B.C. Square & Round Dance Federation

To preserve, promote and perpetuate Square Dancing, Round Dancing, Contra Dancing and other related forms of dancing in the Province of British Columbia

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and meet new people!

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For promotional articles, editable posters and brochures!

Cross Trail News Online
A Vancouver Island Square & Round Dance Online magazine

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"Social dances pop up around Okanangan"


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Next GM April 27th, 2025
Next AGM October 19th, 2025
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B.C. DANCE CALENDAR

for Square Dances in B.C.

Send your Club info to info@squaredance.bc.ca

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WHERESTHEDANCE.COM

Find a club wherever you are
in North America

(Check that your club info is up-to-date)

“Square Dancing is the perfect exercise.
It combines all positive aspects of intense physical exercise with none of the negative elements.”

Dr. Arron Blackburn

Music Licensing

For Callers, Cuers and Leaders:

A license is required to use music for Square Dance, Round Dance, etc.
Tariff 19 license for dances
Tariff 22.D.1 for video

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Photo and Video Permission

Dance events in BC may be filmed, recorded, and photographed by various individuals and/or the media.

These photos and recordings may be used for educational, archival or promotional purposes and may be included in future dance publications, videos and websites.

Unless otherwise stated, you agree to be filmed, recorded, or photographed for the above said purposes.

Please advise event organizers and/or photographers if you do not wish to have your image used.

COVID-19 Reminder

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the BCSRD Federation Executive advise that all members of the federation follow the guidelines of the BC Health Minister as to the Best Practices available for reducing the spread of this virus.