Titanic Centennial

Ragtime Dance Weekend

featuring Richard Powers with Angela Amarillas

from the San Francisco Bay Area, California

Friday April 13-Sunday April 15, 2012

Avalon Ballroom, Boulder, Colorado

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Friday
3pm
Optional: 3pm tour of Molly Brown House, 1340 Pennsylvania St., Denver (advance reservation only)
  8pm "A Night to Remember", 1958 Titanic film, ___
Saturday
9-4:30pm Ragtime era dance workshops with Richard Powers and Angela Amarillas, Avalon Ballroom, 6185 Arapahoe Rd, Boulder
  5pm Optional: light supper buffet (advance reservation only), Avalon Ballroom
  7:30-11pm Titanic Era Ball featuring live music by Rodney Sauer...and performance by Watch Your Step! Vintage Dance Vignettes, Avalon Ballroom
Sunday
10am-3:00pm? Waltz workshops with Richard Powers and Angela Amarillas, Avalon Ballroom
  3 or 4pm? Optional: Afternoon Tea, Boulderado Hotel (advance reservation only)
     

 


Historical note: Where was she built? Ever since its foundation in 1871, the White Star Line had ordered its new ships from the shipyard of Harland and Wolff in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The design and construction skills of the yard were outstanding, and the workforce took great pride in the many famous ships they built. Construction of the Titanic began on March 31, 1909, and work progressed at a furious speed from then on. By May 1911, the Titanic was ready to be launched. (Her outfitting took another year.) In April 2012, Belfast will open its Titanic Belfast exhibit, a magnificent modern museum building designed to mirror the mgnificent stature of the grand lady, whose engineering achievement represented by the Titanic will be told.