This fraternal lodge is similar to others in Los Angeles where many Swing dances are held. It’s got a nice wood floor and lots of space to dance.
They have Swing dances most Friday nights, usually with a good live band and a good turnout of dancers. They also offer complimentary popcorn and treats and an “open play” pool table (free pool).
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Hi: I’m not a Moose, but a Disabled Navy Veteran (Ship 8310/Burbank) and have my 80th birthday on the horizon. I want to make this a “Swing Theme” night, and have been searching for a Swing Dance Team to perform one set for my event (June 3rd) Do you have any contacts with Swing Teams who might come to do an exhibition? Thinking 4 to 8 dancers (like 4/teams) to do 3-4 dances.
I can make a donation to the Moose or pay something to the dancers. Thiswill be a Dinner in Burbank for 100/Guests. ThankX
Interested. Lindy follower
I help run the swing nights at The Burbank Moose. Please contact me at info@socialdanceLA.net
The Lodge does have an all-ages policy and we do allow younger people to attend the dances. However, we ask that anyone under the age of 17 be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Thanks Dave!
Brian
My 20 year old son is learning to dance but is looking for a venue with people his own age. What are his options?
Hi Don,
If he wants to dance with mostly people his own age, check out the Swing dances at UCLA:
https://www.swingdance.la/ucla/
Other universities might have Swing dance clubs as well.
Other than that, most all-ages dance venues in Los Angeles have a really diverse, wide range of ages, from folks in their 20s to 60s or older, with the majority being older. Rusty’s and PBDA used to have a group of younger folks attending when I used to go.
Best,
Brian
Thanks!