THIS WEEK: April 19th - VENUE CHANGE
167 Graham Ave
off the Montrose Ave stop on the L line
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Fridays Swing!Welcome to our weekly Swing Dance!
Every Friday you'll find us dancing up a storm, join us! 7:00 - 7:30 Learn a Solo Jazz Routine 7:30 - 10:00 pm DANCE! Only $5-10 per person on DJ Nights Only $10-15 per person on Band Nights Location: 231 Ainslie Street upstairs off the Graham Ave stop on the L line |
Different Community Events Each Friday!
1st Friday
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2nd Friday
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3rd Friday
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4th Friday
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Band Night!
Once a month we will have a Live Band
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Thank you to one of our sponsors for this dance:
Want to know more about where to go swing dancing in NYC?
www.ThisWeekinSwingNYC.wordpress.com
Brooklyn Swings Communal Goal
OVERVIEW
Brooklyn Swings offers a space where all are welcome to be present, involved, collaborate and participate with mutual respect. All attending and managing create the space we are in and make this possible.
Tell us whats up:
The Brooklyn Swings Goal
The Brooklyn Swings goal is to have a respectful space for all, regardless of anything visual, physical, ability, cultural, spiritual, viewpoints, or anything that could make us feel the same or different from each other. Harassment, including virtual, is to be taken as a challenge to this goal and not welcomed. In this space we collaborate, learn, exchange, create and grow.
Participants are expected to respect each other and, if not will be expected to make an immediate change and/or asked to leave. Every event is unique and therefore every outcome is unique and will be decided at the discretion of Brooklyn Swings.
See something, say something. Brooklyn Swings managers (including teachers and DJs) are good people to reach out to, including methods of contact listed above. All parties directly involved in any event are respected by having their voice heard. Please tell us the good stuff and bad stuff --we want to hear about all the stuff, really.
BEING A RESPECTFUL DANCE EVENT ATTENDEE
Welcome those around you and offer the chance to share your mutual joy.
Please be aware of space on the dance floor to avoid accidental collisions or injuries. It is every dancers’ responsibility to be aware of the movement and position of their partner, the people & space around, and one’s own body in order to promote safety. Ask before offering advice of any kind.
Photography: Everyone is welcome to take pictures but at anytime we may ask you to put away your camera device since our priority is to be present in the moment.
Please be respectful to the Brooklyn Swings staff, even if you are experiencing a frustration. Without the goodwill of these individuals, a smoothly functioning event is impossible.
Finally, be aware of your own boundaries and physical needs. Knowing this makes supporting you easier.
Brooklyn Swings offers a space where all are welcome to be present, involved, collaborate and participate with mutual respect. All attending and managing create the space we are in and make this possible.
Tell us whats up:
- Email brooklynswings@gmail.com
- Find a Brooklyn Swings Staff member (during the event via the DJ booth)
- Contact Jenny Sowden directly (Director & Co-founder of Brooklyn Swings)
The Brooklyn Swings Goal
The Brooklyn Swings goal is to have a respectful space for all, regardless of anything visual, physical, ability, cultural, spiritual, viewpoints, or anything that could make us feel the same or different from each other. Harassment, including virtual, is to be taken as a challenge to this goal and not welcomed. In this space we collaborate, learn, exchange, create and grow.
Participants are expected to respect each other and, if not will be expected to make an immediate change and/or asked to leave. Every event is unique and therefore every outcome is unique and will be decided at the discretion of Brooklyn Swings.
See something, say something. Brooklyn Swings managers (including teachers and DJs) are good people to reach out to, including methods of contact listed above. All parties directly involved in any event are respected by having their voice heard. Please tell us the good stuff and bad stuff --we want to hear about all the stuff, really.
BEING A RESPECTFUL DANCE EVENT ATTENDEE
Welcome those around you and offer the chance to share your mutual joy.
Please be aware of space on the dance floor to avoid accidental collisions or injuries. It is every dancers’ responsibility to be aware of the movement and position of their partner, the people & space around, and one’s own body in order to promote safety. Ask before offering advice of any kind.
Photography: Everyone is welcome to take pictures but at anytime we may ask you to put away your camera device since our priority is to be present in the moment.
Please be respectful to the Brooklyn Swings staff, even if you are experiencing a frustration. Without the goodwill of these individuals, a smoothly functioning event is impossible.
Finally, be aware of your own boundaries and physical needs. Knowing this makes supporting you easier.
Be present. Be a part of making this community the wonderful space it is.
Wording is inspired by NYC’s Frim Fram Jam Code of Conduct, which was inspired by that posted at Lindy Focus & has been a part of many local and national events across the U.S.A.
Wording is inspired by NYC’s Frim Fram Jam Code of Conduct, which was inspired by that posted at Lindy Focus & has been a part of many local and national events across the U.S.A.
