The event is to be held June 9, 2012 at Waluga Lodge in Lake Oswego, with the doors and beverage bar opening at 6:00 PM. Swing Dance Lessons will begin at 7:00 and the Orchestra kicks off approximately at 8:00. The Dance will go through midnight.  Tickets are available for $15.00 at the door, however they can be purchased in advance for $12.50 online at www.waluga.org and picked up between 5:00pm and 7:00pm Friday, June 8th, at Waluga Lodge or picked up at the door the day of the event. For more information call (503) 636-1036.

The evening is packed with activity, including the opportunity to buy dinner prepared by the famous Chef Patrick Warner of Scratch Restaurant; or enjoy the free swing dance lessons from Lake Oswego’s Kristy Higgins and her team from Step It Up Studios Lakeside Ballroom. Beverages of all kinds will be available (be sure to bring your identification). Other Sponsors include State Farm Insurance agent – Mike Gates and the Waluga Lodge Trustees. The young and young at heart are welcomed.

The Waluga Lodge Building, located at 417 Second Street. was originally constructed in the 1880s as a grocery store. It was also used as a dance hall and then a silent movie theater. It has played a major part in the development of City of Oswego. The Freemasons purchased the building in 1933 and hand carved the basement. Renters have claimed paranormal activity in the area near the point that the early Freemasons stopped excavating. 

Freemasonry is the oldest Fraternal organization in existence. It’s members strive to become better husbands, better fathers, and better men by living the Masonic tenents of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth. Freemasonry's unique features and attributes as an organization include never soliciting membership, which is why you see the slogan "To Be One Ask One.".