Dancing til Dusk in Seattle’s parks

Aug. 26, 2019 at 5:26 pm Updated Aug. 26, 2019 at 6:00 pm

Cissy Adams is spun by Bob Thome during Dancing til Dusk on Thursday. Taking place in a different Seattle park each week, Dancing til Dusk begins with an hour lesson and then live music and an open dance floor. (Rebekah Welch / The Seattle Times)

Couples practice a dance move during Dancing til Dusk on Thursday. (Rebekah Welch / The Seattle Times)

Couples clad in red dance to the music of Dina Blade during Dancing til Dusk on Thursday. (Rebekah Welch / The Seattle Times)

Bob van Winkle and Jan Ryan practice waltzing during Dancing til Dusk on Thursday. (Rebekah Welch / The Seattle Times)

Meg Burkett is spun by John Atchison during Dancing til Dusk on Thursday. (Rebekah Welch / The Seattle Times)

Dancing instructor Lily Anne Carry gives a demonstration in Freeway Park with Roberta Rhodes for Dancing til Dusk on Thursday. (Rebekah Welch / The Seattle Times)

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Rebekah Welch

Seattle Times staff photographer

Taking place in a different Seattle park each week during the summer, Dancing til Dusk begins with an hour lesson and then live music and an open dance floor.

Rebekah Welch: rwelch@seattletimes.com;

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