10 places to dance in the Triangle

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Put on your groovy shoes, because it’s time to boogie down. Whether you’re already a pro, looking to improve your moves, or want to recreate Baby + Johnny’s “Time Of My Life” performance, the Triangle is home to a diverse dance scene. Here are 10 places to shake what your mama gave ya. 💃

Learn to groove

  • Ninth Street Dance | This dance studio offers 26 different nine-week adult + teen sessions, each ranging from beginner to advanced.
  • Arthur Murray Dance Studios | Learn how to dance at your own pace in this nurturing environment, led by talented instructors.

Hit the dance floor

  • The Architect Bar & Social House | When it isn’t hosting dance classes, this bar has plenty of space to swing your partner round and round.
  • Legends Nightclub | Leading the LGBTQ nightclub scene, this club features a massive dance floor perfect for cutting a rug.
  • Plus Dueling Piano Bar | Pianists put their own twist on classic hits at the largest dueling piano bar in the US.
  • Midtown Beach Music Series | Let live music set the stage to dance the night away with your best bud or partner on Thurs., April 21 from 5-9 p.m.

Show off your moves

  • After Work Mingle | Get your shag + swing on at Loafer’s Beach Club every Wednesday night from 5-10 p.m.
  • Mezcalalo: Latin Dance Night | Transfer Co. Food Hall hosts the Rhythm and Shine Dance Company from 7-11 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday.
  • Spring Dance Romance | The Triangle Country Dancers is hosting two nights of music, choreography, and dancing at The Reality Ministries on April 22 + April 23.
  • Dancing with the Carolina Stars | Join the Carolina Theatre on May 16 to watch some of the Triangle’s A-listers bring their A-game to the dance floor.
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