Dance Palace

Dance Palace

  • PO BOX 217
  • Point Reyes Station, California
  • 94956

Description

The Dance Palace is a non-profit community center providing a wide variety of educational, recreational, cultural and community services to children, adults and seniors in western Marin County. The Dance Palace serves as the central community facility for the small, semi-rural coastal villages of West Marin including Point Reyes Station, Inverness, Olema, Nicasio, Marshall, Bolinas and Stinson Beach. Originally founded in 1971 as a studio for dance, in an historical building referred to locally as the "Old Palace", the Dance Palace has developed over the past 35 years into one of the most active community facilities in the Bay Area. The Dance Palace was established by seven young people who blew into town in 1971, looking for a personal and artistic home. One of the founders, Carol Friedman, is its Director today. Another, Nancy Hemmingway, West Marin's community librarian, is still active in the life of the Dance Palace. According to Nancy Hemmingway, they were "seven idealistic dreamers who found we were capable of doing wonderful crazy things and getting people in cahoots with us." The Dance Palace began on Main Street, in the old Point Reyes Emporium building (now housing Cabaline) - a building that was without heat through the first winter. ...

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