Sundays at The Lindy Corner

Coffee, cake and swing: at the Tea Dance we dance into the evening, cosy or wild; at Open Training you practise with feedback from our teachers; and every now and then there are Sunday workshops.

Sunday afternoon

Tea Dance

The perfect chance for a cosy get-together as well as for some wild dancing – often with live music!

When
On selected Sundays, 4–7 pm. The next dates are listed below.
Crash course
4–4:30 pm Lindy Hop crash course in Hall 3 – free and with no need to sign up. Perfect if you’ve never danced before.
Food & drinks
Coffee and cake, a bring-and-share buffet and cold drinks at the bar.
Children
Are very welcome.
Entry
By donation: suggested 5–10 euros, with live music 15–20 euros.
Tea dance in the TanzHalle: many couples dancing under warm lamps
A couple in the studio throw their arms up, both amazed and laughing
Practise with feedback

Open Training

Everyone practises whatever they’re working on at the moment – and our teachers are there for your questions and for individual feedback. Ideally, bring a dance partner or a few friends from your class.

When
On selected Sundays, 5–7 pm. The next dates are listed below.
Registration
Not needed – just drop in. Dancers from other schools are welcome too.
Entry
We’re happy about a small donation.
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Upcoming Tea Dances & Open Trainings

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Sunday workshops

Every now and then there are Sunday workshops on special topics – for example a Collegiate Shag Intensive Day with classes for different levels followed by a social, sometimes with guest teachers from elsewhere. All Sunday workshops are included in the flat rate.

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A teacher shows an arm movement in a workshop as the group follows
For parents with children

Swing Baby Swing

Moni and Steve have two children themselves – and they care a lot about parents not disappearing from the dance floor. That’s why there’s Swing Baby Swing: dance classes and socials where the kids can come along.

Write to us if you’d like to join in.

The whole team, kids included, posing playfully outdoors with arms in the air

Never danced before?

Come to the crash course at the Tea Dance – or get properly started with a beginner weekend.