We’re glad to have this opportunity to tell you about the TEXAS COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE ASSOCIATION (TCWDA) and hope you will choose to become a member of our "family" we have seven chapters in Texas. Our organization is made up of people who love to dance or who want to learn to dance better.

Founded in 1989, TCWDA is a non-profit organization registered with both the State of Texas and the IRS. The organization’s sole purpose is to promote country western dancing. We use our dancing to give support to local communities by hosting and contributing proceeds from events to local charitable organizations. Some examples of activities to which we participate to achieve these goals are:

WELCOMING COMMITTEES:

TCWDA will host out-of-state or out-of-town guests and provide entertainment at sites in local Area that cater to country western dancing.

DANCE EXHIBITIONS:

TCWDA will furnish a wide variety of exhibition dancers to entertain corporate or civic functions. Individuals participating will customize entertainment to fill the sponsor’s needs.

DANCE COMPETITIONS:

TCWDA will coordinate amateur or professional dance competitions on local or state levels, using TCWDA approved judges and contest rules.

DANCE WORKSHOPS:

TCWDA will furnish qualified instructors to teach all levels and styles of Country Western Dancing to individuals or groups.

TEXAS COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES:

TCWDA offers its members a forum in which to enjoy Country Western Dancing in group environments through monthly socials and association meetings. Our association members enjoy many benefits, including a monthly news letter, web site and special discounts at many retail outlets and at various country western nightclubs.

TCWDA and its members have supported local and civic organizations by performing, teaching dance lessons, volunteering and sponsoring fund raisers. We are proud that we have had the pleasure of assisting several organizations in their attempts to reach their various goals, including the March of Dimes, the American Lung Association, Santa Corps, Stars for Children, Tarrant County Child Protective Services, The Collin County Women’s Shelter, The Midland Association for Citizens with Retardation, local hospitals, our broadcast network, individual children needing medical assistance such as transplants, and many more.
To become a member of the Texas Country Western Dance Association, print a copy of the membership application from this site. Complete the application and mail it and your check to the address on the application. Click here to get a copy of the membership application.

Now, let the fun begin! "Lets go dancin".