxedoes and formals, dressed in tails for Saturday night’s dance, and always looking distinguished for every occasion. 37 years ago, I could not have imagined this life-style. I love the irony of this transformation and I am happy to say, Tails, I Win!
See you on the Floor!
See You on the Floor 