Entertainment
Boots scoot for 5 Acre
Published on Mon, Feb 8, 2010 by Sequim Gazette StaffRead More Entertainment
Sequim Gazette staff
The second Five Acre School barn dance filled the Cedarfield barn on Kitchen-Dick Road with day birds and night owls.
Strings-only bluegrass and rock band Deadwood Revival played two sessions for dancing crowds that totaled more than 550 people.
The dances, a benefit for student scholarships and school equipment, raised more than $14,000 from ticket, food and silent auction sales.
Organizers said they hope to do it again next year.
The second Five Acre School barn dance filled the Cedarfield barn on Kitchen-Dick Road with day birds and night owls.
Strings-only bluegrass and rock band Deadwood Revival played two sessions for dancing crowds that totaled more than 550 people.
The dances, a benefit for student scholarships and school equipment, raised more than $14,000 from ticket, food and silent auction sales.
Organizers said they hope to do it again next year.
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