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Introducing Underhill's Swing and Shag Dance Collective: Where Dancing Meets Fun!

We've been thinking about this for awhile and after some nudging from our daughter-in-law, Amber, I am working towards allowing the idea to come to fruition. So here it is!

Underhill's Swing and Shag Dance Collective is a community service project run by Roger and Denise Underhill, two experienced and passionate swing and Carolina shag dance instructors. We offer a variety of classes for all levels, from beginner to advanced, and we are committed to providing our students with a fun and supportive learning environment.

Whether you are new to swing and shag dancing or you are looking to improve your skills, we have a class for you. Our classes are designed to be fun and challenging, and we teach our students all of the essential skills they need to dance with confidence. We also offer private lessons for students who want more personalized instruction.

In addition to our classes, we are looking to host regular social dance events where our students can come together to practice their skills and meet other dancers.

If you are looking for a fun and challenging way to get exercise and meet new people, we invite you to join us for a swing and shag dance class currently being held at the Colonial Heights Moose Lodge. We are confident that you will have a great time and learn some new moves!

It's a start and we will see where it goes! Check us out on Facebook


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