Night Club 2-Step is a slow to medium paced rhythmic dance. Easy to learn step-by-step turns, and patterns that you can pull off on the dance floor to just about any style of music: Blues, Jazz, Latin, Soft Rock, Country, and Ballroom.

Originally called "Western Swing", this dance is smooth, fluid, & stylish and can be danced to blues, R&B, funk, pop, & country western music.

This dance is perhaps the easiest and quickest to learn and "Oh, so fun!" The music is funky and pulsating with a 4/4 rhythm. Disco Swing incorporates moves from hustle, swing, and jive.

Salsa is the primary music played at Latin dance clubs. Salsa as a dance is energetic and happy with steps and turns to rhythms of the Caribbean. Salsa refers to a fusion of informal dance styles having roots in the Caribbean namely Cuba, and in Latin America. There is also a strong African influence in the music as well as the dance. Mambo or L.A. style Salsa with Cuban based rhythms is characterized by forward and back steps, right turns, and the cross-body lead. Cumbia started in the northern region of Colombia. Cumbia is a unique style of Salsa characterized by back "breaking" steps with the dancers rotating, turning, and spinning around one another.

Learn the basic steps and turns to Bachata, Merengue, and Cumbia popular dances in Latin Night Clubs. Bachata and Merengue are 2 of the easiest dances to learn. Cumbia is a very popular style of salsa in the Twin Cites Latin dance clubs as well as in Latin America. "Club Latin" will prepare you to dance at the Blue Moon Salsa/Latin dances.

A cousin to Salsa, a very popular dance in Latin America. Club ChaCha contains African and Cuban rhythms that meld into a Latin beat. This fun, energetic dance uses small gliding steps in a "cha-cha-cha rhythm.

Waltz is the epitome of ballroom dance characterized by rise and fall action as the dancers move smoothly around the dance floor. The elegance of Ballroom Waltz will make an impression at any dance.

Foxtrot is a "smooth" ballroom dance known for it's elegant, gliding movement. Foxtrot is danced to country, soft rock, and ballroom music. It is often danced to the same music as swing.

Originating in South America in the early twentieth century, Tango is a dramatic and smooth dance with a very unique character which sets it apart from other dances.

A very popular Latin ballroom dance. Many of the patterns of Ballroom ChaCha are similar to the patterns in Rumba. However, ChaCha is a faster dance using small gliding steps in a "cha-cha-cha" rhythm.

A fun "rhythm" dance. Swing is an upbeat fun dance that developed in the 1920s, 30s, and 40s. Swing is very versatile and is danced to medium to fast tempos of rock, country, and big band music.

Rumba is considered a "rhythm" dance with quick, quick, slow timing. Latin in origin, Rumba can be romantic or fun and can be danced to Latin, soft rock, or country music.