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Westerly Winds Big Band Dinner Dance

Date: Sat. 3/23/13
Time: Social time at 6:30 with dinner at served around 7 PM. Music and dance to follow roughly at 8pm or earlier.
Where: Great Lakes Rooms in the Don H. Bottom University Center (Kaye Avenue) at NMU.
Cost: $25 per person for non-students and includes hors d’ourvre, dinner, music, and dance. Cash bar & non-alcoholic drinks available.
One may attend for free to just listen to the music and dance without dinner, altho a donation is appreciated.
Per Marge Sklar, “Westerly Winds often charge near $20 for the dance alone. As you know, they are a rather large band for this region. If you care to give a donation to the Steppin’ Out Dance Club, they would appreciate it, but we don’t charge for listening to the band alone.
The cost of the meal helps to support the entertainment, too.”
Dress: Wide range of dress acceptable.
RSVP: At least a week prior to the event for dinner reservations. Per Marge Sklar, “We will need advanced reservations for either the meal or
just listening to the music. Hope to see you there.

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