👉 Serenaders are a type of traditional dance in the United States, particularly in New England. They originated in the 18th century and were originally performed by men wearing white robes or "sisters" (female dancers) who would sing and dance to music played on trumpets. The term "serenader" is derived from the French word "sérénade," which means a peaceful or tranquil setting, and "dancer," which refers to someone who dances. The name
