MIT Folk Dance Club

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(This page is about the history of the MITFDC. For information on its current Israeli session, go to this page.)

The MIT Folk Dance Club is one of the most significant folk dance institutions in the northeastern US.

Origin

International

Advanced Balkan and Eastern European

Israeli

A separate Israeli-only session began in the spring of 1970, started by Mark Horenstein, Herb Lin, and Avi Yascowitz. Israeli dancing was on Thursday nights up through September 15, 1977. After a week's hiatus for Yom Kippur on the 21/22, dancing moved to Wednesday nights starting on September 28.

Contra

Marathons

Beach Parties

References

Home page of the MITFDC.

Herb Lin's paper (pdf) on the history of the MITFDC, written ca. 1977.