The Original
Lindy Hop

Lindy Hop is the original swing dance, born in Harlem, New York in the late 1920s alongside the rise of jazz. It's named — by popular legend — after Charles Lindbergh's transatlantic flight and became the dominant social dance of the swing era: improvisational, expressive, and deeply rooted in African-American culture and music.

At DFW Social Dance Studio, we teach Lindy Hop as a living dance — one that keeps evolving while staying connected to its roots. You'll work on the 8-count basic, the swing-out, Charleston variations, and the improvisational spirit that makes Lindy Hop unique among all partner dances.

Lindy Hop is often described as the "grandfather" of all swing dances — and learning it gives you a deeper appreciation for the entire family of swing styles. It's creative, collaborative, and one of the most joyful dances you'll ever put on your feet.