Hey all, This is a little outside the normal scope of WWII reenacting, but since the event is being held on a wonderful WWII-era venue I thought some of you might be interested anyway. It's a unique opportunity! Ahem: You are invited....... .....to an 1860s Victorian ball on the hanger bay of the USS Yorktown in the Charleston, SC area this coming April as part of the events surrounding the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War. Following are the pertinent details regarding the once-in-a-lifetime Fort Sumter Soiree. We would love to have you join us! Please spread the word to others you know who would be interested. Space is limited, so register soon! What: Fort Sumter Soiree When: Saturday, April 16, 2011 Location: The USS Yorktown (Yes, on the ship, a WWII-era aircraft carrier) at Patriots Point, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina (Mt. Pleasant is across the river from Charleston.) Time: 6:30-10:30 Dance Music: The Emmy-award winning Civil War band Unreconstructed Dance callers: Heather & Raquelle Sheen Attire: 1860s period formal (Union, Confederate or state militia uniforms all welcome) or modest modern formalwear Menu: Light refreshments Cost: $40 per person. Pre-registration is required. The registration deadline is April 2. No dance experience is required! Each dance will be taught prior to being done. Newbies welcome! You may register via credit card on our website or download a form to send a check or money order. The website is: www.fortsumtersoiree.com More details will be posted on the website periodically so please re-visit from time to time. Please remember that space is limited so don't wait! Register now! We hope to see you all there!
Thats sounds too cool! Fairly priced too. Pity i'm in Australia. Can we have some pictures of said event? (Obviously including the aircraft carrier too.)
A novel and interesting idea, hope it draws a good crowd. Unfortunately due to a court order, I am forbidden to attenpt any dancing whatsoever
They have these all the time on the Lady Lex in Corpus Christi. Theirs are always successful and im sure the Yorktowns will be too )