Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers are performing this Sunday, May 29th at the Make-Out Room (22nd St. in the Mission)…and Nathan will be teaching a drop-in Beginning Swing Lesson right before the band starts!

With no work the next morning, it’s the perfect night to come enjoy hot live music & dancing, cocktails and hanging out with friends! Also a great night to drag your always-wanted-to-try-swing-dancing friends out with you to give them a taste!

Schedule:

7:30pm Beginning Swing Lesson w/ Nathan & Miriam

8pm Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers

Cost:

$10 admission INCLUDES lesson

Location:

Make-Out Room

3225 22nd Street, SF, 94110

Lavay Smith will also playing this Wednesday, June 1st at Cats Corner!

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Join Nathan and your friends from Cats Corner this Thursday evening for a fun, FREE outdoor swing dance party at the Mission Community Market!

Location:

Bartlett & 22nd Street, The Mission, SF, CA

Schedule:

• 6-7:30pm Open Social Dancing with DJ NateDiggity
• 6:30-7pm Beginning Swing Drop-in Lesson  - Cats Corner style!

Get your DANCE and VEGGIES ON at this growing weekly farmer’s market!

The Mission Community Market (MCM) is a weekly, outdoor marketplace that celebrates the Mission District’s diversity with fresh foods, local businesses, and youth activities in order to improve family health, youth access to arts, and the safe, fun use of Mission streets.

Spread the word! Bring your friends!

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Come out for some FREE outdoor swing dancing this Sunday afternoon, as Cats Corner takes part in the Sunday Streets festivities in the Mission! It’s Mother’s Day too…so bring your mom!

Where: Valencia Street between 15th & 16th Street

When: 12 – 3pm. Impromptu dance lessons & performances on the hour at 12, 1, 2 & 3pm.

What: DJs NateDiggity & Michael Terkowski spin tunes for swing dancing.

Cost: FREE!

Beginners and all ages welcome! No partner needed!

About Sunday Streets

Sunday Streets is a series of events put on by the City of San Francisco to encourage health, community and fun, inspired by similar events in cities throughout the world.  A Sunday Streets event creates a large, temporary, public space by closing off stretches of a neighborhood’s streets to automobile traffic, and opening them to pedestrians, bicyclists, and activities for several hours on a predetermined Sunday.

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