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Learn to Dance!​​​

Check this page for updates. New class dates will be posted as they become available.

Please be aware that Square and Round Dance lessons are sequential and you must start at the beginning, usually during the first two weeks of the class start date.  

​SAC Members: Email dancerjulia62@yahoo.com to update your classes.​​​​​

September 16,  2026

​Wednesdays

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6:00

PLUS  Square Dance

Lessons

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7:00 to 8:30

BEGINNING Square Dance Lessons

$5 per person/lesson

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​​North Spokane Dance Center

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Model T Squares​

Instructor Gary Baker

wsurx84@gmail.com

406-450-5052​

September 2026

Wednesdays

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​​7-8:30 PM 

Beginning Square Dance Lessons

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​Western Dance Center

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Star Shooters​

Instructor: Dan Preedy

509-270-9264
sqdncdan@yahoo.com
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Year Round: Clogging

Wednesdays

 

8:30 AM to 12:00 PM​

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Contact:

Jocilyn Stevens

Stevensjocilynr@aol.com

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Year Round:

Line Dancing

JAMM Line Dancing

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For Lesson Information go to:

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https://www.jammcountrylinedancing.com/

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Fall 2026

Mondays

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7PM to 9:15 PM

Beginning ROUND DANCE

Lessons
 

Western Dance Center


Diamond Squares
Instructors:

Claudia and Bob Amsbury
​r.amsbury@comcast.net​​​

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June 9, 2026

Summer Workshops

Tuesdays

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6:30 to 8:30 PM

Mainstream Workshop ​

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Practice for dancers who have already gone through class.

See the Calendar for dates.​

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North Spokane Dance Center

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Wild Rose Ramblers

Instructor Rob Krum

​Contact: 

info@wildroseramblers.org​​​​​​​

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September 15, 2026

Tuesdays

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6:30 to 8:30 PM

Beginner/Refresher

Square Dance Lessons

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$5 per person/lesson

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North Spokane Dance Center

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Wild Rose Ramblers

​​​Instructor Rob Krum

​Contact: 

info@wildroseramblers.org​​​

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September 13, 2026

Sundays

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2:15-4:00

Beginning ROUND DANCE 

Waltz and Two Step

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4:15-6:00

Intermediate ROUND DANCE

Waltz, Rumba and other rhythms

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Western Dance Center

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Wag Arounds Round Dance Club

$7 per person/lesson

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Instructors Dan and Linda Bailly

lindawilland@gmail.com​​

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Fall 2026

Check back here for updates!

Fall 2026

Check back here for updates!

Fall 2026

Check back here for updates!

Fall 2026

Check back here for updates!

Why Square Dance?
The 6 GOOD F's

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- FUN -

 

Smiles at the door, laughter in the air—Square dancing is all about enjoyment! There’snopenalty box, no timeouts, and no scorecards. It’s simply a chance to step away from life’sstresses and dance to the rhythm. No one wins or loses—everyone just shares the joy of dancing in sync with others. Square dance can be done to all kinds of music, as long asit has a strong beat. The best part? Square dancing is affordable and accessible to everyone!

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- FRIENDSHIP -


Square dancing brings together people from all walks of life, each united by their love for the dance. It’s a place where "shop talk" or background differences don’t matter. Everyone connects through the simple joy of dancing and making new friends.

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- FAMILY -


Square dancing is for all ages, from 10 to 100! Families can dance together, and younger children who aren’t ready to dance can play safely in the designated areas. It’s a welcoming, clean, and safe environment for everyone. Singles are always welcome, and partners are encouraged but not required. Square dancing is a lifelong activity—perfect for creating memories across generations.

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- FOCUS -


Square dancing is a mental workout! You’ll engage your brain while following the calls and responding to the changing sequence of moves. It’s like “Simon Says” with music, but even more fun. Your next step depends on where you are in the square and what the caller instructs, requiring full attention and focus to keep up with the dance.

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- FOOTSTEPS -


Get ready to move! A typical night of square dancing can have you walking 9,000 to 10,000 steps—great for your health! It’s a low-impact aerobic workout with arm movements, perfect for improving balance and coordination. Plus, all the laughter is great for your lungs and mood. It’s a far more enjoyable workout than just walking around the block.

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- FREQUENCY -


In the Spokane area, square dancing is a regular weekend activity, with dances every Friday and Saturday night across 17 local clubs. And square dancing isn’t just a local affair—it's a global community! No matter where you are in the world, you’ll find people dancing and smiling together. Plus, all the calls are in English, so you can join in no matter where you go.

Spokane Area Council, Spokane WA

Square & Folk Dance Federation of Washington

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