Country dance night with line dancing, swing, and two-step; includes two dance lessons and open dancing all night. 21+ event.
Hidden Hall goes full honky tonk on Wednesday, November 4, with Hoot & Holler and Dance Rangers taking the stage. It's a country dance night that pulls from a few different traditions: line dancing, country swing, two-step, and partner pattern, all set to a mix of classic and modern country hits. The organizers describe it as honky tonk vibes with a modern twist.
If you've never done any of this before, there's a built-in way to get started. The evening includes two lessons for newcomers—a beginner partner pattern and a beginner line dance—so you can pick up the basics before the floor opens up. After the lessons, it's open dancing for the rest of the night, which means you can stay as long as you like and dance through the set.
Between the line dancing, the swing, and the two-step, there's plenty to keep you moving, and the mix of classic and modern country hits should keep the energy up throughout. The lessons are a good entry point if you're coming in cold, and the open dancing lets you put what you've learned into practice.
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Doors are open from 7 PM to 11 PM at Hidden Hall, 400 N 35th St in Seattle. Tickets are $15.37, and the night is 21+.
