Celebrate Missouri heritage, music, and community with this premium-quality blank greeting card featuring an original illustration by Twila Farmer of a lively square dance. Full of movement, tradition, and the joy of gathering together, this card captures the spirit of a timeless folk tradition that brings people together.
Perfect for Missouri natives, folk music lovers, dancers, history enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates the charm of old-fashioned celebrations, this card is a meaningful way to send a note, share a memory, or simply brighten someone’s day.
With a blank interior, it’s ready for your own handwritten message, because some connections are best made the old-fashioned way.
Front artwork:
Original square dance illustration by Twila Farmer
Back message:
"If music is dancing with your fingers, dance is fiddling with your feet."
Missouri adopted the square dance as its state folk dance in 1995. This dance style originated in the Appalachian region of the United States and includes a family of dances typically performed in a square formation accompanied by live fiddle music.
Celebrate Missouri heritage, music, and community with this premium-quality blank greeting card featuring an original illustration by Twila Farmer of a lively square dance. Full of movement, tradition, and the joy of gathering together, this card captures the spirit of a timeless folk tradition that brings people together.
Perfect for Missouri natives, folk music lovers, dancers, history enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates the charm of old-fashioned celebrations, this card is a meaningful way to send a note, share a memory, or simply brighten someone’s day.
With a blank interior, it’s ready for your own handwritten message, because some connections are best made the old-fashioned way.
Front artwork:
Original square dance illustration by Twila Farmer
Back message:
"If music is dancing with your fingers, dance is fiddling with your feet."
Missouri adopted the square dance as its state folk dance in 1995. This dance style originated in the Appalachian region of the United States and includes a family of dances typically performed in a square formation accompanied by live fiddle music.
