Welcome!
The Masonic ballroom floor has been beautifully refinished and
they are requesting dancers wear clean shoes to protect the new finish
Our club dances SSD, Plus and Rounds.
Usually on the 4th Sunday of the month.
2:00 Rounds and 2:30-4:30 Squares.
Dances are at the Masonic Events Center
225 W. Oak St. in Fort Collins.
We've got a fantastic line-up of callers for 2025!
Link: Dance Schedule
January 26th – It’s Summer Somewhere (casual)
The caller is Larry Marchese and the cuer is Mitchell Thompson.
We invite you to attend our Thursday night classes starting off
with bringing SSD up to Mainstream and then on to Plus.
Classes begin Thurs, Feb 6th, 2025, and continue every Thursday
thru Feb., March & April from 6:30 to 8:30 at the Masonic Event Center.
Link: Flyer for Mainstream & Plus Classes
For more info contact Barbara Beyers at
970-833-5320 or
Ponderosa Promenaders began its journey in June 2010, when a passionate group of individuals came together to share their love for square dancing. Under the guidance of Ralph and Linda Goble, our first 25 students learned the art of square dance from our talented caller, Mark Hammett.
For the first 5 years we danced “Up On The Mountain” at the Livermore Community Hall. Since then, we’ve moved to the Masonic Event Center in Fort Collins and expanded our membership to dancers from Red Feather Lakes, Livermore, Fort Collins, Loveland, Wellington, Johnstown, and Windsor.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PonderosaPromenaders/
Bryan started Square Dancing about 8-years ago and after noticing that callers were beginning to retire, he started training to become a caller. He has now been providing Square Dance lessons for Ponderosa Promenaders for 2-yeas. He also calls squares for non-dancer parties.
Link: https://coloradosquaredance.com/callers-cuers/mapsdc-callers-and-cuers/nolde-bryan
Mitchell comes from a family with an extensive background in square dancing, so it was only natural for him to get involved. He did so by learning to square dance and joining the Rocky Mountain Dancers performance group at the young age of 13. He enjoyed squares, but it wasn’t long before he discovered that his real passion was for rounds. Under the tutelage of John Herr, he learned to cue. Two short years later, in 2005, he became a member of Roundalab and started both cueing dances and teaching round dance classes.
Link: https://coloradosquaredance.com/callers-cuers/dasrdc-callers-and-cuers/thompson-mitchell
Website: https://thompsoncueing.com/
