Friday Night Steppin' | Line Dance Classes

Friday Night Steppin’ – Line Dancing for the Culture

Let’s move with purpose, y’all!
Join us under the stars at Fannie Robinson Park Pavilion for Friday Night Steppin’, a joyful, soul-filled evening of line dancing, community love, and feel-good music — all in support of the Taylor Juneteenth Celebration.

We’ve got two chances for you to come out and catch the vibe:
Friday, May 2 & Friday, May 23 at 7 PM

What to expect:

• Easy-to-follow, step-by-step dance instruction
• Classic and new-school line dance favorites
• Music that makes you move
• Time to party, laugh, and connect with your people

Whether you know every count or it’s your first time on the dance floor, you’re welcome here. This ain’t about perfection — it’s about presence. About joy. About getting your whole body in sync with your spirit and your community.

MAY 2 | 7PM
Cowboi Boogie - Meechie
Boots on the Ground - 803Fresh
Can’t Get Enough - Tamia
Finna Get Loose - Pharrell
Bad Girl - Usher

MAY 23 | 7PM
Country Girl - Tonio Armani
Slow Wind - S DOTT
Bad Boy - Luther Vandross
Cowgirl Trail Ride - S DOTT
Freak It - Lathun

DJ Luvly Lu on the ones and twos!!!!

You may pay in cash, but please RSVP with YWRtaW4gfCBkaWNrZXltdXNldW0gISBvcmc=.

Why we dance:
We dance to honor the rhythm of our ancestors.
We dance to keep our stories alive.
We dance to celebrate Black joy, freedom, and togetherness.
And yes — we dance to raise funds for a powerful Juneteenth celebration right here in Taylor, TX.

Health & Safety Note:
We’ll be movin’ and groovin’ outside — so wear comfy shoes, bring your water bottle, and stretch before you arrive. The instructor is not a certified fitness professional — this class is all about having fun, not a structured workout. Please listen to your body and take breaks as needed.

Medical & Liability Disclaimer:
By participating in this event, you acknowledge that line dancing is a physical activity and agree to take full responsibility for your health and well-being. The organizers and instructors are not liable for any injury, illness, or discomfort that may occur before, during, or after participation. Participation is voluntary and at your own risk.

So bring your cousin, your mama, your friend from church, and let’s make memories that move!

Let’s dance for the culture. Let’s dance for our health. Let’s dance for our freedom.
We can’t wait to see you there.

The Taylor Juneteenth Committee is a citywide effort in partnership with the City of Taylor Parks and Recreation Department. Participating organizations include Dickey Museum & Multipurpose Center, Southside Community Engagement, Salvation Church, The First Baptist Church, and many wonderful community members dedicated to shaping the Taylor that they want to see.

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