New Podcast! The Lang Family: Revive Your Club with Young People


The Lang Family

Together, as new dancers, they revived a club that almost didn't have a square!

One young person at a time. They share their secret sauce!

This Week's Podcast will be available Tuesday, February 17th at 4 am PT and 7 pm ET where ever you get your podcasts and on:

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In the coming weeks; more tips and hints for clubs and organizations who want to grow.

On March 17th, Allan Hurst, CallerLab Marketing Committee Member & Editor of The Call will give us the specifics on what works and what doesn't work when recruiting new members. He's revived numerous clubs with these basics. Be ready for frank talk and effective advice.

Square Dance Revival!

Through social media, podcasts, presentations, and creative outreach, we educate the public about what square dancing really is (hint: it’s not what you think!). We love busting old myths and showing how square and round dancing offer incredible benefits—from fitness and brain health to meaningful social connection and pure fun.

Read more from Square Dance Revival!

Success Isn't Keeping Everyone—It's Gaining Someone One of the most discouraging moments for club leaders comes after beginner lessons. "We started with 18 students, but only five are dancing a year later." It's easy to focus on the 13 who didn't stay. But what if we looked at it differently? You didn't lose 13 dancers—you gained five. While there are no national statistics tracking square dance retention, many experienced callers and clubs report that only about 30–50% of those who begin...

The Bad News: Younger Dancers are less likely to take lessons if they have to commit for 12 to 20 weeks. The GOOD NEWS: Modern clubs offer options that attract more people & deliver the same results One of the biggest challenges facing square dance clubs is not attracting interest—it's offering lesson formats that fit modern lifestyles. Many younger adults are looking for fun, social activities, and meaningful connections, but they are often reluctant to commit to six months or a year of...

The Bad News: Younger Dancers are less likely to take lessons if they have to commit for 12 to 20 weeks. The GOOD NEWS: Modern clubs offer options that attract more people & deliver the same results One of the biggest challenges facing square dance clubs is not attracting interest—it's offering lesson formats that fit modern lifestyles. Many younger adults are looking for fun, social activities, and meaningful connections, but they are often reluctant to commit to six months or a year of...