Savoy Saturdays –
Lindy Hop Night!
Second Saturday Night of the Month at Goldcoast Ballroom!
Join us for Savoy Saturdays at GoldCoast Ballroom! Travel back to the heyday of the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem, New York, a historic venue where Lindy Hoppers came together to showcase
their newest and coolest moves.
Hosted by Bradley James Rogers!
Saturday, October 8, 2016:
Featuring Sunnyside Swing!!!
Starting at 9:30 PM
Bring your dancing shoes and swing the night away on the Gold Coast Ballroom dance floor with the high-energy, finger-poppin’, high-steppin’ live band!
Special:
Admission – Only $16.00 per person (including 6% FL Sales Tax)* – Whole Evening!
ONLY $16.00 includes a complimentary dance lesson, 5+ hours of social dancing, and a LIVE BAND and LIVE musical performance!!
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6:30 PM – 7:30 pm
Included with paid admission for the evening!
Check our October Calendar for more details on the dance being taught and an explanation of “What is Lindy Hop all about?”.
7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
A mix of Ballroom, Latin & Social Dances to your favorite music!
9:30 PM – 12:00 Midnight
Lindy Hop the Night away!
9:30 PM
The Dean Collins Shim Sham with Bradley and Kaycie!
Band plays
9:30 PM – 12:00 Midnight
Sunnyside Swing!!
Join us on October 8, 2016 for this EXCITING night of your choice of dancing + LIVE BAND + SHOW!!
This will truly be a night to remember!
Admission – Only $16.00 per person (including 6% FL Sales Tax)* – Whole Evening!
COMPLIMENTARY Group Class – included with Paid Admission to the Dance:
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM – Lindy Hop – Beginner
Check our Calendar for more details on the Complimentary Class.
Enjoy this video from a recent Savoy Saturdays Night at Goldcoast Ballroom – Lindy Hop!!!
Wondering what Lindy Hop is all about?
According to Dancing.org, “Lindy Hop was so named after Charles Lindbergh’s flight to Paris in 1927, when the newspaper headline read: “LINDY HOPS THE ATLANTIC”.” . . .
“Lindy Hop, also known as Jitterbug, is the authentic Afro-Euro-American Swing dance. It is an unabashedly joyful dance, with a solid, flowing style that closely reflects its music — from the late 20’s hot Jazz to the early 40’s Big Bands. Just as Jazz combines European and African musical origins, Lindy Hop draws on African and European dance traditions. The embracing hold, and the turns from Europe, the breakaway and solid, earthy body posture from Africa. The dance evolved along with the new swing music, based on earlier dances such as the Charleston and the Black Bottom, by black people in Harlem.” . . .
“Savoy style Lindy Hop, as taught by Frankie Manning and Steven Mitchell, has the lightest, gentlest, and smoothest connection of all the common Swing dances! It is solid, low, relaxed and energetic.”
Enjoy this video of Top Lindy Hop dancers from around the world competing to live music by Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five during in the 2013 International Lindy Hop Championships in Washington, DC:
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If you have questions or want more information, please contact Vinny or Jeff
at Goldcoast Ballroom: 954-979-0770.
See also our Facebook page for Savoy Saturdays at Goldcoast Ballroom.