Tribe.net. Local Connections Go Ask Alice http://dancechurch.tribe.net/thread/2d96a36d-c82a-4342-8c86-cc25d56c79c5#78f24e2b-9c3f-4502-a1a0-cd0e09bc45f2 2008-03-05T14:41:20Z 2008-03-05T14:41:20Z

I found it through friends and have never seen it advertised or publicized... But I guess that's what kind of mileage you get once you gather a core of dedicated weirdos. I highly advocate Craigslist as a way to gather a lot of strange people quickly, but keep in mind there is very little sorting for quality if you go that route. ;-)

Go Ask Alice 2008-03-05T14:41:20Z daddy-o http://dancechurch.tribe.net/thread/2d96a36d-c82a-4342-8c86-cc25d56c79c5#4d201fcf-d434-4422-ba0b-8ea825af55bb 2008-02-16T02:41:23Z 2008-02-16T02:41:23Z

Vaj, After almost seven years, it's very word of mouth at this point. People do find it via this Tribe.net and through such web presence as the listing on http://www.dne.org/dancedirectory/ and the discussion group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DanceChurch/ . Folks hear about it through the strong connection to the dance communities at the local colleges including Cabrillo College and UC Santa Cruz (Dance Church was founded by a UCSC dance grad as a student project). Hope this helps, -Daddy-O-

daddy-o 2008-02-16T02:41:23Z Vajrana http://dancechurch.tribe.net/thread/2d96a36d-c82a-4342-8c86-cc25d56c79c5#10d93a88-a6c8-4ff7-a2ef-3b3dbf062f26 2008-02-15T03:09:41Z 2008-02-15T03:09:41Z

I'm leading a new Sunday morning dance jam, aka Spirit Boogie, in my town (Corvallis, Or). I'm using the usual routes to spread the word, but wondering what ya'll do. How do people find dance church? Thanks, Vaj

Vajrana 2008-02-15T03:09:41Z