About the Village Dancers

We are Villages residents who enjoy dancing.  Some have danced for years, some are learning for the first time.  The Village Dancers meet weekly.  Each month we learn a new choreography.  For example, in one month, we may learn a sassy jazz routine and then in the following month, we may learn a latin or Broadway piece. By changing the dance style each month - it keeps it fresh and fun.  It gives the members opportunities to experience different music and movements. Dance is a conversation between the body and soul. Bernice (director and choreographer) teaches choreography, so you are exercising the body and the mind at the same time. Choreography links movements together to create a routine that includes formation changes and attitude.  Performance is not required to be a member of the Village Dancers - however we do have opportunities to collaborate with all the other clubs within The Village Music Society. For example, The Village Dancers have collaborated with the Villages Voices to add dance to a few of the songs. There is no fee to join the Village Dancers, however donations are welcomed. 

• Dance is a known activity that is good for the mind, significantly reducing dementia risk. Regular dancing can reduce the risk of dementia by 76%, twice as much as reading. Doing crossword puzzles at least four days a week reduced the risk by 47%, while cycling and swimming offered no benefit at all.  
• Dancing also increases cognitive acuity at all ages.

• Bernice Toy, president 
• Barbara Moore, Vice president
• Lynda McKinney, Secretary
• Betty Wegner, treasurer

Contact Bernice at

Bernice.Toy@gmail.com