Pre-Memorial Day Dance Party

Join us for one fun event at Good Night John Boy in Delray. This event will be on Sunday, May 3rd

A dating game by Charlotte Beasley. Who wants to participate?

Match famous couples by Charlotte

Introductions

Line dance class by Patti Oliveri

Psychic for readings

Soul train dance.

Please invite your friends for a fun evening

Wear your favorite 70s/80s outfits. Mix and Mingle and dance the night away on the huge dance floor like in Saturday Night Fever. It lights up; the deejay gets us motivated to raise our arms and get the party started.

Good Night John Boy is the ultimate 70s/80s-themed bar and nightclub, bringing retro vibes and unforgettable fun to your nights out. Step into a time machine in Delray Beach and experience a groovy atmosphere complete with disco balls, neon lights, and nostalgic décor straight out of your favorite decade.

So come join the party on Sunday, May 10th -- 5:30pm to 10pm

$5.00 Meet Up Motivational Fee!!! It helps us keep going.

Bring friends! Share the news!! Lets all Get Down and boogie

Directions: Take Atlantic East to SE 3rd Street; take right turn; Good Night John Boys is on the left hand side of the road.

If you go all the way to the end of the block, there's a stop sign; take a left, and you may be able to find free parking on the street. So come early.

There is also parking in the garage on the left side of the road.

Single and want to dance? here is what you need to know

How much do you love dancing? If you love it, why not use it to meet unfamiliar faces?

Dance clubs and venues at nightclubs can be some of the best ways to meet other singles. Some dance clubs even have exclusive events for singles over 50.

You certainly can take advantage of that.

You get to do what you love and still potentially get dates. Remember to arm yourself with some intriguing conversation starters to increase your success rate.

Dating as a senior requires you to be proactive. No one will get to know how outstanding a person you are if you don’t put yourself out there.

Grab any chance to socialize by looking for social events for singles over 50 seniors near you. Who knows, that could be the lucky break you need to be happy for the rest of your life.

Singles dance offers a unique opportunity for individuals to engage in a social activity that is both fun and beneficial for personal development. Here are some of the key reasons why a singles dance can be a rewarding experience:

• Social Interaction: Singles dance provides a platform for singles to meet and socialize with others, breaking the ice and potentially forming new friendships.

Skill Development: Learning to dance can enhance social skills, improve confidence, and provide a sense of community and belonging.

Physical and Mental Well-being: Dancing can boost physical fitness, improve balance, and have a positive impact on mental health.

Personal Growth: The process of learning and practicing dance can lead to personal growth, self-expression, and resilience.

Singles dance is not just about the physical activity; it's about the journey of learning, the social connections, and the personal development that comes with it. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced dancer, singles dance can be a fulfilling and enriching activity that offers something for everyone.

· What About Social Dancing?

· "But won't I need a partner to go out social dancing?"

· Absolutely not. The entire point of social dancing is dancing with many different people throughout the evening. At social dances, it's completely normal—expected, even—to ask someone to dance, share a song together, and then each find new partners for the next dance.

· In fact, social dancers who come as singles are often in high demand because they're available to dance with anyone. Couples who come together sometimes stay together all night, but singles keep the social energy flowing by mixing with everyone in the room.

· Yes, asking someone to dance can feel intimidating at first (I get it), but the ballroom community is genuinely welcoming. A simple "Would you like to dance?" is all it takes. And here's a secret: other people at social dances are hoping someone will ask them to dance too. Everyone wins when people are brave enough to ask.

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