November 2019
Intro to Lindy Hop A
Welcome to Lindy Hop A, a 4-week introductory course! Come learn to swing dance with us! We’ll show you basic Lindy Hop moves and rhythms and get you social dancing in 4 weeks. Lindy Hop A focuses on 6-count rhythms and moves along with fundamental Lindy Hop technique and style. This class is a prerequisite for many other Jumptown classes. No partner or experience required. Class dates: November 7th, 14th, 21st, and December 5th NO CLASS ON 28TH (THANKSGIVING) Instructors: Sarah and Jason
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Intermediate: Lindy Hop C
Welcome to Lindy Hop C, the next step in your Lindy education! Take your swing dancing to the next level by learning how to combine 6-count and 8-count swing. In this class we'll continue to develop technique and moves that help you transition and combine the two swing styles. Class dates: November 7th, 14th, 21st, and December 5th NO CLASS ON 28TH (THANKSGIVING) Prerequisites: Lindy A and Lindy B Instructors: Sarah and Ian
Find out more »Intermediate: Classic Lindy Moves
The Lindy Hop now has over 90 years worth of history behind it. In this class, we'll dive into the truly classic moves that makes this dance so fun and distinguished. Class dates: November 7th, 14th, 21st, and December 5th NO CLASS ON 28TH (THANKSGIVING) Instructors: Katie, Tracey, Scott, and Jason
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Jumptown Monthly Dance
Come join us at Madison Circus Space for swing dancing on a spacious floor. Bring your friends, bring a juggler. $5 donation at the door to pay for venue rental (lesson included). Venue now requires an electronic liability waiver; sign at the registration table or go to MadisonCircusSpace.com and click the link at bottom right. 9–9:30pm Beginner Lesson: We’ll show you 6-count swing basics so you can get on the floor and dance right away. No partner or experience required. 9:30pm–Midnight: Social dancing. Shoes: Everyone must bring another pair of clean shoes. No wearing the same shoes that they wore outside. If people forget to bring a clean pair, we’ll ask them to dance in socks.
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