I'm with Trance Nutter on this one, so what if Darude made some music that was quite cheesey, if hes a good DJ, then HES A GOOD DJ.

Anyway, I can't really add anything to this post that hasn't been said, if you got the opportunity for something like this, and you think you got what it takes, go for it.

Hey maybe make a set and then post it on here to see what experienced DJs say about your mixing, and whether it is good enough for a club.

i agree with what everyone above has said

but whethere you feel your ready or not, just go for it.
you may meet people (other DJ's, promoters etc) who can be helpful to you in the future.
and besides you said your in some little town? i doubt most people don't even know what good DJing is :P

I remember hearing sasha got his start by pushing some club promoter to give him a gig. but he didn't even know how to DJ, he got the gig went to the store bought up some records and then just threw them down. he didn't even know what the pitchfaders did
and look at him now

whats most important is the crowds response to you. a DJ can come up there and throw down a remarkable set, but if no one dances the promotor will prolly not give one sh*t about you. the promoters will be more attracted to giving you the gig if you throw down some tracks that gets everyone shaking their bootys and going crazy, even if you trainwreck a couple of times
make sure you get as many of your friends as you can to come see you spin and tell them to go crazy when you get up there