Quadrille is a dance that was fashionable in late 18th- and 19th-century in Europe and its colonies. On the island of Saint Lucia, quadrilles are social occasions held in private homes; Lucian quadrilles were formerly viewed as old-fashioned, but are increasingly being adopted as a symbol of Lucian culture. The dancers usually step into 2 files placed one in front of the other or otherwise arranged in square groups of two to five dancers.
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To learn quadrille or to watch dancers rehearsals, contact us or call directly the President of Claralites Folk and Traditional Dance Group, Ms. Clara Edwards at:
+1 758 459 32 16 / +1 758 584 88 77
Quadrille is a dance that was fashionable in late 18th- and 19th-century in Europe and its colonies. On the island of Saint Lucia, quadrilles are social occasions held in private homes; Lucian quadrilles were formerly viewed as old-fashioned, but are increasingly being adopted as a symbol of Lucian culture. The dancers usually step into 2 files placed one in front of the other or otherwise arranged in square groups of two to five dancers.