BlueBubble Ballroom

Group classes at the Blue Bubble Ballroom are a great way to get up and dancing for the first time or, if you already know how to dance, to learn some exciting new moves and to perfect your dancing skills.

Check out the Frequently Asked Questions at the bottom of the page for more info.

We are always available for private and group lessons!
At our beautiful ballroom or your location!

We welcome La Danza

A great offering of classes for youth and adults

April / May
Schedule
All classes directly below are Blue Bubble Ballroom Classes.
$10 per person per class.

BBB Monday

5:30 Bar opens!!
6:00 Rumba/Waltz
7:00 Tango/Cha Cha

Dance to your favorite Blues and R & B.

BBB Tuesday
Salsa!! Y Mas
5:30 Bar opens !!
6:00 Beginner Salsa 1
7:00 Interm. Salsa 2 w/ Lisa Hicks
There's a class for everyone whether you're a beginner taking your first steps
or a true Salsero looking for hot new moves.

BBB Wednesdays
Triple B Swing Thing
5:30 Bar opens!!
6:00 East Coast Swing and Lindy hop ( Beg.) w/Ryan
7:00 Two-step & Country combo w/Ryan
Learn dance moves for your favorite Big Band, Blues, and Club Songs.

BBB Thursdays
Dancing like the Stars!!
5:30 Bar opens

7:00 Advanced Swing and Lindy w/ Russell Hicks

Dancing with the stars is a national phenomenon.
You can learn right here!
Enjoy the fun of Swing and , the grace of Waltz and Rumba,
and the drama and passion of Tango.
Have fun and burn calories with these hot dances.
Never danced before? Don't be afraid! We love beginners!

Saturday
Capoiera
1:30-2:30 Kiddos
3:30-6:30

It's Back!!!!

Wednesdays at 8pm Dancing for Pleasure $10
with Denise Nicole
( A sensual movement for women class.)

Kids classes every Sunday at 3:30 w/ Ryan!
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Here's a map to help you find us!!!

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a partner?

No. You never need to have a partner to learn how to dance. There are enough people who don't have one to make sure there will be people with whom you can dance, and we frequently rotate partners because even people who come with a partner will often like to see what it is like to dance with someone else. After all, at a dance event, you will often dance with more than one person, too!! We also frequently have "dance volunteers" to help even things out. These are often "teachers in training" or staff members who help out if there are extra leaders or followers.

Do I have to change partners?

No... although we do encourage it for several reasons. 1.) You will learn faster if you do. Years of experience has proved this out. 2.) No matter what you think, when you and your regular partner are at a dance event, there will be times when your friends will ask one of you to dance. If you've never danced with anyone else, you'll only be able to dance with that one person. 3.) Believe it or not, we tend to be much nicer when we're dancing with someone other than our regular partner. If something goes wrong with our regular partner, our first response is usually, "why did you do that? You messed me up!" our usual response to another classmate is, "I'm sorry, that must have been my fault." You will most likely learn better with someone else because you will look at what you did wrong rather than what your partner did wrong. Rather than having to separate couples who are bickering on the floor, which isn't fun for everyone, we'd rather avoid the conflict altogether by encouraging couples to rotate.

How Should I dress for class?

Comfortably. Dancing is exercise and while you might want to wear a full length gown or tuxedo to a dance event, it isn't all that practical for a dance class. Mind you, if you want to wear a formal... we'd never stop you! We don't really have a dress code, but the following are a few guidelines past students have recommended. 1.) Try to avoid shorts or short skirts. You'll be dancing close enough to other students that some of them might be a little uncomfortable if you do so. And besides... dress shoes, dark socks and shorts will never be in fashion!! 2.) Common sense asks us not to wear clothes with sayings or slogans that others might find offensive. 3.) Be careful of clothing or jewelry that has lots of dangly things on it that can get caught on someone else's sleeve or clothing. 4.) It is always wise to dress with an extra layer or two. The room that feels chilly while you are waiting for class to begin can feel warm once you start moving!!

What about shoes?

We encourage you to wear the kind of shoes you'd wear while out dancing at your favorite dance club (which we hope is right here at the BBB!) Avoid sandals or anything that doesn't attach to your heel and athletic shoes are usually a bad idea. The rubber sole that keeps you from slipping on the sidewalk or tennis court will make it harder to turn and slide on the dance floor. Unless some physical disability prevents it, we recommend something with a leather sole. There are specially designed "athletic style" dance shoes available with a special sole to make dancing easier if you really need your "tennies."

We'll be adding questions/answers over time. If you didn't find the answer to your question, please call the number below, follow the e-mail link, or just stop by and ask us in person!!