The Sebastopol Saucy Squares is a friendly Plus level club with an active round dance program. They dance on Tuesdays in their own dance hall, Wischemann Hall!

Mainstream Class – 6:30 - 8
Plus Squares – 8 - 9:30


The second tip of the night is an Advanced patter call followed by a Plus level singing call. I cue single rounds between tips.

Fifth Tuesdays are pizza nights.

The Sebastopol Saucy Squares was founded in 1962, and several of its original members are still active in square dancing today. (Some were in school at the time!) The club's original caller was Joe Paul, a welder.
Joe's brother was a commercial fisherman who worked out of Bodega Bay, and Joe and his brother died at sea in a boating accident.

The club was inactive for a number of years, and then revived when some former members asked Dave Wischemann to call for the club. Under Dave's leadership, the club mobilized to become one of the very few clubs anywhere to own its own hall! The club members scrounged material from a couple of local tear-downs and worked evenings and weekends to work on the building, constructed on the site of an old city sewage field. They shoe-stringed enough money to buy a truckload of furniture quality oak for the dance floor, and worked on several expansions of the building over the years. Wischemann Hall (named for Dave against his wishes) has served as a great community resource for years, hosting square dancing three nights a week, round dancing two nights a week, childrens music and childrens dance most weekdays, as well as a busy regular schedule of contra dances, English Country Dancing, ballroom dancing, dance jams, concerts, and other activities. The hall is also available to private parties and organizations – contact Deb Adams for rental information.

The Markwesterners were an Advanced club that met on Tuesdays in Santa Rosa. When they shut down several years ago, their remaining members joined the Saucy Squares in exchange for some Advanced dancing in the evening's program.


DIRECTIONS TO WISCHEMANN HALL
460 Eddie Lane
Sebastopol
- Get on Highway #12.
- Assuming you're coming from Santa Rosa, and heading west, make a right at the first stoplight in Sebastopol, Morris St. (If you're coming from the west, make a left at the last stoplight in town, Morris St.)
- Take Morris to the end (about three blocks worth).
- The road turns left and changes its name to Eddie Lane. The square dance hall is on the right. You will have passed three public halls on the turn, and the third is Wischemann Hall.