Line Dancing
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What is Line Dancing?
Line dancing has been around for many decades, but it really took off in the late 1970’s. It consists of choreographed dances with a repeated sequence of steps. Groups of people dance in one or more lines or rows all facing in the same direction or they faced each other (contra line dancing). Everyone dances the same steps at the same time. Many different genres of music are used, not just country music. Line dancing is open to all ages and no partner is required. Prerequisite: a desire to learn to dance. |
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How do I join a club?
Many clubs exist throughout Alberta. On our web site, communitydance.org, you will
see the clubs listed in Edmonton and surrounding communities. You are welcome to
dance at multiple clubs, to help you learn. Please call the club contact to learn more
about starting to dance. They can answer your questions, and welcome you to our
activity. No special clothing is required. Please bring clean non marking shoes. We
would love to see you out on the dance floor!
Many clubs exist throughout Alberta. On our web site, communitydance.org, you will
see the clubs listed in Edmonton and surrounding communities. You are welcome to
dance at multiple clubs, to help you learn. Please call the club contact to learn more
about starting to dance. They can answer your questions, and welcome you to our
activity. No special clothing is required. Please bring clean non marking shoes. We
would love to see you out on the dance floor!
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Line Dance Clubs
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Contact Us
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2022 Schedule
Mondays –
9-10 am: Beginner Line Dancing, St. Albert Seniors Activity Center (7 Tache St., St. Albert)
10:15-11:15 am: Intermediate Line Dancing, St. Albert Seniors Activity Center
12-1 pm: Beginner Clogging, Westend Seniors Activity Center (9629 – 176 St. NW, Edmonton)
1:15-2:15 pm: Intermediate Clogging, Westend Seniors Activity Center
2:30-3:30 pm: Experienced Clogging, Westend Seniors Activity Center
Tuesdays –
9:30-10:30: Beginner Clogging, Southwest Edmonton Seniors Center (11304-25 Ave)
12:15-1:15 pm: Intermediate/Experienced Line Dancing, Southeast Edmonton Seniors Center
1:30-2:30 pm: Beginner Clogging, Southeast Edmonton Seniors Center
3:15-4:15 pm – Beginner Line Dancing, Westend Seniors Activity Center
Wednesdays – Starting January 12
10:15-11:15 am: Intermediate/Experienced Clogging, Southeast Edmonton Seniors Center
1:15-2:15 pm: Beginner Line Dancing, Mill Woods Seniors Activity Center (2610 Hewes Way #210, Edmonton)
Thursdays – Starting January 13
10-11 am: Beginner Line Dancing, Southeast Edmonton Seniors Center
12-1 pm: Beginner Line Dancing, Westend Seniors Activity Center
1:15-2:15 pm: Intermediate Line Dancing, Westend Seniors Activity Center
2:30-3:30 pm: Experienced Line Dancing, Westend Seniors Activity Center
7:00-8:00 pm: Beginner/Intermediate Line Dancing, Spruce Grove (215 McLeod Ave)
Fridays – Starting January 14
9:00-10:00 am: Beginner clogging, St. Albert Senior’s Center
11am-12 pm: Muslim Association Beginner Line Dancing
2:30-3:30 – Beginner Line Dancing, Southwest Edmonton Seniors Activity Center
For the Beginner Line Dancing and Clogging classes, no prior experience required; wear comfortable shoes (shoes with leather or slippery soles recommended)
At the Westend Seniors Activity Center and the Mill Woods Seniors Activity Center, you can choose to do the classes in person or online.
Senior Centers do require a membership (usually about $30; about $55 at St. Albert Seniors). If you buy one membership at one of the Senior Centers, you can apply that membership to other centers, except for St. Albert and SEESA. If you wanted to take classes at any of the other centers, you would only need one membership (check with the seniors centers for more details).
Mondays –
9-10 am: Beginner Line Dancing, St. Albert Seniors Activity Center (7 Tache St., St. Albert)
10:15-11:15 am: Intermediate Line Dancing, St. Albert Seniors Activity Center
12-1 pm: Beginner Clogging, Westend Seniors Activity Center (9629 – 176 St. NW, Edmonton)
1:15-2:15 pm: Intermediate Clogging, Westend Seniors Activity Center
2:30-3:30 pm: Experienced Clogging, Westend Seniors Activity Center
Tuesdays –
9:30-10:30: Beginner Clogging, Southwest Edmonton Seniors Center (11304-25 Ave)
12:15-1:15 pm: Intermediate/Experienced Line Dancing, Southeast Edmonton Seniors Center
1:30-2:30 pm: Beginner Clogging, Southeast Edmonton Seniors Center
3:15-4:15 pm – Beginner Line Dancing, Westend Seniors Activity Center
Wednesdays – Starting January 12
10:15-11:15 am: Intermediate/Experienced Clogging, Southeast Edmonton Seniors Center
1:15-2:15 pm: Beginner Line Dancing, Mill Woods Seniors Activity Center (2610 Hewes Way #210, Edmonton)
Thursdays – Starting January 13
10-11 am: Beginner Line Dancing, Southeast Edmonton Seniors Center
12-1 pm: Beginner Line Dancing, Westend Seniors Activity Center
1:15-2:15 pm: Intermediate Line Dancing, Westend Seniors Activity Center
2:30-3:30 pm: Experienced Line Dancing, Westend Seniors Activity Center
7:00-8:00 pm: Beginner/Intermediate Line Dancing, Spruce Grove (215 McLeod Ave)
Fridays – Starting January 14
9:00-10:00 am: Beginner clogging, St. Albert Senior’s Center
11am-12 pm: Muslim Association Beginner Line Dancing
2:30-3:30 – Beginner Line Dancing, Southwest Edmonton Seniors Activity Center
For the Beginner Line Dancing and Clogging classes, no prior experience required; wear comfortable shoes (shoes with leather or slippery soles recommended)
At the Westend Seniors Activity Center and the Mill Woods Seniors Activity Center, you can choose to do the classes in person or online.
Senior Centers do require a membership (usually about $30; about $55 at St. Albert Seniors). If you buy one membership at one of the Senior Centers, you can apply that membership to other centers, except for St. Albert and SEESA. If you wanted to take classes at any of the other centers, you would only need one membership (check with the seniors centers for more details).
