Four Levels of Lindy Hop at Reverie!

Name: Four Levels of Lindy Hop at Reverie!
Start: 2025-10-08T18:30:00-07:00
Location: 915 E. Pine St. , Seattle, WA, United States, Washington 98122

Schedule

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025 at 06:30 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

915 E. Pine St. , Seattle, WA, United States, Washington 98122 | Seattle, WA

Beginning with our Grand Opening Weekend October 3-5 we’re launching a whole bunch of new Lindy Hop content! For starters instead of just Lindy Hop 1 & 2 we’re expanding the program to include FOUR levels of Lindy Hop classes!
Registration opens soon so hit going on this event to be the first to know when it's live!
Take a look at the level guide at the bottom of this page for help figuring out which level is best for you.
And check out this delightful schedule:
Sundays
5:15 Lindy Hop 3 with Frances and Aaron
6:30- 7:45 Lindy Hop 2 with Frances and Aaron
7:45-9 Lindy Hop 1 with Frances and Aaron
7:45-9 Intermediate Lindy Performance Team (https://www.facebook.com/share/17JUEftJGh/)
9-9:30 Drop-in Beginner Lesson
9:30-12 Social Dancing
Mondays
6-8 Rocketeers Team Practice with Ariel and Ben
Wednesdays
6:30-7:45 Lindy Hop 4 with Ariel and Ben
7:45-9 Swing Era Line Dances with Ben (https://www.facebook.com/share/16kpP7kwwP/)
9-9:30 Drop-in Beginner Lesson
9:30-12 Social Dancing
Lindy Hop 1 (Intro to Swing):This is our beginner swing dance series. You don't need to know any dancing to join. It’s open to dancers of all levels, including those with 2 left feet!
Lindy Hop 2: You’re feeling solid on finding your beat in swing music, and your swingouts, 6 count shapes, and charleston are getting fun to dance with.
Lindy Hop 3: (teacher approval needed) You’re having a lot of fun taking the classic shapes and playing with them in the music, and you’re ready to up your game. Fast or slow, speed is getting to be a lot easier for you, and you’re having fun collecting both partnered and solo variations to create with.
Lindy Hop 4: (teacher approval needed) You’re finding your voice as an artist in your lindy hop and you’re excited to get nerdy with it. You usually pick up how to do moves pretty easily, and now you want to get into the “why” of it so your improv feels just as good as the classic vocab.