October 9
Saddling up for a rootin’ tootin’ good time at our Winthrop HoeDown! Students will join us for a packed day of attractions and fun, including mechanical bull ride, line dancing riding and enjoying music. Experiencing the excitement of traditional American culture right here.
Dina's Place
8 p.m.
October 18
DSU's annual drag show featuring local talent and national touring performers. This event will showcase and educate students on the elements of drag and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
Richardson Ballroom
8 p.m.
$10/students, $25/public, $45/meet and greet
November 1
Get ready for a one-of-a-kind party experience where the beats are loud, but the room stays quiet! At Quiet Frequency, students will wear wireless headphones and dance to their own personal soundtrack as music is transmitted straight to their ears. From the outside, it may look like a dance party in total silence, but once you put on your headphones, the world transforms into a pulse-pounding, electrifying vibe where you control the rhythm!
8 p.m.
$5/students
November 7
This is NOT YOUR GRANDMA'S BINGO!!! TrapBingo is a safe space for multicultural students to experience the nostalgia of the game of bingo coupled with a high-energy party-like atmosphere. Leave the pretentious stuff to the other folks, at TrapBingo you will dance, sing, and catch the vibes.
8 p.m.
Free for Winthrop Students, $10 for Non-Winthrop Students
November 21
Dina's Place
8 p.m.
$5/students, $10/public
November 22
Larry is an actor, two-time World Champion Fancy Dancer, an Eagle Dancer, and is from the Meskwaki Nation in Tama, Iowa. He is the Founder and Artistic Director for Native Pride Productions, Inc. which is based in St. Paul, MN. His repertoire includes performances at the Olympics, The Kennedy Center, and the Smithsonian Institute. Larry has performed all over the world and has won many awards for his dancing. As an international lecturer, dancer, and educator, Larry has earned the reputation for being one of the nation’s leading experts on Native American dance. In May 2010, he and his son Jessup were the sole U.S. performers invited for performances and workshops throughout northern France. He founded Native Pride Productions to give back to his community and to the world.
Dina's Place
8 p.m.
$5/students, $10/public
