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Flying Feet Enterprises

Washington DC 20016

http://www.flyingfeet.org/

Learn to Lindy Hop or Jitterbug like in the Gap Ad. Lindy Hop classes in Maryland, Virginia or DC. Lindy Hop & Swing Dances around the area, Ballroom & Latin Dancing, Argentine Tango, too. Join us at one of our classes, or we can bring the dancing and teaching to you & your church group, corporate event, school group, etc.
Rate/Review | 707 visits

Gottaswing, the Tom and Debra dance site!

Washington DC

http://www.gottaswing.com

Whether you’re an experienced dancer or have never been on the hardwood before, we have something for you. We’re the largest swing-only dance instruction and promotion company in America, with over 4,000 students annually. With four couples teaching at nine locations in the DC Metropolitan area, we can accommodate almost every schedule. No previous experience is required, and we actively welcome all ages at all our events.
Rate/Review | 578 visits

Just Hustle

Washington DC

http://www.justhustle.com

If you want to learn Hustle dancing and live in the Washington/Baltimore areas Joyce Szili is the instructor for you. You can find Joyce teaching the latest in technique and styling for all levels Monday nights at Elan DanceSport Center and Thursday Nights at K2 Dance Studio.
Rate/Review | 509 visits

Washington Swing Dance Committee

Ashburn VA 20147

http://www.wsdc.org/

For the past 20 years, The Washington Swing Dance Committee, Inc. (WSDC) has been a principal player in a nationwide revival of the "one true American Folk Dance." Our dances originated in 1985 when dancers couldn't find a decent place to swing dance in the DC area. Bars and nightclubs were smoky and crowded with small or nonexistent dance floors. Live music was often too loud and too fast. Or, DJ's played oldies, from the 60's, 70's and 80's, rather than the 30's, 40's and 50's. Private parties provided dancers with a space to swing dance but the number of dance enthusiasts quickly outgrew the dance space.
Rate/Review | 761 visits
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