*INDOOR SHOES REQUIRED*

 

This open-level class is designed for all skill levels, with instruction tailored to the average abilities of the participants. Whether you're a beginner or have more experience, the class will provide a fun and challenging environment for everyone.

 

This West Coast dance, originally called Campbellocking after its creator Don Campbell, emerged in Los Angeles, California in the 1970s. Influenced by soul, funk, and popular soul dances of the era, it became iconic through the performances of The Lockers, known for their vibrant personalities and signature attire—brightly colored shirts, knee-high socks, bow ties, and apple hats.

Characterized by the “Lock,” points, wrist twirls, handshakes, knee drops, freezes, and splits, Locking is a fun and energetic style.

Join us to learn how to Lock, Point, give yourself five, Scooby Doo, and Skeeter Rabbit! Curious? Come discover these moves and much more!

*INDOOR SHOES REQUIRED*

 

This class is for beginners who are being introduced to House for the first time or who are in the process of learning the basic foundations of this style.

House dance, rooted in Chicago’s house music from the early '80s, blends fast footwork and fluid torso movements. It draws from a mix of Tap, Latin, African, Lindy Hop, Ballet, and popular party dances, evolving alongside the rhythms of house music.

 

*INDOOR SHOES REQUIRED* 

 

This class is for intermediate dancers aiming to expand their house skills, refine technique, rhythm, and style, and work at a quicker pace.

 

House dance focuses on fast, intricate footwork paired with fluid torso movements, reflecting the rhythms of house music, which originated in Chicago. This style blends various elements, with key techniques including fundamental footwork, jacking, and lofting.