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Manners and Moves 2026 Program
Manners and Moves 2026 Program

Fri, May 01

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Neptunian Woman's Club Manhattan Beach

Manners and Moves 2026 Program

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Time & Location

May 01, 2026, 6:00 PM

Neptunian Woman's Club Manhattan Beach, 920 Highland Ave, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266, USA

Program Information


Session 1: First Impressions & Introductions

Theme: Making a Great First Impression

 Objectives: 

• Learn how to greet others politely and confidently. 

• Practice posture, eye contact, handshakes, and introductions

Attire: General Attire

 

Session 2: Conversation Skills & Western Line Dance

Theme: The Art of Conversation & Group Fun

 

Objectives:

 • Practice starting and maintaining friendly conversations. 

• Learn the Electric Slide or Boot Scootin’ Boogie. 

• Build confidence and teamwork.

Attire: Western Wear- Night

·       Participants may wear Western-themed outfits:

·       Boots optional

·       Western shirts, dresses, or skirts welcome

·       Jeans allowed, still no sweats, or T-shirts

 

Session 3: Dining Etiquette, Polite Conversation & Ballroom Dance 

Theme: Dining with Grace & Ballroom Dance

 

Objectives:

 • Learn correct table settings and polite dining behavior. 

• Practice conversation while dining.

 • Learn the Walz/Ballroom dance.

Attire: General Attire

 

 

Session 4: Celebration & Confidence Showcase Dress-Up Night (Parents attend the last 30 minutes)

Theme: Confidence, Courtesy & Celebration


Objectives:

·       Demonstrate social and dance skills.

·       Learn gratitude and hosting etiquette.

·       Celebrate accomplishments.

·       Dance and photos with Parents.

Attire: Dress-Up Night!! This is our special final celebration and dance. Please dress in your best: 

·       Dresses, dress shirts with ties (suits are optional), slacks, skirts, button-downs

·       Dress shoes encouraged

·       No jeans, sweats, athletic wear, or T-shirts

·       Parents are welcome to dress nicely as well for photos and the parent-child dance.

 

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