With this class, you’ll feel more confident getting out on the dance floor at weddings and any social event with music. Dancing to slow ballads or upbeat tempos, you’ll have fun and get moving with easy-to-learn steps. Join with or without a partner.

Fun rhythm dances like swing, bachata, hustle, and salsa are all danced in one spot. This makes them perfect dances for nightclubs, business functions, or informal gatherings. Develop your own personal style with fun, easy moving steps! Join with or without a partner. Come out and "Feel the Beat."

If you have taken Social Dance 101 or have any previous dance experience, you’ll love this class. You’ll learn all the fundamentals and basics with a little extra flair and style, as well as a few new dances. Join this class and enjoy the benefits of socialization, recreation, and health. Register with or without partner.

Learn the basic steps and figures of wedding dance styles and how to add the beauty of “dips” and “oversways” to make the first dance with your spouse memorable on your special day. Presentation and performance will help you master your skills. Perfect for those who will be in wedding parties or dancing as parent/ child. All are welcome. Get ready to “wow” your wedding guests.

Learn the basics of waltz, fox trot, swing, and tango in this upbeat and fun class taught to lively music. Bring a partner and enjoy improving your skills on the dance floor!

If you haven’t noticed yet, Line Dance is back, and it’s energized! It’s varied and inclusive, which means you learn all kinds of dance moves to a huge variety of music. What a cool way to get the physical, mental, and social benefits of solo dancing! Appropriate for all levels, from those new to dance through experienced dancers. Wear comfortable, resilient footwear, and dress in layers/comfortable clothing. 

Learn the moves for rumba, chacha, salsa, and merengue in 10 quick classes. Coming with a partner is highly recommended.

From sophisticated to playful, West Coast Swing is a wonderful dance to watch and even more wonderful to do. It is danced to a huge variety of music, which keeps it continually interesting and fun. If you’re new to West Coast Swing, check out this creative and addictive partner dance by searching YouTube for “This is West Coast Swing” by Maxence Gross. Partners greatly appreciat- ed but not required. Wear comfortable, secure footwear - no heels greater than 1½ inches (chunky).