It’s the post-Passover/Easter Sunday waltz with WAVERLEY STATION: David Knight on fiddle, Liz Donaldson at the piano and Ralph Gordon on bass. If you’re new to the dance, there’s a beginner waltz lesson at 2:45, included in admission of $13 per person ($5 with valid student ID), payable at the door in cash or by check (sorry, no credit cards). Music from 3:30-6:00. Waltz Time is ecumenical–ALL are welcome!http://waltztimedances.org.

You can still attend the Viennese waltz classes at Glen Echo on Thursday nights. There are three more classes. Check the Waltz Time page on Facebook for details.

Another waltz only one week after the previous one? Yep. Not a belated April Fool’s Day joke. Dance this Sunday to GYRATIONS: David Knight on fiddle, Carrie Rose on flute and Liz Donaldson on piano. (Welcome back, Liz!) As usual, there’s a beginner waltz lesson at 2:45, included with admission of $13 ($5 with valid student ID), payable in cash or by check (no plastic–sorry). Music from 3:30-6:00. No partner necessary. Whoever you are, you are WELCOME!

Enjoy the arrival of spring in the best way possible–by dancing, of course. FIREFLY, with Jane Ziki (fiddle, melodica), Linda Rowan (fiddle), Beverly Russell (hammered dulcimer) and Diane Sorenson (keyboard), will provide the music. You provide the moves! Beginner waltz lesson at 2:45 is included in the admission of $13 per person ($5 with valid student ID), payable at the door in cash or by check (sorry, no credit cards). Music from 3:30-6:00. No partner required. ALL are WELCOME!

Is there better way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day than attending a waltz? Of course not! (For teetotalers, that is. Alcohol’s a no-no in Glen Echo.) The weather will be perfect for dancing to CONTRATOPIA: Patrice Pakiz (piano, oboe), Erik Sessions (fiddle), Theodore Hodapp (melodeon, concertina), John Goodin (mandolin, guitar) and Pat O’Loughlin (English concertina, banjo, cajón and Irish harp–okay, the last one’s a joke). As always, there’s a beginner waltz lesson at 2:45, included with admission of $13 per person ($5 with valid student ID). Music from 3:30-6:00. No partner necessary and EVERYONE is welcome.

An evening waltz? On a Saturday? Yes, March 9, at 7:00 p.m., Brookmont Church Social Hall, 4000 Virginia Place, Bethesda. Sponsored by Waltzomatic. www.waltzomaticwaltzes.com

The park is open and the waltz will occur as scheduled. See you there!

Weather.com shows rain for much of the afternoon, a mix and some snow 4-5pm, and back to rain only by 6pm. Since temperatures will be in the mid- to high 30s all day, significant accumulation is unlikely.

In case the weather gets ugly tomorrow (March 3), check the Glen Echo hotline 301-320-2330 for updates. GEPPAC announces closures fairly early in the day — according to their recording by 7am for daytime events such as our afternoon waltz. Hoping the predictions are mere bluster.

Add a little sweetness to your Sunday with SUGAR BEAT: Susan Brandt (flute), Elke Baker (fiddle) and Marc Glickman (piano), playing waltzes and other tunes for your dancing pleasure. Of course, there’s a beginner waltz lesson at 2:45, followed by dancing from 3:30-6:00. No partner required. Admission is $13 per person ($5 with valid student ID), cash or check (no plastic — sorry). Warming beverages will be available!

It’s not too soon to start thinking about the annual Strauss Ball (Saturday, May 4)! Viennese waltz lessons, taught by Mike Marcotte, begin April 4. There are other Viennese and basics/fundamentals classes, too, available at Glen Echo. Details at http://www.ssreg.com/glenechopark/classes/classes.asp?catID=4711&pcatID=4384.