English country dancing gets its first book.
The American Colonies break with Great Britain.
Country dance by way of England and France.
American dance traditions start to break with their British past.
Waltz and polka in, contra dancing out.
Called dances and the swing figure emerge.
Folklorists and Henry Ford.
All things patriotic.
The tradition of American folk music and dance gets a home.
Global economic crisis hits home.
America becomes a modern superpower.
Simultaneous traditions in American folk dance develop.
"Hippies" make contra dance cool again.
Tanya Rotenberg pens her iconic dance.
Music by Charley Horse.
Calling by Dave Harvey, music by Bruce Cobb, Mike Orsillo, Bob Reed, and Nick Howe.
Calling by Bob Green, music by Reel Women & the Jigelo.
Music by Liquefaction.
Calling by Charlotte Crittenden, music by Boom Chuck.
Calling by April Blum, music by Honeysuckle Rose.
Calling by Maeve Deviln, music by Sharon Robinson, Brad Battey, Jr., and Judi Morningstar.
Calling by Ed Hall, music by Audrey Knuth, Rachel Bell, and Julie Vallimont.
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