Duke City Square Dance Club: One or Couple's 14-Week Beginning Square Dance Class (10+) (Up to 20% Off)
Join a vibrant community of dancers and experience the joy of square dancing by enrolling in a 14-week beginning square dance class
Ready for Something New? Learn to Square Dance! Are you looking to boost your activity level, expand your social circle, and discover a fun, engaging hobby? The Duke City Square Dance Club invites you to join their Beginning Square Dancing Class! This isn't just about learning steps; it's about joining a welcoming and friendly community that loves to laugh and dance.
You'll get great exercise, sharpen your mind, and make new friends along the way. Their 14-week class kicks off on Thursday, January 8th, 2026. They'll meet every Thursday evening from 7-9 pm, guiding you from absolute beginner to confident dancer. No experience is necessary, and singles are absolutely welcome! Just come as you are in casual attire, and be sure to wear comfortable shoes that can glide on our hardwood floor.
What We Offer
This offer is for a 14-week beginning square dance class. It meets every from 7-9 pm starting January 8th, 2026 at the Albuquerque Square Dance Center, 4915 Hawkins NE, Albuquerque. You will learn 50 square dance calls, and by the end of the class, you will be able to attend dances and festivals all over the world.
Why Square Dance?
It is a wonderful activity that provides light aerobic exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction in a safe environment that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Using your mind to remember all the calls may help to keep your mind sharp. Socially, it's a great way to meet people. It's a great way to get your mind off a stressful workday. And lastly, IT'S LOTS OF FUN.
I have two left feet. I can’t dance.
Think of square dancing as ''walking set to music''. The caller lets you know what move you are to make next. They will have experienced dancers in the squares with you during lessons. They refer to these dancers as ''angels''. The caller will do the teaching and instruct the movements for the square dance calls. The angels are there to help gently guide you. Their caller, Jerry Gilbreath, is a professional dance instructor. He is excellent and a lot of fun!
I had to square dance in school. Is it like that?
Square dancing is not the same as it was in elementary or middle school. Sure, some of the calls are the same (promenade, circle left, ...), but there is more to it than you were likely exposed to. Wipe out those junior high memories and create some new square dancing memories. It’s fun, and you will meet some of the friendliest people around.
What type of music do you dance to?
They dance to a variety of music; anything with a four-count beat can be used. They dance to modern music, pop music, oldies, country music, & gospel music. They've danced to songs by the Beatles, Adele, Lee Greenwood, Elvis, Garth Brooks, and Lady Gaga, to name a few.
Do I have to wear one of those puffy dresses?
No. Some dancers wear traditional square dance outfits (full skirts with petticoats for the ladies and long-sleeved western shirts for the men). Others wear longer prairie skirts and blouses. Some conventions will request formal square dance attire. No investment in clothing is required to learn to square dance. The most important thing is comfortable shoes.
Why You Should Grab The Offer
Duke City Square Dance Club is more than just classes; it's about building community through shared experiences on the dance floor. The atmosphere is friendly, making it easy to feel included no matter your skill level. Not only do attendees learn fun dance techniques, but they also create lasting friendships along the way. This unique chance allows both individuals and couples to engage in an enjoyable activity that combines fitness with social interaction. Experience the joy of movement and laughter as you explore each step together with others who share your enthusiasm. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity!
Join a vibrant community of dancers and experience the joy of square dancing by enrolling in a 14-week beginning square dance class
Ready for Something New? Learn to Square Dance! Are you looking to boost your activity level, expand your social circle, and discover a fun, engaging hobby? The Duke City Square Dance Club invites you to join their Beginning Square Dancing Class! This isn't just about learning steps; it's about joining a welcoming and friendly community that loves to laugh and dance.
You'll get great exercise, sharpen your mind, and make new friends along the way. Their 14-week class kicks off on Thursday, January 8th, 2026. They'll meet every Thursday evening from 7-9 pm, guiding you from absolute beginner to confident dancer. No experience is necessary, and singles are absolutely welcome! Just come as you are in casual attire, and be sure to wear comfortable shoes that can glide on our hardwood floor.
What We Offer
This offer is for a 14-week beginning square dance class. It meets every from 7-9 pm starting January 8th, 2026 at the Albuquerque Square Dance Center, 4915 Hawkins NE, Albuquerque. You will learn 50 square dance calls, and by the end of the class, you will be able to attend dances and festivals all over the world.
Why Square Dance?
It is a wonderful activity that provides light aerobic exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction in a safe environment that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Using your mind to remember all the calls may help to keep your mind sharp. Socially, it's a great way to meet people. It's a great way to get your mind off a stressful workday. And lastly, IT'S LOTS OF FUN.
I have two left feet. I can’t dance.
Think of square dancing as ''walking set to music''. The caller lets you know what move you are to make next. They will have experienced dancers in the squares with you during lessons. They refer to these dancers as ''angels''. The caller will do the teaching and instruct the movements for the square dance calls. The angels are there to help gently guide you. Their caller, Jerry Gilbreath, is a professional dance instructor. He is excellent and a lot of fun!
I had to square dance in school. Is it like that?
Square dancing is not the same as it was in elementary or middle school. Sure, some of the calls are the same (promenade, circle left, ...), but there is more to it than you were likely exposed to. Wipe out those junior high memories and create some new square dancing memories. It’s fun, and you will meet some of the friendliest people around.
What type of music do you dance to?
They dance to a variety of music; anything with a four-count beat can be used. They dance to modern music, pop music, oldies, country music, & gospel music. They've danced to songs by the Beatles, Adele, Lee Greenwood, Elvis, Garth Brooks, and Lady Gaga, to name a few.
Do I have to wear one of those puffy dresses?
No. Some dancers wear traditional square dance outfits (full skirts with petticoats for the ladies and long-sleeved western shirts for the men). Others wear longer prairie skirts and blouses. Some conventions will request formal square dance attire. No investment in clothing is required to learn to square dance. The most important thing is comfortable shoes.
Why You Should Grab The Offer
Duke City Square Dance Club is more than just classes; it's about building community through shared experiences on the dance floor. The atmosphere is friendly, making it easy to feel included no matter your skill level. Not only do attendees learn fun dance techniques, but they also create lasting friendships along the way. This unique chance allows both individuals and couples to engage in an enjoyable activity that combines fitness with social interaction. Experience the joy of movement and laughter as you explore each step together with others who share your enthusiasm. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity!
Need To Know Info
About Duke City Square Dance Club
Duke City Square Dance Club was established in 1981. We dance every Friday night at the Albuquerque Square Dance Center. Our club caller is Jerry Gilbreath with over 40 years of experience.. We dance at Beginning (SSD), Mainstream and Plus levels.