Overview
When in Cape Breton, do as the Capers do, right? Here’s your chance at a slice of life experience by jumping in on the action at a square dance! A common part of the Cape Breton nightlife, the square dance is a wonderful opportunity to hear live music, get a little exercise, and mix and mingle the neighbours.
Thursday nights from 9:00 pm – 12:00 am through July & August.
Open to all ages; located at Glencoe Mills Hall.
Admission $8.00, under 12 free. Canteen available
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