Regency era ballroom

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The entrance to the Upper Rooms, Bath (2012) The Upper Rooms, Bath The New Rooms opened in Bath on 30 September 1771 with a combined dance and concert, known as a ridotto. Bath already had two assembly rooms at this date, but these were in the lower part of the town and were proving inadequate f

The Most Dangerous Duke in London is my 29th novel. It is the 23rd one set in the long Regency of the early 19th century. And once again, none of my characters go to Almack’s. I don’t know why they never do. It just never comes up. My characters have other things to keep them

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18th century ballroom

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Regency Reader Question Hi Ms. Glover, I’m 16 years old. I just found out my history class is about to do a historical re-enactment of this era, to end 10th grade with before we go on summer break.…

In the previous centuries, a ball was a popular form of entertainment. Everyone loved to dance, from representatives of high society to commoners. The preparation for this event required a lot of effort, from both hosts and guests. And it wasn’t just about the decoration of the ballroom and sending invitations. Because balls were usually held a few times a year.