SOCIAL DANCE IS BACK!!!! The Greater Boston Social Dance Program provides a series of social Dance classes that helps children develop social skills in both formal and informal settings. By learning and more importantly, practicing their social etiquette, our students walk away with great confidence by knowing what to do, not only in the ballroom., but in all situations in life. Students will learn the importance of a firm handshake, eye contact, posture, confidence, making a good first impression, standing as a sign of respect, everyday etiquette tips, escorting and seating partners and the importance of conversation. During the program’s nine-decade history, tens of thousands of students have participated in this program throughout New England. The social values learned and the benefits this program will bring to your child are unprecedented. The class is designed to be uplifting and fun. During each class students learn the importance of being courteous, kind and polite to each other. They use the social setting of dancing as a means of instilling these good manners in the child. Second Child registered in the same family pay only $139.00 when payments are activated by Community Education Program Dress Code: Girls’ Party Dress with white gloves & Boys’ Jacket and Tie. If girls would prefer dress pants and a nice blouse may be worn as well. No Jeans, sweats or sneakers please. Any questions or concerns in regards to the Dress Code please contact the Community Education office.

Register online: https:dscommed.communityroot.com

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.

SOCIAL DANCE IS BACK!!!! The Greater Boston Social Dance Program provides a series of social Dance classes that helps children develop social skills in both formal and informal settings. By learning and more importantly, practicing their social etiquette, our students walk away with great confidence by knowing what to do, not only in the ballroom., but in all situations in life. Students will learn the importance of a firm handshake, eye contact, posture, confidence, making a good first impression, standing as a sign of respect, everyday etiquette tips, escorting and seating partners and the importance of conversation. During the program’s nine-decade history, tens of thousands of students have participated in this program throughout New England. The social values learned and the benefits this program will bring to your child are unprecedented. The class is designed to be uplifting and fun. During each class students learn the importance of being courteous, kind and polite to each other. They use the social setting of dancing as a means of instilling these good manners in the child. Second Child registered in the same family pay only $139.00 when payments are activated by Community Education Program Dress Code: Girls’ Party Dress with white gloves & Boys’ Jacket and Tie. If girls would prefer dress pants and a nice blouse may be worn as well. No Jeans, sweats or sneakers please. Any questions or concerns in regards to the Dress Code please contact the Community Education office.

Register online: https:dscommed.communityroot.com

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.

SOCIAL DANCE IS BACK!!!! The Greater Boston Social Dance Program provides a series of social Dance classes that helps children develop social skills in both formal and informal settings. By learning and more importantly, practicing their social etiquette, our students walk away with great confidence by knowing what to do, not only in the ballroom., but in all situations in life. Students will learn the importance of a firm handshake, eye contact, posture, confidence, making a good first impression, standing as a sign of respect, everyday etiquette tips, escorting and seating partners and the importance of conversation. During the program’s nine-decade history, tens of thousands of students have participated in this program throughout New England. The social values learned and the benefits this program will bring to your child are unprecedented. The class is designed to be uplifting and fun. During each class students learn the importance of being courteous, kind and polite to each other. They use the social setting of dancing as a means of instilling these good manners in the child. Second Child registered in the same family pay only $139.00 when payments are activated by Community Education Program Dress Code: Girls’ Party Dress with white gloves & Boys’ Jacket and Tie. If girls would prefer dress pants and a nice blouse may be worn as well. No Jeans, sweats or sneakers please. Any questions or concerns in regards to the Dress Code please contact the Community Education office.

Register online: https:dscommed.communityroot.com

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.

SOCIAL DANCE IS BACK!!!! The Greater Boston Social Dance Program provides a series of social Dance classes that helps children develop social skills in both formal and informal settings. By learning and more importantly, practicing their social etiquette, our students walk away with great confidence by knowing what to do, not only in the ballroom., but in all situations in life. Students will learn the importance of a firm handshake, eye contact, posture, confidence, making a good first impression, standing as a sign of respect, everyday etiquette tips, escorting and seating partners and the importance of conversation. During the program’s nine-decade history, tens of thousands of students have participated in this program throughout New England. The social values learned and the benefits this program will bring to your child are unprecedented. The class is designed to be uplifting and fun. During each class students learn the importance of being courteous, kind and polite to each other. They use the social setting of dancing as a means of instilling these good manners in the child. Second Child registered in the same family pay only $139.00 when payments are activated by Community Education Program Dress Code: Girls’ Party Dress with white gloves & Boys’ Jacket and Tie. If girls would prefer dress pants and a nice blouse may be worn as well. No Jeans, sweats or sneakers please. Any questions or concerns in regards to the Dress Code please contact the Community Education office.

Register online: https:dscommed.communityroot.com

Hands-on, interactive architecture + design workshops for kids in Boston’s MetroWest. Students will explore design principles, history, and creative problem-solving through themed sessions such as Everyday Objects, Kitchens, Dream House, Playgrounds, Museums, Skyscrapers, and Urban Planning.

https://www.melanyparkdesign.com/classes

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.

Hands-on, interactive architecture + design workshops for kids in Boston’s MetroWest. Students will explore design principles, history, and creative problem-solving through themed sessions such as Everyday Objects, Kitchens, Dream House, Playgrounds, Museums, Skyscrapers, and Urban Planning.

https://www.melanyparkdesign.com/classes

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.

Hands-on, interactive architecture + design workshops for kids in Boston’s MetroWest. Students will explore design principles, history, and creative problem-solving through themed sessions such as Everyday Objects, Kitchens, Dream House, Playgrounds, Museums, Skyscrapers, and Urban Planning.

https://www.melanyparkdesign.com/classes

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.

Hands-on, interactive architecture + design workshops for kids in Boston’s MetroWest. Students will explore design principles, history, and creative problem-solving through themed sessions such as Everyday Objects, Kitchens, Dream House, Playgrounds, Museums, Skyscrapers, and Urban Planning.

https://www.melanyparkdesign.com/classes

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.

Hands-on, interactive architecture + design workshops for kids in Boston’s MetroWest. Students will explore design principles, history, and creative problem-solving through themed sessions such as Everyday Objects, Kitchens, Dream House, Playgrounds, Museums, Skyscrapers, and Urban Planning.

https://www.melanyparkdesign.com/classes

Join COA every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon at the Community Coffee Bar. The COA, with support from the Sherborn 1858 Town House, will host a drop-in cafe. It’s a friendly place to meet local residents, enjoy coffee, play games, read, or chat. Thanks to Dunkin’ Donuts for their generous baked goods and support.