Dancing in 2022
Come learn to Swing and Blues dance with us!
Classes are organised into 5 week blocks comprising of 3 Beginner Swing Dance classes
1 Beginner Blues dance class
1 social dancing night.
Each block of 3 Swing dance classes will be progressive, so class 2 will build on the content of class 1, we encourage you to attend all 3 to get the most from the lessons. Complete beginners are always welcome, but starting on week 1 of a block will make it easier!
Next Block of Swing dancing starts Tuesday 20th of September
Next Blues dance class is Tuesday 11th of October
Next Social dance is Tuesday 18th of October
Class times:
Tuesday Evenings
Beginners Classes - Open to all - 20.15 - 21.30
Cost:
£5 per night. (£4 concessions see below).
Classes are organised into 5 week blocks comprising of 3 Beginner Swing Dance classes
1 Beginner Blues dance class
1 social dancing night.
Each block of 3 Swing dance classes will be progressive, so class 2 will build on the content of class 1, we encourage you to attend all 3 to get the most from the lessons. Complete beginners are always welcome, but starting on week 1 of a block will make it easier!
Next Block of Swing dancing starts Tuesday 20th of September
Next Blues dance class is Tuesday 11th of October
Next Social dance is Tuesday 18th of October
Class times:
Tuesday Evenings
Beginners Classes - Open to all - 20.15 - 21.30
Cost:
£5 per night. (£4 concessions see below).
Our Venue
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We are now dancing at Merkinch Community Centre. Address: Coronation Park, Inverness IV3 8AD
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COVID19 POLICY
As restrictions ease, we no longer require dancers to sign up in advance or do a Lateral Flow test prior to attending. However, please don't come dancing if you are feel unwell!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I need a partner? No! Swing and Blues dancing are social dances - that means we dance with lots of different people, and encourage dancers to rotate partners in class to reflect the heritage of the dance. Lots of people come on their own, and we're a friendly bunch!
What should I wear? Clothes you can move in, teamed with sensible shoes that don't have too much grip and are comfortable enough to hop around in for a couple of hours! Plimsoll type shoes, or something smooth leather soled is ideal.
What should I bring? Bring your own water bottle and perhaps a change of shirt in case you get sticky. This swing thing can be hard work!
Do I qualify as a concession?
Highland Swing is a community-run group and we want to make Lindy Hop as accessible to as many people as possible on an 'honesty'-type basis. As a result, we are happy to give a concession price to anyone who feels they need it. This may include people with disabilities, old age pensioners, students or people on low-incomes.
What should I wear? Clothes you can move in, teamed with sensible shoes that don't have too much grip and are comfortable enough to hop around in for a couple of hours! Plimsoll type shoes, or something smooth leather soled is ideal.
What should I bring? Bring your own water bottle and perhaps a change of shirt in case you get sticky. This swing thing can be hard work!
Do I qualify as a concession?
Highland Swing is a community-run group and we want to make Lindy Hop as accessible to as many people as possible on an 'honesty'-type basis. As a result, we are happy to give a concession price to anyone who feels they need it. This may include people with disabilities, old age pensioners, students or people on low-incomes.
