2010 Events
February 7, 2010		ORS Puget Sound Planning Meeting
Gig Harbor/Peninsula Library ~ Gig Harbour, Washington
February 14, 2010		Regency Valentine's Tea
McCown House ~ Oregon City, Oregon
February 20, 2010		A Mid-Winter Birthday Ball
Tilikum Retreat Center ~ Newberg, Oregon
March 22-26, 2010		Spring Baroque Dance Workshop
Southern Oregon University ~ Ashland, Oregon
April 10, 2010		The 2nd Annual Spring Debut Ball
Veteran's Memorial Ballroom ~ Eugene, Oregon
May 23, 2010		Regency Picnic In the Park
Hendrick's Rhododendron Park ~ Eugene, Oregon
October 30, 2010		A Regency Zombie Ball
Veteran's Memorial Ballroom ~ Eugene, Oregon
More Events to Come for 2010!!! Keep checking back or join the ORS for email-notifications of upcoming events.
Other Event Links:
		Oregon & Southern Washington JASNA  2010 Calendar of events
	ORS Northwest Chapter Event		ORS Central Valley Chapter Event
	ORS Cascades East Event		ORS Puget Sound Event
	Sponsored Event *		Non-ORS Event **

*Sponsored events are not discountable to premium members.
**Events marked with double asterisks are not ORS events and cannot be discounted.

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ORS events include:

• Readings – We begin with the classics, Jane Austen, and get together to read from the novels—we enjoy tea, literature and polite company.

• An afternoon in the drawing room – Crafty are you?  Well, why not just sit around in period dresses, embroidering, drinking tea and gossiping?  Ladies only, of course.

• Teas—what better than to have a tea party?  Invite your most handsome gentleman to share tea and share other fine society.  Perhaps there will be dancing, perhaps simply cards.  All in all, it’s good company with cakes and tea.

• Parties—small evening gatherings which include dinner, cards, singing and piano (should anyone wish to display of course) and possible dancing.

• Picnics—nothing appeals more than donning your spencer and your bonnet, and joining other friends to enjoy a picnic and a brisk walk.

• Workshops—The art of letter writing; dance lessons, regency crafts.

• Balls—A grand ball, where open invitation occurs to encourage society membership.  Dining, dancing, good society and fun

• Period Movie Nights---Get your comfiest clothes, curl up on a friend's sofa with a group of Regency fanatics, and enjoy your favourite period movies together.