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Rhonda O.

Mallory was a great instructor! She broke down the dance so we could follow. Great time for this west coast native to enjoy a southern experience!

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Lisa N.

Had a wonderful line dance lesson with Lauren. She's the sweetest and made the dance easy (enough) for everyone! I had a great time. Thanks so much Lauren. Yeehaw!

We took a group of 22 teenagers here and we all had a BLAST! The instructor gave clear directions and made the event fun. Afterwards, our students were doing the Boot Skootin Boogie wherever they could find an open space. The only downside was there was no elevator to the dancing upstairs and we had a student in a wheelchair. Luckily, his dad came on the trip and was able to carry him upstairs, but an elevator would have been nice. That student still had fun wheeling around on the dance floor with everyone else!

Cienna D.

Had Lauren as an instructor and she was amazing. Made sure the vibes were super fun and got us all encouraged to get out of her shell. We danced at Bootleggers Inn. Definitely recommend!

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Paid for my daughter and friend to have a class. Very fun. I watched as everyone danced. Great instructor and they had tons of fun. Recommend for sure.

Tiffany H.

This was a blast! Jason was great and made it fun and easy. Definitely a must-do while you are in Nashville!!

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We had the best time ever at our line dancing lesson! It was fantastic! Jason was the best teacher ever

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Loved the class! My daughter and I had a lot of fun. Mallory was a great instructor and super enthusiastic!

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Lisa and Grace were amazing! Had such a fun time! Great vibes for all levels! Fun music

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11 months ago

So fun! Mila and Jared made it fun and easy. I'm a beginner for sure, and I could follow along pretty easy. Thanks for the lesson!

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We had a blast with the line dancing lessons. Lisa was so fun, and a great teacher. I'd highly recommend!

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This was such a great group activity! So easy to follow along! Goodtimes had by all! Jason was a great teacher!

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Mallory was GREAT -- clear instructions for even the most reluctant of our group's dancers.

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