Spend an hour learning two to three line dances upstairs at AJ’s Good Time Bar on Broadway. This private session fits groups up to 30, is wheelchair accessible, and includes water plus a video keepsake.
Spend an hour learning two to three line dances upstairs at AJ’s Good Time Bar on Broadway. This private session fits groups up to 30, is wheelchair accessible, and includes water plus a video keepsake.
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AJ’s Good Time Bar sits squarely on Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee, at 421 Broadway, a neon-lined strip where live music pours onto the sidewalk. Book the Private Line Dancing Class and you’ll spend an hour upstairs on the karaoke level (check-in at 121 3rd Ave South) learning two to three dances with an instructor who keeps steps simple and the energy high. The booking accommodates private groups of up to 30, is wheelchair accessible via elevator, and includes water plus a video keepsake to take home. The scene is immediate: a compact dance floor, stage lights that catch tassels and denim, and a bar downstairs that stays open while your group moves through choreography. Broadway’s honky-tonk heartbeat is the backdrop—neon signs, the hum of nearby venues, and the distant silhouette of the Ryman Auditorium—giving the lesson local color. Unique to this spot is the upstairs karaoke level, which turns a private lesson into a semi-private stage, so you get a feeling for performing without the pressure of a full audience. This class is practical and social. Expect basic step-work, line formations, and a few turns that translate easily into crowded dance floors and wedding receptions. Because the lesson runs a strict one hour, it’s perfect as a pre-show warm-up, a bachelorette or birthday activity, or a team-building break between conference sessions downtown. AJ’s Good Time Bar allows you to bring purchases from the downstairs bar upstairs; food isn’t included but can be pre-ordered for roughly a 20-minute delivery window. Accessibility and comfort are straightforward: there’s an elevator to the karaoke level and space for wheelchairs, and the hosts provide water. Bring comfortable shoes and an ID if you plan to buy alcohol. The session’s video keepsake makes it easy to share the moment with people who couldn’t join. Local context matters. Broadway is the city’s working music corridor with roots stretching back through the twentieth century, and a quick stroll after class leads to Printer’s Alley or the riverfront near the Cumberland. Small practical details—arrive early to check in upstairs, leave valuables at a trusted table, pre-order food if you want a quick bite—help the night flow. Whether you’re learning steps for an event or simply chasing a lively Nashville memory, this private line dancing hour at AJ’s Good Time Bar turns a tourist evening into a shared, audible, foot-stomping story. Reserve the private hour through the provided referral link and confirm arrival at the karaoke level; classes run on a tight schedule so prompt check-in keeps everyone dancing. The experience suits mixed-ability groups and teenagers (minimum age 13). It’s an economical, high-energy way to celebrate with friends while sampling the authentic Broadway nightlife in central Nashville and make memories.
easy.
1 hour.
Able to stand and move for an hour; light cardio and basic balance recommended
Minimum age is 13; younger children should be discussed with the operator before booking.
Check-in is upstairs on the karaoke level; the meeting point is listed as 121 3rd Ave South.
Yes — there is an elevator to the karaoke level and space for wheelchairs.
Food is not included, but you can pre-order delivery (roughly 20-minute window) or purchase items from the downstairs bar.
Yes — a video keepsake is provided so you can review or share the choreography later.
You may purchase alcohol from the downstairs bar and bring it upstairs to the karaoke level per venue policy.
Broadway is Nashville’s longstanding honky-tonk corridor with deep ties to country music; Ryman Auditorium sits nearby as a historic performance site.
Use rideshare or public transit to reduce congestion on Broadway, respect noise ordinances, and dispose of single-use items responsibly.
Stompin' Grounds is a Nashville-based dance company offering public line dancing and country dance classes on Broadway and nearby venues. The company leads multiple experiences, including Line Dancing in Nashville at The Stage on Broadway, a general Line Dancing in Nashville class held at three convenient locations, a public class at Whiskey Bent Saloon, and a Texas Two-Step Class for couples. Each experience focuses on step-by-step instruction suitable for beginners through intermediate dancers, with patient instructors guiding group lessons and social practice. Participants receive a free video keepsake of their performance after most classes, creating a memorable souvenir to share with friends. Stompin' Grounds operates in Nashville, Tennessee, and hosts classes at popular music and nightlife venues on Broadway. The business emphasizes accessible country dance instruction, offering a fun group atmosphere where guests learn popular dances, classic two-step footwork, and intermediate line patterns. Classes accommodate all skill levels and are designed for solo participants, couples, and groups traveling to Nashville. Featured on The Adventure Collective, Stompin' Grounds provides clear class descriptions, locations, and video souvenirs that help visitors plan an engaging Nashville experience. The company’s emphasis on live instruction in well-known venues on Broadway, structured lessons, and tangible takeaways supports credibility and a dependable guest experience. Prospective attendees can expect organized classes, patient instructors, and a social setting tailored to learning country dances in the heart of Nashville. Bookings and specific schedules are available through The Adventure Collective listing and the Stompin' Grounds sign-up links for each class online today.
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