RANDOLPH — A 10-session, bi-monthly collaborative learning program, designed to bring together musicians from Randolph and surrounding northern N.H. towns to learn traditional jigs and reels usually played for square and contra dances, will be led by fiddler and project coordinator Jacqueline Laufman of Canterbury, starting on Friday, Feb. 7, and continuing until June 20, at Randolph Town Hall.

Fiddles, guitars, flutes and other traditional instruments are welcome; participants should already have a basic ability playing their musical instrument.

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