Friday Night Blues at Hungarian House!

May I have this dance?
Bobby Bryan riffing on a guitar is something truly special you won’t forget experiencing live. Come hear what over 50 years of playing guitar can sound like when coupled with a passion for jazz, funk, and gut bucket blues. Friday Night Blues is New York’s longest running blues dance event. Jam out to live blues bands every last Friday of the month. All levels blues dance lesson, followed by social dancing on our new larger dance floor. Plenty of friendly people to dance with, no partner required.

LIVE MUSIC BY: Bobby Bryan Band

Schedule:
8:00pm - All Levels Blues Dance Lesson with
9:00pm - Dancing to Live music with The Bobby Bryan Band
12 - 1am - More Dancing!

All Levels Blues Class with Zach Brass and Leslie Carpenter

Lesson: Turning it Up
Turns are fundamental to most partner dance styles, but how do we do them in blues dancing? How do we make them even bluesier? In this class, we’ll build on partnered turn techniques to level up your turns with musicality and some super cool intra-body movements, no matter your level of experience!
All Dancers From Beginners to Advanced Will Benefit.

Price:
$35 lesson and dance
$30 dance only
$20 Late Night (after 11:30pm)

Location:
Hungarian House of New York
213 East 82nd Street, New York, NY, 10028
*** Please Note Our New Location ***

*COVID POLICY* At this point in time, BDNY no longer requires vaccination status to enter our events. We highly recommend attendees be vaccinated against COVID-19. You are also encouraged to take a rapid test prior to attending if you think you may have been exposed. Participants understand the risk they are taking by attending social events. Masks are optional and we encourage you wear them if you so choose. If you are ill, we encourage you to stay home, get better and join us next time!

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