Line Dancing Classes - 6-Week Summer Sessions Level 2 - Carleton Heights CC Still Has Room - Come and Dance With Us

 

Carleton Heights Community Centre - Level 2 Line-Up for June 24th

Last class of the session for Level 2. With the gorgeous weather today, only a few dancers made it in — but we still had such a lovely finish to our six months together. This group has been a joy to teach.”

This is what we did:

Electric Slide - Alt Music - Lucky to Me - The Blue Shadows

Somebody Sway Twice

Gin & Tonic

Hoedown

A Bar Song

We're Good To Go

Lyin' to my Heart

Carleton Heights Community Centre Level 1 June 17th Line-up

We introduced a brand‑new beginner dance today — Quitter’s Groove — and the class picked it up quickly and confidently. They especially enjoyed the footwork in the last eight counts. Such a friendly, easygoing group. 

Level 1 and already grooving — Quitter’s Groove landed perfectly today.

This is what we did:

Quitter's Groove

Alligator Smile

Shake It (Fireball)

Rocket to the Sun

Strummingbird

We Can't Wait

Carleton Heights Community Centre Level 2 Line-up for June 17th

Today we worked on two new dances, Chosin’ Texas and Somebody Sway, and the group handled both really well. The atmosphere was friendly and relaxed, and it felt like everyone was enjoying the challenge without any pressure. Hard to believe we only have one more class before the summer session — the weeks have flown by.

Same steps, same beat, shared joy.

This is what we did:

Three Little Birds

Choosin' Texas Twice

Somebody Sway Twice - see video and teach

Borrow My Boots Twice

We're Good To Go

Line Dance Floor Etiquette — 12 Simple Guidelines for a Smooth, Safe Floor

Thank you to my friend Lynn for reminding me to teach dance floor etiquette. This one‑pager is something I put together for my students, and reviewing these myself was a good reminder too.

We’ve been talking in class about dancing in bars, so I thought this list might be useful if you end up dancing in those settings. These tips are simply here to help you feel more confident and comfortable on any dance floor.

Restarts and Tags - A Brief Explanation

 

Want to Try Line Dancing? Join me for my summer sessions - Registrations are now open

Come to the Carleton Heights Community Centre for a 6-weeks session starting July 15th for Level 1 and Level 2

Dance – Line Dancing – Level 1 – Adult 50+

Summer Recreation and Culture 2026|#185355

Wednesdays from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM

15 July - 19 August 2026 Register here 

Description: Start your line dancing journey here. This Absolute Beginner class teaches simple, easy‑to‑follow dances with no prior experience required. We begin with easy steps and progress at a gentle pace that supports new dancers.

Dance – Line Dancing – Level 2 – Adult 50+

Summer Recreation and Culture 2026|#185359

Wednesdays from 2:15 PM to 3:15 PM

15 July - 19 August 2026 Register here

Description: We’ll continue developing the skills learned in Level 1 and explore new dances with a bit more variety and challenge. It’s a great next step for dancers wanting to grow their confidence.

New Choreography - "No Boots Under My Bed" now on Copperknob

Hi everyone,

I’ve been feeling really inspired lately, and this choreography came together so naturally that I decided to share it with you. My husband played Dry Spell for me, and the musicality grabbed me instantly — the rhythm stayed in my head, and the dance grew from that spark. I even shared the song with a friend before I realized it would end up becoming a choreography of my own.

It’s a High Beginner, but if you take out the full turn, your Beginners will be able to enjoy it too. The dance is now on YouTube, and I’ve also posted a teach video for my students to practice at home.

I hope you enjoy it.

Here is my new choreography titled "Stop Right There!"

Try out my new "High Beginner" choreography to the song Project by Chase MacDaniel. You can find it on U-tube or get the step sheet from Copperknob!

Thanks for watching,

Sylvie

Flashmob – May 2nd, 2026 • Britannia Park

What a fantastic afternoon at Britannia Park for our 2026 Flashmob. Thank you to everyone who came out to dance with us — such great energy and smiles all around.

I was genuinely touched to see some of my students joining us — your presence added so much joy to the moment.

A special thank you as well to Roch, who captured some wonderful photos and videos of the event.

Take a Look!