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Jimmy Snyder
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That describes the Stardust Ballroom. I think they're all called that, with perhaps a Crystal Ballroom or two thrown in for effect. My wife and I are rank beginners and the lessons they provide tend to be beyond our capacity. Actually, it got torn down a few months ago and so was lost the nicest hardwood floor you could imagine. It had been attached to the concrete floor in such a way that it could not be salvaged. Oh, well. The organizer of the dances said she would reconstitute them in another location starting September, but it hasn't happened yet. In nearby Phila, there is a dance that concentrates on swing only, but we haven't been yet.Moonbear said:Actually, that was something I was thinking about just last week, wondering if there's a place around here for ballroom dancing (preferably with lessons before the main dance so us novices can learn a few things and then test them out).
I found the same here until I noticed that the community college was offering a course in the adult continuing education program. Our teacher was quite good. I have since found out that Phila has several dance academies teaching ballroom dancing. Arthur Murray studios still exist, but I don't if there's one near you. They have a web site.Moonbear said:All I can find for dance lessons are places for little kids to learn ballet and tap dance, nothing for grownups to learn ballroom dancing.