HALLOWEEN DANCE - OCTOBER 30, 2018

Take a look at some of the wonderful costumes worn by dancers at the Halloween Dance called by Brad Diebert:

MOLE DAY DANCE October 23, 2018

We had fun dancing to the calls of Shawn Brown for our Mole Day dance. The big question is, what is a mole? Is it a chemical formula to represent number of molecules, or is it a distinguishing feature on one's skin that should be checked by a dermatologist, or is it a furry brown animal that burrows underground? Could be any of these!

CRAZY SHOE DANCE October 16, 2018

 The Crazy Shoe Dance called by Tom Mohney was lots of fun. The craziest shoes were some clown shoes that looked way too big for the person's feet. Sorry there is no picture of that!

COLUMBUS DAY DANCE - October 9, 2018

On Columbus Day, we danced to the calls of Ron Anderson. It looked like Ron brought his whole square dance club from Bellaire, Ohio to steal the banner belonging to Peanuts. A good time was had by all, and now Peanuts will have to travel to Ohio to retrieve their banner!

PEANUT SQUARES 39TH ANNIVERSARY DANCE - September 18, 2018

39 Years already! We celebrated by dancing to the calls of Steve Staub and eating cake!

COMIC BOOK DANCE - September 25, 2018

Fun times dancing to the calls of Jim Yoest! We had 3-4 squares dancing!

OPEN HOUSE - July 24, 2018

Peanut Squares had their first summer open house in July. That attracted so many seasoned dancers and new dancers that there were 6 squares dancing most of the night! Shawn Brown called. The next Peanuts open house for new dancers will be on August 28. Cost is only $4. Bring a friend and try it out!
 Here are some pictures:

RED, WHITE, AND BLUEBERRY DAY DANCE - July 10, 2018

Gene Hammond called our dance in early July which had the theme of Red, White, and Blueberry:

There was also a Banner Raid that night; Gold Rush came to retrieve their banner:

BEAUTICIAN DAY DANCE - June 26, 2018

See the Peanut Squares Blog at www.peanutsquares.blogspot.com
Lots of 'beautician' work involving interesting hair dyes for this fun dance called by Doug Saunders: