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Family dancing, a tradition which started 102 years ago at the Sage Creek Community Clubhouse east of Cody, returns 7-10 p.m. Saturday.
The club is in the process of repairing and …
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Family dancing, a tradition which started 102 years ago at the Sage Creek Community Clubhouse east of Cody, returns 7-10 p.m. Saturday.
The club is in the process of repairing and painting the 102-year-old building and the dance serves as a fundraiser. The building received a new roof a few years ago, funded with a benefit dance and a grant.
‘We’re in fundraising mode.” Club member Cheryl Darling said. “Now we’re moving forward to finish the project.”
The band, Loose Boots and ‘ol Country, was formed by longtime club member Ron Daniels.
The public is encouraged to bring baked goods for the auction or come and purchase a baked item. Entrance to the dance is by donation at the door. Club memorabilia will also be for sale.
