Why learn how to Tango: Tango is passionate, dramatic, and iconic. Movie stars like Sean Connery (as James Bond), Arnold Schwarzenegger (in True Lies) and Al Pacino (in Scent Of A Woman) had sizzling Tango scenes. When you dance Tango, you feel strong, powerful, and you...
Why learn how to Rumba: Rumba is romantic and sensual. It’s the perfect “slow dance” for weddings, parties, and all your social events. Where it comes from: Rumba is a broad term for a family of Afro-Cuban dances including Danzon, Guaracha, and Son which evolved from the blending...
Why learn how to Foxtrot: If you’ve ever wanted to learn to glide across the floor like Fred and Ginger - Foxtrot is for you! It’s jazzy, it’s sophisticated, and it’s a versatile dance to have in your social dance repertoire. Where it comes from: In the early...
Why learn how to East Coast Swing: East Coast Swing is a bouncy, happy dance that’ll add a pep in your step and a smile to your face! It’s one of the easier swing dances to learn, and you can enjoy dancing East Coast Swing to everything from...
We are elated to announce a NEW class with everyone’s favorite Russian - Val! Join him for “Technique Tuesday”, a special 6-week series for all levels. Whether you’re a beginner social dancer or an advanced competitive dancer, we all want to look and feel great...
We like you, and we want to help keep you safe and safely dancing during this global pandemic. Because while our lives have changed, we want you to be able to keep doing the things you love - like ballroom dancing. Here's how we're keeping...
We are living during an unprecedented time in human history. Although many have experienced pandemic isolation in the past, this is the first time technology has allowed us to practice social distancing while staying socially connected. School children are learning and staying connected through distance...
What a great weekend at the Ballroom Dance Clubs of Metro Atlanta Match Competition at their studio in Duluth, Georgia! The teachers attending from The Ballroom Dance Center included Emilie, Val, and Glenn. Student competitors were Melissa Bartlett, Kaylee Gresham, Jay and Joyce Howard, Kimberly...