A Swing Dance: Part II

Fri 6 Nov, 19:45 to 23:45

Howard Assembly Room, Leeds

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A Swing Dance: Part II sobe ao palco a 6 de novembro de 2026, Howard Assembly Room, em Leeds.

Leeds' very own swing dance teachers bringing years of experience will be teaching the basics to get you on the floor and dancing. All skill levels welcome from first timers to seasoned Lindyhoppers! Live and direct from the Meanwood Valley... David Broad and the Meanwood Valley Stompers are transatlantic country blues and rural swing trio. They play songs hand picked from the golden era of swing and deliver them in their own style with syncopated rhythms and vocal harmonies guaranteed to keep the dance floor full. From Louis Jordan to Louis Armstrong, Sister Rosette Tharpe to the Nat King Cole Trio by way of Robert Johnson and Big Bill Broonzy

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When is A Swing Dance: Part II?

It takes place on 6 November 2026.

Where is A Swing Dance: Part II?

It takes place at Howard Assembly Room, Leeds.

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