What are line dancing and square dancing?

Square Dancing is a form of Set Dancing. It is done in sets of four couples, arranged in a square formation. In French, it is called Quadrille. During a dance, dancers interact with their own partner, as well as with the other dancers in the Square. read more

Square dancing is exactly that, dancing in a square. 4 couples form a square and follow the instructions of a square dance caller. It involves at least 6 weeks of instruction learning at least 50 series of dancing steps. Square dancing is a dying art due to the instruction time involved and the need for a caller. read more

Where line dancing we do to commercially played music that you would hear on the radio or would dance in your local country bar. The other difference between line dancing and square dancing is line dancing is set choreography to a song or maybe a piece of choreography that you do to multiple songs. read more

Line dancers flock to the squares in The Villages to dance to favorite DJs and entertainers. When good line dance music is offered, at least two groups often will be dancing on the square. At Spanish Springs Town Square, Beginners usually dance on the side of the square across from The Sharon. read more