Author: Ken

Hey folks! Tomorrow, the Bay School Jazz Band will play a short set at Lindy in the Park @12:40pm.

See you there!
-Ken

Hello Swing Dancers!

Lindy in the Park is BACK, starting this Sunday, February 20, 2022!

We strongly encourage everyone to mask up (preferably with N95’s), and to help you with that, we’ll continue distributing free N95’s while our supplies last. The pandemic is not over, but we can dance if we do it safely.

So, Let’s Dance!
Ken

Dear Swing Dancers,

Even though new COVID-19 case numbers generally seem to be on the decline, they actually rose yesterday and there’s still a lot of virus out there. So we have decided to cancel Lindy in the Park again, for this Sunday, February 13, 2022.

We hope to return soon, and we’ll keep you posted about LitP’s status for the weeks that follow. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Enjoy your Super Bowl Sunday, but wear your N95’s as much as possible and stay safe!

Take care,
Ken

Dear Swing Dancers,

Even though the new COVID-19 case numbers seem to be on the decline, there’s still a lot of virus out there, so we have decided to cancel Lindy in the Park again, for this Sunday, February 6, 2022.

We will continue to monitor the situation and keep you posted about LitP’s status for the weeks that follow. Thank you for your understanding. Stay safe–wear your N95’s, get vaccinated and boosted, and stay home when sick. The more we do to slow down COVID transmission, the more we protect each other and the sooner we can get back to dancing!

Take care,
Ken

Dear Swing Dancers,

Even though the new case rate for COVID-19 seems to have peaked, that rate is still close to its peak (still high) and the community transmission rate is still high, so we have decided to cancel Lindy in the Park again, for this Sunday, January 30, 2022.

We will continue to monitor the situation and keep you posted about LitP’s status for the weeks that follow. Thank you for your understanding. Stay safe–wear your N95’s, get vaccinated and boosted, and stay home when sick. The more we can do to slow down COVID transmission, the more we protect each other and the sooner we can get back to dancing!

Take care,
Ken