Mountain Dew-ers is a not-for-profit square and choreographed round dance club in the Upper Clearwater Valley in Idaho.   Suggested donation for regular dances is $7 per adult,  $2 for youth 18 and under accompanied by an adult.  Discounts are given for club members and dancers attending lessons.  Suggested donation for lessons is $5 per adult.​
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​Contact Us:
[email protected]
Adam Izbicki, Caller
[email protected]
​208-512-2289
FAQ's
  • Joining the Mountain Dew-ers.  To join the Mountain Dew-ers, dancers should be proficient at the Mainstream Level and/or at the Phase 2 Round Dance Level.  Dues are $10 per year. In November, $5.50 of the $10 is forwarded to the State Federation to pay for dancer insurance.
  • Why am I asked to sign when I attend a dance or lessons?   Having a sign in sheet is necessary for insurance purposes. 
  • Do I need to wear traditional square dance clothes?  ​Traditional square dance attire is always admired, but not required for Mountain Dew-ers dances.  Men are strongly encouraged to wear long sleeve shirts at dances and lessons.  It is a good idea to check on dress requirements before visiting other clubs or attending State Festivals.
  • What is a Community Dance?  Mountain Dew-ers host community dances several times each year, usually in September and January.  Circle, square, sicilian circle, and line dances are called at this event.  No previous square dance experience is required to attend a Community Dance.  
  • Universal Square Dance Etiquette. 
    ∙ Everyone is expected to wear a name tag. 
    ∙ Arrive on time and don't leave early.  
    ∙ When the music starts, get on the floor.  
    ∙ Fill in the square nearest to you.  
    ∙ Never leave a square early.   
    ∙ Introduce yourself to other in a square if you don't know them.  
    ∙ Don't dance above your own level of dance, unless invited. 
    ∙ Be gentle with other dancers. 
    ∙ Long sleeve shirts for men.   
    ∙ Ladies should avoid wearing excessive jewelry.  
    ∙ Personal cleanliness is important.  
    ∙ No perfume or cologne. 
    ∙ No drinking or drugs before or during dancing.  
    ∙ Thank fellow dancers in your square.  Thank the caller and cuer.   
    ∙ Follow the dress code.  
    ∙ Be considerate of others.  
    ∙ Once a tip is underway, refrain from talking.                                               Dance Etiquette with explanations can be found here:  Square Dance Etiquette