Classes & Workshops

Learn to Swing Dance

Learn the most popular social dance styles of the Swing Era!

Join our Lindy Hop, Balboa, and Collegiate Shag class series and explore the comforts of good partnering, dance history, and dynamic social dancing!

90 minute Workshops are scheduled on the 1st and 3rd Friday of the month, 90 minutes before the start of the social dance. 3 hour Workshops occur on weekends throughout the month providing more in-depth knowledge and practice.

Classes are held at Gotta DAnce
17945 NE 65th St #100, Redmond, WA 98052

Workshops & Classes

WE’ve moved to a bi-monthly Workshop schedule.

Weekly Classes return in 2027.

1st Fridays & 3rd Fridays

(90 minutes)

10/16 “Lollies Galore” Balboa Workshop

11/6 Charleston 101 Workshop

11/20 Collegiate Shag Workshop: Breaks and Chugs

12/4 TBA Lindy Hop Workshop

12/18 Holiday Party (no workshop)

Weekend Workshops

(2-3 hours)

10/10 Collegiate Kicks Intensive: Collegiate Shag

10/10 Sugar Pushes Mini Workshop

10/18 Lindy Hop Crash Course: 6-counts to Swing Outs

11/8 Body Health for Social Dancers Workshop with Colleen Bickell PT, DPT, COMT

11/21 Pure Bal Workshop

12/12 Slow Balboa Workshop

Dance Styles

Balboa

Balboa is an elegant, close-embrace style of swing originating in the socially and ethnically diverse Southern California dance communities during the 1920s and 1930s, known for its intricate footwork, dynamic flow, and graceful, understated movements.

Lindy Hop

Lindy Hop is an energetic, improvisational swing dance that emerged in Harlem in the 1920s and 1930s, blending jazz, tap, and breakaway moves, and danced to a wide range of tempos, from slow, soulful tunes to fast, high-energy big band music.

Collegiate Shag

Collegiate Shag is a playful swing dance originating in the Carolinas during the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by its buoyant energy and fast footwork, expressing rhythms through kicks and turns, and perfect for dancing to fast tempos.

Announcements & Upcoming Workshops

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