Thanks all!
We do not own the hall and any decorations we put up we’d need to take down that evening.
We dance in it every week, (not just for special events) and we’d like to do this for our
regular dances.
Does any dance have something like that chiffon material that they have rigged a system to
hang up and take down every dance?
I remember the Portland Maine dance used to hang tapestries every time.
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On Dec 14, 2024, at 7:55 PM, Kimbi Hagen
<kimbi.hagen(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Our dance has been talking about purchasing white chiffon material to hang in pleated
swags across the gym, to do double duty as a sound baffle and mute the standard
surface-of-the-sun gym lighting. We also want to thread light weight fairy lights in and
amongst the chiffon. Because pretty.
We got the idea from our reframed Trolley Barn dance venue, who found them left up one
time after the Trolley Barn was used for a wedding.
Like this picture from the internet.
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(so please excuse bizarre and nonsensical Auto-corrects). Also, English is my first
language. So all spelling and grammar mistakes were made with the ability to not do that.
> On Dec 14, 2024, at 7:07 PM, Don Peabody via Organizers
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>
> Alex—
>
> Yes.
>
> I don’t remember her name, but—good grief! thirty years ago?—one of our Otter Creek
Contra Dance committee members proposed decorating the exceedingly drab and dreary
Middlebury Municipal Gymnasium with quilts.
>
> A committee member designed dis-assemblable display frames, and quilts by dancers and
other local artisans were displayed. They were transformative of that space, filling it
with beauty to complement the music and dance movements.
>
> I know photos were taken because we sponsored a visit by George Marshall and Wild
Asparagus (Becky Tracy's family home was just up the road, in Bristol) and the second
U.S. dance appearance by the Brunet Brothers (the first of which we ran in Bristol with
Pete Sutherland doing a rare calling gig.) But where would they be now, over a quarter of
a century later?
>
> Love to you all—
>
> Don
>
>
>> On Dec 14, 2024, at 3:39 AM, Alexandra Deis-Lauby via Organizers
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wrote:
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>> Hi all!
>>
>>
>>
>> Has anyone had success making an unattractive hall pretty?
>>
>>
>> We’d love to hear ideas from your dance, or if you just like brainstorming, here
are photos of our hall at CDNY (NYC).
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Alex
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>>
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>> Alexandra Deis-lauby
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>> 646 283 3108
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