Bread and Bones

A Fusion Social Dance and Concert, Friday, May 13, 2017

hosted by the MIT Lindy Hop Society, MIT Ballroom Dance Club, and MIT Casino Rueda

featuring Amy Kucharik and Friends With Benefits.

Who is Amy and Friends With Benefits?

Amy Kucharik, a talented singer/songwriter from Somerville and familiar face around the Boston dance scene, is a dancer's dream musician. On her ukulele, she has immense musical range and her influences range from ragtime blues, country, and folk, to reggae, funk and infectious, danceable swing. Her band, Friends With Benefits, will have you on your feet in no time. The songs are catchy and sexy, and we invite you to listen closely to Amy's witty (sometimes dark-humored) lyrics.

Check out Amy's latest album, "Cunning Folk" at amykucharik.com.

Why "Bread and Bones"?

It's the title of a brilliant Amy Kucharik song off her EP, "Dance Crush Blues." Take a listen and you'll know why we chose it for our theme.

Tell me more about Fusion dancing!

Fusion is partner dancing that freely combines multiple dance aesthetics and musical genres. It means time to bust out those Tango, Ballroom, Salsa, Swing, Blues, etc. moves. Partner connection and musicality are key. Want to learn more? Check out the complimentary lesson at 7:30 p.m.!

What if I am not a dancer?

No problem! This event is open to everyone (dancer and non-dancers alike)! We will have part of the room set up with chairs so you can enjoy the live music.

Admission

All tickets are at the door; no advance purchase. Admission includes complimentary dance lesson, food, and non-alcoholic beverages.

Volunteer!

We need volunteers! If you would like to volunteer, please fill in a slot in this Volunteer signup Google Doc. If you have any problems, please contact our volunteer coordinator Krasimira Pekova mira.pekova@gmail.com.

Accessibility

Walker Memorial has a wheelchair lift on the west side of the building. There have been some reports that it is awkward to hit the operation buttons while inside the lift. If you have difficulty operating the lift, please call the MIT Police at 617-253-1212 for assistance.

Other publicity materials

Special thanks to DiscJockeyBoston for providing ambience lighting.


MITReturn to MIT homepage