
Looking for a night out that gets you off the sidelines? Country line dancing gives your group something to do together, whether you already know the steps or are working up the courage to try. Great American Beer Hall hosts recurring Wednesday country line dancing nights at 142 Mystic Avenue in Medford.
Here’s how to plan your first visit without feeling like you need to know every dance before you arrive.
Choose your date before making plans
Start with our country line dancing schedule and open the listing for the night you want to attend. Several dates include free lessons, but check your specific event for its start time, lesson details and any admission or age requirements. A free lesson does not, by itself, establish the admission policy for the entire evening.
New to the steps? Look for a lesson night
Line dancing follows a sequence of steps repeated with the music. A lesson is a useful way to learn that sequence before trying to follow it at full speed. If lessons are listed, plan around the lesson start rather than arriving halfway through. Give yourself time to get settled, watch the instructor and find a spot where you can see.
You do not have to master every routine on your first outing. Start with a dance you feel comfortable following, take breaks and leave room for the people around you.
What should you wear?
Choose clothes you can move in and comfortable, secure shoes that you have already worn. A new pair of boots may look the part, but a long night is not the ideal time to break them in. Avoid carrying bags or drinks onto the dance floor so you can focus on the steps.
Make time for food and a catch-up
If you are coming with friends, decide whether to meet for food before dancing or take a break together. Explore The Lantern’s food menu and our beer and drinks selection while planning. Food and drinks are separate purchases; check ordering availability for your visit.
Plan your trip to Medford
GABH is at 142 Mystic Avenue, Medford, MA 02155. Use our visit page for directions and parking information, and allow time to arrive before your chosen lesson or event begins. If friends are traveling separately, agree on a meeting time before the dancing starts.
Line dancing or a live country band?
Our Wednesday line dancing nights and live country-band events are different listings. If you are looking for a concert-style night, check the live music calendar. For lessons and scheduled dance nights, use the country line dancing page. That way, everyone in your group knows what kind of evening to expect.
Find your next Wednesday.
See the current dates and choose the night that fits your plans.
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