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Abbey Ballroom—Tacoma
Great little ballroom in old church on property now owned by University of Washington. USABDA holds monthly dances there. On other weekends there is salsa dance/instruction. Ballroom classes during the week: Waltz, Foxtrot, West Coast Swing. For details: www.abbeyballroom.com
Abayas' Ballroom—Everett
They offer "top notch instruction in a warm and friendly atmosphere." Group Classes Tuesday through Saturday and Social dance on Friday Nights. 12811 8th Ave. W. E-101 Everett, WA. 98204 (Only two exits north of Alderwood Mall) For more information phone 206-769-7350 or log on to www.abayasballroom.com.
Asian Wok II—Bellevue
DJ dance music—top 40, country and R&B Monday-Tuesday; danceable karaoke Wednesday-Saturday. 21-40 crowd. 707 148th NE. (425) 603-9323.
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Ballard Firehouse—Seattle
Live music nightly with cover bands and groups that play original music. 5429 Russell Ave. NW. (206) 784-3516
Baltic Room—Seattle
Live lounge music, DJs nightly at 9 p.m. 1207 Pine St., (206) 625-4444.
B.C. MacDonalds—Bothell
Live rock'n'roll cover bands Fridays and Saturdays for crowd that varies between 20s and 40s. 17917 Bothell-Everett Highway. (425) 481-9227.
Beso Del Sol—Seattle
Salsa-plus Fridays and Saturdays. Casual wear to dress-up, and beginners to advanced. Cover charge. 4468 Stone Way N. (206) 547-8087.
Black Angus—Bellevue
DJ Dance music from 70s-90s. Crowd is 20s and 30s. 1411 156th NE. (425) 481-9227.
Black Angus—Federal Way
Top 40 music with DJ Fridays and Saturdays for middle to upper 20s. 2400 S. 320th. (253) 839-8370.
Bourbon Street—Tacoma
Karaoke and live music. 9530 Bridgeport Way.
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Cafe Arizona—Federal Way
Attracts a young clientele that tolerate a pat-down before they enter. Top 40 music Wednesday, Friday & Saturday; Spanish/Mexican music Thursday & Sunday. Two dance floors, one two-tiered with flashing neon lights. 2012 S. 320th; (206) 529-0553.
Carpenter's Hall—Seattle
When the Valentine's dance for Savoy Swing Club outgrew the Russian Center, this was the location that saved the day. Will post more information about this location when available. Address: 2512 2nd
Central Tavern—Tacoma
Reggae with DJ Thursdays, live rock Fridays and Saturdays. Crowd is 20s and 30s. 3829 Sixth Ave. (253) 756-0424.
Century Ballroom and Cafe —Seattle
Located in the Capitol Hill area, this is the grand ballroom of the Odd Fellows Building, featuring a 2,000 square foot maple dance floor, velvet curtains and a beer and wine bar. (No smoking.) Depending on the night there is zydeco and cajun; swing; or Latin. Live bands, "well dressed" crowd (including "the best dancers in town") from over 21 to 50s. Lots of dance activities open to general public (see Dance Card page). Charge varies. Lessons during breaks.
Recently Century added breakfast service, Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-11:30am, and Sat. & Sun. Brunch 8:30am-3pm
For schedule, phone (206) 324-7263. Location: 915 E. Pine, 2nd floor. Parking available at Seattle Central Community College's parking garage, 1601 Harvard Ave.
Visit their website at http://www.centuryballroom.com./
Email the owner, Hallie Kuperman, at: centuryb@aol.com
China Clipper—Seattle
Third Thursday is Swing Night, with Max Band at 8:30 p.m.; no cover. Located at 20221 Aurora Ave. N. (206) 650-5171.
Civetta Dance Space—Seattle
Located at 124 N. 103rd St., Seattle, this 1,200 square foot facility has a sprung hardwoor floor, a mirror wall and stereo system. Manager Heather Pavlik says the lighting is "excellent." The space is available for rent and is appropriate for group lessons, private lessons or practice. Phone 206-721-0100.
Club Broadway—Everett
Five entertainment rooms with live or DJ music, including top 40, R&B and classic rock. One admissions fee. Crowd is 21-45. West Coast Swing Tuesday and Saturday. Live music; 1611 Everett Ave. (425) 259-3551.
Club Hi-Dee Ho
Club Infinity—Tukwila
At Doubletree Suites, 16500 Southcenter Parkway, appeals to late 20s and older with live rock'n'roll Fridays and Saturdays. (206) 575-8220. SINGLES DANCE PARTIES every Sunday night 7:30-11:30. These typically follow themes, such as "Ice Breaker Party," "Oldies but Goodies Request Night," "Beach Party," etc. Solo Singles Hotline: (206) 781-4424.
Cowboy Steakhouse & Saloon—Kirkland
DJ country music Fridays and Saturdays. Free lessons at 8:30 p.m. Crowd is 25-45. 12031 NE Totem Lake Way. (425) 823-1900.
Crocodile Cafe—Seattle
Call (206) 441-5611 for schedule of lounge groups. 2200 Second Ave.
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Dakota's—Kent
Live music and dancing on a small floor. 19611 84th S. (253) 872-6596.
Dance on Capitol Hill—Seattle
Tango (Thursday) and Lindy Hop (Friday) lessons. For tango phone (206) 325-5198. For Savoy Swing Club's Lindy hop practice, phone (425) 450-4878. 340 15th Ave. S.
David's on Broadway—Tacoma
Singles dancing; 539 Broadway, Tacoma.
Des Moines Field House—Des Moines
Community dances first Saturday of month, with live music and caller leading contra, square and other dances. $6 adults, $3 children. Workshop 7:30 p.m. and dance 8-11 p.m. (253) 813-9897.
Diamond Jim's—Federal Way
Live music Thursday-Saturday for 30s-50s crowd. 1616 S. 325th; (253) 243-0229.
Drake's Pub—Tacoma
DJ Dancing Every Thursday at 9 p.m.; 735 Pacific Ave. (253) 572-4144.
Dynamite Lounge—Kirkland
Swing; band and DJs. Crowd is 20s and 30s. 15 Lake St. Call (425) 822-3474 for schedule.
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EAGLES
Ballard Eagles
Large wood dance floor. 5600 24th NW, Seattle.
Olympia Eagles
They claim "one of the finest wooden dance floors in the South Sound area." Contact number: (360) 239-9907. They host a regular Swing Dance group on Tuesday nights at 7:30 (http://www.olyswing.com/) and a USABDA group on the Fourth Friday of each month ( http://olyusabda.accessdance.com/). They also have several special dance events each month.
Renton Eagles—FOE No. 1722
Tile floor, at least 30x40', 316 S. Third. Phone (425) 226-1721
White Center Eagles—Aerie No. 2568
Good sized cement floor is at least 30x40' even when tables take up part of the space. Bring both street and dance shoes. Sometimes they "improve" the smoothness of the polished cement with a sprinkling of fine sand. Located at 10452 15th Ave. SW. Phone (206) 248-1400.
Elliot's—Tacoma
In the Sheraton, 1320 Broadway Plaza.
ELKS
Lake City Elks--Seattle
Dancing Thursday nights, with West Coast Swing lessons at 7p, dance at 8p. DJ, $5 cover. Information (425) 820-6383. Located at 145th and Lake City Way. Described by Cut A Rug Productions as "best dance floor in Seattle."
Wonderful wood floor adjacent to dining area. A variety of dance bands Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, with dancing starting about 7:30 p.m. This has been a very successful club over the years, with many members from out of area. The food is varied and excellent. Located at 1965 S. Union. Phone: (206) 272-1117.
Puyallup Elks
314 27th NE, Puyallup.
Emerald Queen—Tacoma
Indian Casino at 2102 Alexander Ave. has a small dance floor close to bar serving drinks and snacks. Currently host to Tuxedo Junction on most Sunday afternoons.
Directions: From I-5 (either north or south), take Exit #137; Right from end of offramp; left onto SR 409; Right onto Alexander. Drive for 1.5 miles, approximately.
Phone: (Toll free) (888) 831-7655.
European Conektion
"Large dance floor," and two-piece band performing rock and contemporary swing Wednesdays-Saturday, 717 SW 148th, Burien. Crowd is 35 and older. (206) 243-0229.
Evergreen Ballroom—Olympia
9121 Pacific Ave. Phone (360) 4546-1112.
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Fenix Aboveground/Underground—Seattle
Nightly dancing with original music, DJs and cover bands. Mid 20s in vintage clothing for swing dancing every Monday with lessons at 8 p.m. Live music first Monday; DJ other Mondays. 315 Second Ave. S. (206) 467-1111.
Filipino-American Community Hall—Algona
Has served as host for the Emerald Ballroom Dancers Society. Address: Address: 103 6th Ave. North, Algona. (253) 833-9839. Easy access from Highway 167 (Kent Valley Freeway). Take the Supermall exit, driving east. Turn right (south) on "O" Street, and then right (west) on Boundary Road, which curves south to become Algona Boulevard. Turn right on 6th Avenue North.
Filipino Community Hall—Seattle
Large wood dance floor (60x60-plus) is quite "fast," and standard dance shoes may proove too slippery. The hall has a stage and a service window for food. Parking can be tight. 5740 Martin Luther King Jr. Way South.(206) 722-9372.
Big tavern-style roadhouse, sometimes referred to as "Fabulous Firwood Roadhouse." Large hardwood dance floor, adjacent to dining area and large, circular bar. Food is inexpensive and can be quite good. Bathrooms are spotless— checkered tile floors, like-new booths. Casual crowd from 20s to 50s.
Location: 8014 Valley Ave. E. (253) 926-0476.
Directions:
Four Seasons Olympic Hotel—Seattle
Dance at the Garden Court; big band music Fridays and Saturdays. 411 University St.; (206) 621-7889
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Golden Steer Restaurant & Lounge—Kent
Danceable karaoke nightly for late 20s to early 30s crowd. 23826 104th SE, Kent. (253) 852-1144.
Goldies—Seattle
Swing and Hustle. Call for schedule: (206) 546-7962. Location: 15030 Aurora Ave. N.
Greenwood Masonic Hall—Seattle
Sunday Tango (Argentine); 7 p.m. lesson, dance 7:30-11 p.m. 7910 Greenwood Ave. N. (206) 784-3010
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HD Hotspurs—Kent
Top 40 dance mixes Tuesday-Saturday for crowd 21-35. 315 S. Washington. At Kent-Des Moines exit of Valley Freeway (167). (253) 852-1144.
Husky Union Building—Seattle
University of Washington's HUB Ballroom is a spacious and excellent dance floor that has hosted folk and now ballroom dancing.
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Illusiones Latin Club at China Harbor Restaurant—Seattle
Iron Gate—Puyallup
Thursday night DJ, free, 8 p.m. 1806 River Road.
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Jasper's—Kent
Top 40 with DJ Friday-Saturday with computerized lighting on dance floor and 30s crowd. Danceable karaoke Sunday-Thursday with wide age range crowd. 25644 104th SE. (253) 854-3588.
Java Jump—Fife
Dance music. 2603 Pacific Highway.
Jillian's Billiard's Cafe—Tacoma
Posh billiard's club at 1114 Broadway Plaza
Juliana—Kent
Nightly DJ R&B music and hip hop; occasional live bands. Mostly 20s crowd. 21022 108th SE. (253) 850-7728.
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Kenmore Korral Saloon & Steakhouse—Kenmore
DJ Country Wednesdays and Thursdays with dance lessons at 7 p.m. Live country music Fridays and Saturdays. Varied crowd. 6620 NE 181st. (425) 806-5447.
Koyote's—Woodinville
Big Band music Sundays at 8 p.m.; 17626 140th Ave. NE, Woodinville. (425) 402-9887.
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Las Brisas—Bothell
Live blues Wednesday-Sunday. Hand-painted dance floor. Over 30 crowd, many couples. 20615B Bothell-Everett Highway. (425) 489-0334.
Latitude 47—Seattle
Salsa on Sunday, Monday and Wednesday 9 p.m.-2 a.m. Dress is casual to "splashy." No cover on Mondays. On Lake Union at 1232 Westlake Ave. N. (206) 284-1047.
Leif Erikson Ballroom—Seattle
Spacious ballroom in with fine wood floor and elevated stage for band. 2245 NW 57th (Ballard), 98107. (206) 783-1274. Has been used by several groups, notably Living Traditions, which offers lessons and dance 7:30-11 p.m. couple Saturdays a month. Emphasis on swing. Living Traditions phone: (206) 781-1238.
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MANHATTAN BALLROOM DANCE CLUB—Tacoma
Located in the AmVets Hall, 5717 Tyler Street, Tacoma. Dancing 7:30-10, Wednesdays. Members $5.00; guests $6.00. Non-smoking. This is a large floor, wooden and built for dancing, with capacity for more than 100 dancers. The club says it features "the better small dance bands in South Sound".
McCabe's American Music Cafe—Tacoma
March 2008 Update: Monday is Top 40 Night. Country music Tuesday-Saturday with dance lessons; Karaoke on Wednesdays. Varied crowd. 2611 Pacific Ave. (253) 272-5403. Web site: www.mccabes-tacoma.com/.
McGowan's Restaurant and Lounge—Renton
Top 40 DJ dance music Thursdays & Fridays; top 40 Saturdays; danceable jazz & blues Sundays. 25 & older. 317 Main S. (425) 271-6644.
Mystie's Lounge—Bellevue
In Doubletree Hotel: DJ dance music Tuesday-Sunday. Salsa Tuesdays; top 40 and request Wednesdays; 70s, 80s and 90s music Thursdays; dance party classic Fridays. 70s disco and dance hits Saturdays. 300 112th Ave. \ SE. (425) 455-1300
Built in 1950 by folks in the mountain climbing community, the Mountaineers building at 300 3rd Ave. West in Seattle has two ballrooms, with maple dance floors. The larger floor in the Olympus Room is 4,000 square feet and is "sprung"—the joists rest on springs. It features a large stage, 20x25 feet and four feet above the floor, that can hold a small orchestra. There also is a balcony around the dance floor.
In the Tahoma room there is a 2,500 square foot floor with a 12x20 foot stage 18 inches above the floor. Click here for photo
Groups such as the Seattle Swing Dance Club hold dances here and the Mountaineers also host dances, often preceding them with instruction. To find out what's up, call their swing dance hotline at (206) 464-9500. Their other dance hotline is (206) 587-2288.
They also have a web page: www.mountaineers.org Their managing editor is Brad Stracener, who can be reached by email at: BradS@Mountaineers.org.
Great dance floor in an old log building built by Works Progress Administration during Depression. For dance details, and directions, look under (Everett) Mountaineers, on studios/instructors page. For photo of Everett facility, Click here.
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Neal's Nitecap—Mountlake Terrace
Social ballroom dancing on weekends. 5610 232nd S. (425) 776-6325
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Old General Store—Roy
Offers line dance lessons. Highway 507. Phone (253) 843-9171.
Orion Ballroom—Kirkland
At 2,400 square feet, Orion Ballroom claims to be the largest dance floor on the Eastside. The studio/ballroom has "five conversation areas: Lounge, Cafe, Terrace, Rendezvous and Veranda, all separated from the dance floor, so you can talk with people you have met or brought to Orion," says Susie Narvaez, Studio Director.
The ballroom offers public dances four nights a week, Thursday-Sunday. They are located in Kirkland's downtown area, "with lots of nearby restaurants and entertainment, so make a night of it."
Susie adds, "our custom-designed dance floor is eye-catching and easy on your feet. The walnut, maple and white-oak hardwood design conceals a state-of-the-art floor which is both floating and suspended! Of course you may feel just as tired, if this new floor makes you want to dance twice as long! The eight-foot mirrors add to the ambiance."
For more information you can email Susie at susie@orionballroom.com or visit Orion's Web site at http://www.orionballroom.com.
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The ballroom received its debut June 4, 1999, with a community dance and floor show by the teen performancing dance troupe, 48 Feet, which has since become the Pacific Ballroom Dance Team. This appears to be the only publicly-operated dance hall in South King County. The floor is a basketball court, so there's plenty of room. Classes are taught at the facility, located at 100 Third Ave. SE in Pacific, on Tuesday evenings. Community dances are held the second Friday of each month.
Directions: From the Valley Freeeway (State Route 167), take the Algona-Pacific exit. Drive East (on Ellingson Road) to second traffic light; Alpac Elementary School is on the Southeast Corner. Turn South (right) and drive one-half mile to next traffic light. That is the City Hall Complex. The Pacific Ballroom is in the gabled gymnasium building at the back of the complex.
For information:
Pampas Club—Seattle
Latin music Tuesday, lounge music Friday and Saturday. 90 Wall St. (206) 728-1140.
Parkway Dance Club—Tacoma
Ballroom dancing 8-10:30 p.m. Wednesdays with live music at South Park Center, 4751 South Tacoma Way. Phone for times: (253) 471-9272
Phinney Neighborhood Center—Seattle
The center, just a few blocks north of Woodland Park Zoo, boasts a 1,600 square foot hardwood dance floor and hosts dance classes. One instructor is Ron Bolin who may be contacted for information. Location of the center is 6532 Phinney Ave. N., the corner of N. 76th St. and Phinney Ave. North.
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Raden's—Auburn
Live top 40 alternative rock nightly. 20s Crowd. 1815 Howard Road. (253) 833-7980.
Rocker Bar & Grill—Bothell
Live classic rock Fridays and Saturdays. Crowd is 25-45. 228th and Bothell-Everett Highway. (425) 487-6297.
Rockin’ Horse Dance Barn—Renton
Despite the name, there's more than just country dancing on this smoke-free and alcohol-free 4,000 square foot, well-ventilated dance floor, which has been billed as the "largest hardwood dance floor in the area." Dances Every Friday & Saturday Night! Lessons every night during the week. Address: 11820 150th Ave. SE Renton, WA 98059-6032. Web page: www.learn2dance4fun.com.
Directions: From I-405 in Renton, take Exit #5 (Sunset Hwy 900), Go East up the hill 3 miles, turn Right on 148th, travel 1/2 mile. Turn left onto 117th, and Right on 150th. If the parking lot is full, it's OK to park in the adjacent elementary school lot.
Romper Room—Seattle
Dance music from 70s, 80s and 90s Thursday-Saturday. Crowd is mid-20s to mid-30s. 106 First Ave. N. (206) 284-5003.
Russian Center—Seattle
704 19th Ave E (corner of 19th & Roy), on Capitol Hill. This is location for Friday night dances hosted by Savoy Swing Club. (See The Dance Card for times.)
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7 Cities—Tacoma
Music of 70s, 80s, and 90s at 100 S. Ninth.
The 700 Club—Seattle
DJs and live jazz, with 1920s music on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. 700 Virginia St. (above Jersey's Sports Bar). (206) 343-1255.
Seattle Center Centerhouse
This former armory site hosts one of the great truly public dance floors, somewhat butcher block in style, and approximately 100x50 feet. The center schedules many dance events and classes, including ballroom dancing to a live "big band" almost every Saturday night, 8-11 p.m., preceded by an hour of ballroom lessons. They request a voluntary $5 donation for the dancing. You can find their Saturday Night big band schedule at http://www.ci.seattle.wa.us/commnty/bigbands/schedule.htm
There is general compliance with the line-of-dance protocol, but a wide mix of abilities and awareness. If you work up an appetite, there are a number of food concessions operating close to the dance floor during the early part of the evening. Location: 305 Harrison St. Phone: (206) 684-7200.
SPECIAL NOTE: On Wednesday nights they have Swing dancing, with lessons 7:30-8:30 and dancing from 8:30-11p. NOTE: Call first to confirm.
Shark Club—Kirkland
Cover bands Fridays and Saturdays. Young crowd—20s. 52 Lakeshore Plaza. (425) 803-3003.
Sherwood Inn—Tacoma
Karaoke and DJ music. South Hosmer & 84th.
Showbox Music Club—Seattle
Zoot Suit Sundays, dance lessons at 8:30 p.m., dancing at 9 p.m. 1426 First Ave., (206) 628-3151.
Sonny Newman's Dance Hall—Seattle
201 N 85th St, in Greenwood. Phone: 206-784-3010.
(Sumner) Valley Dance Hall—Sumner
Located at 1705 Willow St., Sumner. From Highway 512 (extension of Highway 167, Valley Freeway), take Highway 410 toward Buckley. Exit from 2nd Sumner Exit, Rt. 162. Turn left, then left again at the first street past the overpass (Gary). Go one block and turn right onto Wood. At Willow, turn left. They Valley Dance Hall will be on the right in one block.
Suquamish Clearwater Casino—Suquamish
A boat trip via the Bainbridge Ferry, and a free casino shuttle from Club Dice on the destination shore. Dance and gamble. Location: 15347 Suquamish Way NE. Phone: (360)598-6889.
South Park Community Center—Tacoma
Dancing and luncheon every Monday with live music 1-3 p.m. at 4851 South Tacoma Way. Phone: (253) 591-5299. $3 donation per person.
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2218 Restaurant and Night Club—Seattle
Salsa and Merengue on Fridays at this Belltown location, starting at 10 p.m. Casual to dressy; cover charge. 2218 First Ave. (206) 441-2218.
Time Tunnel—Lakewood
Club Mix with DJ. 11521 Bridgeport Way
Tini Bigs—Seattle
Live music. 1001 Denny Way. (206) 284-0931.
Tommy Africa's—Bothell
Jungle-themed bar on main drag into Bothell from I-405: 17511 Bothell Way NE. Phone: (425) 402-8822.
Tractor Tavern—Seattle
Nightly live music delivers rock, swing, country, rockabilly, lounge and Celtic. Casual crowd 25-45. 5213 Ballard Ave. NW. (206) 789-3599.
Tropix Cafe & Beach Club—Seattle
Disco, funk and 90s music Wednesday-Sunday. Large dance floor, well-dressed crowd 25-35. 332 Fifth Ave. N. (206) 448-5957.
Tukwila Community Center—Tukwila
Tukwila is the town that hosts the Southcenter Shopping Mall. The center is located at 12424 42nd Ave. S. This can be hard to find, so we strongly recommend our map page, which can be reached by returning to Fleet Feet News. Phone: (206) 768-2822.
DIRECTIONS:
Southbound I-5: Exit #156 (Tukwila, Interurban Ave.); Right (north) onto Interurban Ave. S; Move to right lane. Right at stop light (42nd Ave. S.) Cross Duwamish River; Center is immediately on the right.
Northbound I-5: Exit #156 (Tukwila, West Marginal Way); Take Tukwila exit, turn left onto interurban Ave. S. Right at stop light (42nd Ave. S.) Cross Duwamish River; Center is immediately on the right.
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VFW Halls:
Skyway (Renton) VFW
Up the hill a bit from downtown Renton, this location features an atmosphere of friends and a cozy dance floor 30' by 40' max. The bar is within 20 feet of the floor. Address: 7421 S. 126th St, Renton.
Mercer Island VFW Hall
From Seattle, Interstate 90 east; take West Mercer Way Exit #6, turn left (north) at stop sign and continue until you see the hall, which is across from the Roanoake Inn. Address: 1836 72nd Ave. SE, Mercer Island. Offers zydeco and cajun as well as other dances. Location information submitted by Susan Peck.
The Vault—Tacoma
1025 Pacific Ave.
The Vogue—Seattle
DJ dance music six nights a week, with each night devoted to a style such as reggae, gothic or new wave. 2018 First Ave. (206) 443-0673.
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Waldo's—Kirkland
Friday and Saturday cover bands play mostly 60s, 70s and 80s dance tunes. Large dance floor, varied crowd. 12657 NE 85th St. (425) 827-9292.
Washington Dance Club—Seattle
Spacious wooden floor that draws dancers who know floorcraft and dance etiquette. DJ 9-11 p.m. Fridays, 7-9:30 p.m. Sundays. (206) 628-8939. 1017 Stewart St., Seattle.
Westin Hotel —Seattle
Frequently co-sponsors dance events with Tuxedo Junction. One venue is Cascade Ballroom. Location: 1900 5th Ave. Phone: (206) 728-1000.
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