Beginners Swing Dance Lesson

Every Wednesday in New Cross (just 12 minutes from London Bridge) we have an evening dedicated to the original swing dance – the Lindy Hop from the 1930s and 40s. Join the taster class for beginners taught by Sharon Davis, a champion swing dancer with over 20 years experience. Walk-ins are always welcome.

After the class there is plenty of time to practice what you learned and have a drink with your fellow students. Expect a fun and relaxed atmosphere in a jazzy speakeasy-style venue.

Evening Schedule:

6.30pm Doors open for class registrations (and drinks at the bar!)

7pm to 8pm Beginners Lindy Hop Taster Class

8pm to 11pm Social dance time

About the Class:

This is a Lindy Hop lesson for adult beginners. You will learn how to Lindy Hop from scratch with award-winning swing dancer Sharon Davis. Lindy Hop is the original swing dance from the 1930s and 40s – it’s the happiest dance on earth! This is a 1-hour beginner level dance class, zero experience needed. You don’t need to bring a partner because we will rotate partners in class, so you will dance with lots of people. It’s a great way to make friends.

This is a drop-in taster class, not a course, so these classes can be taken in any order. Start any time and drop in whenever you want. It doesn’t matter if you miss a week or attend irregularly. Walk-ins are always welcome.

Where: Jazzbourne, 443 New Cross Road, London SE14 6TA

Class Price: £15/£10 concession

Concession tickets are for full-time university students and for Equity members. Please show your student card or Equity membership card at the door to receive the discount. Thank you for paying full rate if you can afford to do so.

This class is run by the Jazz Music & Dance Co. All information, including Frequently Asked Questions can be found at their website at:

https://www.jazzmad.co.uk/learn-to-swing-dance

Please do join us! It's a fun evening of jazz, dance, friends and drinks!

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