617 W 46th Street, PH Floor, New York, NY 10036, New York City, NY, 10036
Founded in 1985, Stepping Out Studios has been servicing the dancing community for 30 years and counting! Not only numerous A-list celebrities and world dance ...
37 West 26th Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10010, New York, NY, 10010
You Should Be Dancing offers swing, salsa and ballroom classes.
Top 5 Places To Swing Dance In New York City - Culture Trip
https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/usa/new-york/articles/the-top-5-places-to-swing-dance-in-new-york-city/
New York City is the birthplace of swing dancing, which emerged with the explosion of jazz during the Roaring Twenties. The swing-filled dance halls of the early 20th century have since been cast aside in favor of deafening nightclubs, but fortunately, a few hallowed safe havens remain to help to keep ...
New York City Swing Dance Group | Meetup
https://www.meetup.com/swingdancing-82/
Welcome to New York City Swing Dance, Meetup's largest and most active swing dance group! Our members love going out, dancing, and socializing! The experience levels of our members range from beginner.
NYC Swing Dancers Public Group | Facebook
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NYC Swing Dancers has 4636 members. For New York City-area Swing dancers or those affected by NYC-area dance or trad jazz events. Please do not solicit...
The best swing dancing classes in NYC - Time Out
https://www.timeout.com/newyork/things-to-do/best-swing-dancing-classes-in-nyc
Ever wanted to learn swing dancing? Now you can learn all the fancy footwork at these fine dance studios in NYC.
If you've come across the name "This Week in Swing NYC" while searching, it's by far the most recognized calendar resource for New York's swing dance scene, tracking classes, socials, and events across the city on a weekly basis. This section points you to how that calendar fits alongside the listings on this page, so you have more than one place to check what's on.
Want to dance tonight, not next weekend? Beyond the weekly calendar above, this page's own listings update regularly so you can see exactly what's happening across the five boroughs right now.
If you're specifically looking for West Coast Swing, it's worth noting up front that it's a distinct dance style from Lindy Hop — danced to a broader range of modern music with a slotted, more grounded movement pattern. New York has its own dedicated West Coast Swing classes, socials, and calendar running alongside the city's broader swing scene, covered in this section.
Two names stand out among New York's swing venues: Swing 46, a long-running dedicated swing dance supper club, and Lincoln Center, whose seasonal outdoor dance programming has featured swing dancing as part of its public events. This section covers these named venues alongside the city's other established swing spots.
New to swing, or ready to level up? New York offers beginner-friendly group classes, private lessons, free introductory sessions, and drop-in classes covering Lindy Hop and East Coast Swing through local studios, including national franchises like Fred Astaire Dance Studios. Find a class that matches your level and walk into any social floor with confidence.
Brooklyn has its own active swing dance scene distinct from Manhattan's, with dedicated classes and socials — including groups like Midtown Swings extending their reach across the boroughs. This section covers Brooklyn-specific swing dancing for those based on that side of the city.
If you've also come across the name SwingIQ, it's a swing dance event calendar and community resource used across multiple cities, including New York. This section points you to how SwingIQ's NYC listings fit alongside the calendar on this page.
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