Ballroom dancing lessons are cool again, thanks to programmes like Strictly Come Dancing and here's your chance to truly find your feet at venues throughout the UK, with lessons in the classic dance style that is elegant, stylish and heartfelt.

This dance experience offers you five ballroom dancing lessons, so you're sure to have enough time to really start to master the moves and dance steps that will have you gliding across the dance floor in time to the music.

Who can deny the romance of the last waltz or the classic swing dance of the ball - the slow foxtrot? Trying out the tango you will experience the delights of a truly impassioned dance style. Then there's the quickstep - lively, invigorating and fun, whilst not forgetting the Viennese waltz, a slightly faster version of the classic waltz.

For the dance course, you will be part of a group and each lesson will last between 45 minutes and an hour. The course is available for individuals or couples and as partners rotate, you can bring along a friend or partner for the course. You may also be able to practice your newly learnt moves during social club dance sessions, which often take place after the lessons. Other dance lesson styles are available on our main dancing lessons page and don't forget to visit our gift ideas section for the latest gift suggestions for any special occasion.

These clubclass ballroom dancing lessons consist of 5 lessons, each lasting between 45 minutes and one hour. You will be taught as part of a group by professional dance teachers.


Courses usually run on weekdays, early evening often with a social dance session afterwards.

With over 500 Dance venues across the UK there's bound to be somewhere convenient to you.

As most of the classes and social events take place at licensed premises, all dancers must be at least 18 years old. There are no height or weight restrictions, but you must be mobile to make the most of the moves. Please wear casual, cool and comfortable clothing and avoid trainers, boots, sandals and shoes with a grip sole. Remember, don't worry if you feel you have 'two left feet' - these classes are ideal for beginners.


This experience is not suitable for spectators - you'll just have to take the plunge and have a go yourselves!