Afternoon sunlight pours through the windows of ODC's Shotwell studios as Ian Enriquez's clogging class thunders away in the first-floor studio. Sweating and intently focused, the dozen or so dancers ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. Immediately after finishing her weekly clogging lesson, Kelly Adams crossed ...

In the Bay Area, our nearest mountain range is the Sierra Nevada, not the Appalachian Mountains. But a traditional form of dance rooted in the Appalachians found its way west, probably with the Gold ...

NEW BERLIN -- It's a form of dance that originated from Scots-Irish and European descent, known for its foot-stomping, clicking, tapping and shuffling to music. The Cloverleaf Cloggers have been ...

It's a true American folk dance with roots buried deep in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains. In the mid 1700's, large numbers of Scottish, English, Irish and German immigrants settled in the ...

Gena Jepsen likes to clog. Not sinks or freeways, but dance floors with her students at Step 2 This Dance and Performing Arts in Oakley. With taps on shoes (toes and heels) and an upbeat tune in the ...