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Great exercise, great company

Learn new steps each week, build your repertoire, and make new friends — body, mind, and soul. Four levels every Thursday at the Silver Springs Community Association.

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• Thursdays

• sept to june

• Thursdays • sept to june

About the program

Dance that keeps you young, active & social

Line dance is a fun way to exercise the body, mind, and soul. We memorize a group of steps and dance to a variety of musical genres — you may not get the dance perfect the first time, but with repetition each week, we gradually add dances to our repertoire.

Classes run every Thursday afternoon with four levels back-to-back — so as you progress, you can move up without changing your day. All classes are registered through Amilia and run in seasonal sessions throughout the year. New to line dancing? The Beginner class is the perfect place to start.

Fall '26 classes

Find your level

Low intermediate

$140

Thurs, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm

For dancers with solid line dance experience ready to tackle more complex choreography, tempos, and rhythms.

Improver

$140

Thurs, 12:30 - 1:30 pm

For dancers who have completed beginner sessions and are ready for a new challenge. Choreography includes turns, restarts, and tags — typically 32–64 counts. Some practice between classes is encouraged.

Beginner Plus

$140

Thurs, 1:45 - 2:45 pm

For people familiar with basic line dance steps who are ready for something new. A bridge between Beginner and Improver.

Beginner

$140

Thurs, 3 - 4 pm

The perfect starting point. Suitable for dancers with some line dance experience — slow to moderate tempo, 32–48 counts. Come as you are.

The details

Everything you need to know

Program offered in fall, winter & spring

Each week we learn and review a group of steps set to a variety of musical genres. Progress happens naturally with repetition — don't worry about getting every dance perfect the first time.
Wear comfortable clothing you can move in. Smooth-soled shoes work best for line dancing — avoid rubber soles that grip the floor too much.