No partner or experience required!

This series will focus on building your repertoire of Charleston vocabulary and lead/follow technique, specifically hand-to-hand and side-by-side Charleston. This series assumes you have taken both of our beginner classes or the equivalent from another studio. Students are expected to know the six count and eight count Lindy Hop footwork and basic moves.

This series will focus on building your repertoire of Charleston vocabulary and lead/follow technique, specifically focusing on tandem and face-to-face Charleston. This series assumes you have taken both of our beginner classes or the equivalent from another studio. Students are expected to know the six count and eight count Lindy Hop footwork and basic moves.

Whether you are brand-new to swing dancing or would like to refine your Lindy Hop technique, this is the class for you. In these four sessions, we'll focus on basic 8-count Lindy Hop moves for the brand-new dancers, but we'll concentrate on good technique and connection so there is always something for more experienced swing dancers, too. This class is one step in our two-step beginner track. You must know all the material in the 6-Count and 8-Count Lindy Hop Basics and Fundamentals Classes before moving to advanced beginner classes. Either beginner class may be taken first. No partner required.

Everyone talks about how the swingout is the basic step you'll work on forever, the very foundation of lindy hop. You've all taken countless classes on its timing, technique, and variations. In this class, we'll work on everything-but, breaking down and improving your non-swingout vocabulary and technique to create a shiny and more well rounded dance. Potential topics will include charleston, jig walks, promenades, six count moves, ten count moves, etc. This is an intermediate level class. If you have not yet taken an intermediate class with NSS you can audition at the Lindy Dojo on Tuesday nights. Just find an instructor and ask to audition.

Lindy Hopping reaches a new plane of awesomeness once you can add variety and interesting jazzy rhythms to your basics. This class will provide you some specific stylings and variations as well as provide you some guidance in how to make up your own. If you have already been placed in an intermediate or advanced class, you are qualified to take this class. If you have not yet been placed in an intermediate class, you can show up for Lindy Dojo on Tuesday nights and request an audition.

This series will focus on building your repertoire of Lindy Hop vocabulary and lead/follow technique, specifically swingout variations and lead and follow styling. This series assumes you have taken both of our beginner classes or the equivalent from another studio. Students are expected to know the six count and eight count Lindy Hop footwork and basic moves.

This series will focus on building your lindy vocabulary and lead/follow skills, specifically focusing on maintaining and controlling momentum, and giving your basics that nice stretch. This series assumes you have taken both of our beginner classes or the equivalent from another studio. Students are expected to know the six count and eight count Lindy Hop footwork and basic moves.

Whether you are brand-new to swing dancing or would like to refine your Lindy Hop technique, this is the class for you. In these four sessions, we'll focus on basic 6-count Lindy Hop moves for the brand-new dancers, but we'll concentrate on good technique and connection so there is always something for more experienced swing dancers, too. This class is one step in our two-step beginner track. You must know all the material in the 6-Count and 8-Count Lindy Hop Basics and Fundamentals Classes before moving to advanced beginner classes. Either beginner class may be taken first. No partner required.

We strongly encourage students to stay for the 9pm Dojo. It's free for students and can greatly speed up the rate at which you learn and retain material. More advanced students and teachers are there to help you out.

This series assumes you have taken both of our beginner classes or the equivalent from another studio. Students are expected to know the six count and eight count Lindy Hop footwork and basic moves. This series will focus on building your repertoire of six count and eight count Lindy Hop patterns and blending them into a fluid dance that makes sense with the music.

Our Advanced Beginner class on solo jazz. You'll learn the basic vocabulary of solo jazz, including all the moves you need to know to do the Shim Sham and the Big Apple.

Whether you are brand-new to swing dancing or would like to refine your Lindy Hop technique, this is the class for you. In these four sessions, we'll focus on basic 8-count Lindy Hop moves for the brand-new dancers, but we'll concentrate on good technique and connection so there is always something for more experienced swing dancers, too. This class is one step in our two-step beginner track. You must know all the material in the 6-Count and 8-Count Lindy Hop Basics and Fundamentals Classes before moving to advanced beginner classes. Either beginner class may be taken first. No partner required.