Date: Friday, Sep 18
Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Venue: 237 N Salem St., Apex
Price: $2
Category: Family
Join us in historic downtown Apex for fun, family-friendly Community Dances led by local callers and live musicians. Featuring easy ...
Family · Apex
“Wear sneakers and grab dinner on Salem Street before the dancing starts.”
Apex Community Dance at Halle Cultural Arts Center is an all-ages social dance featuring live music and guided instruction from local callers. The event focuses on simple, traditional group dances that are easy to learn on the spot, making it accessible for beginners and children. What to Know: Admission is two dollars per person at the door. The Halle Cultural Arts Center is located in the heart of downtown Apex, with free street parking along Salem Street and nearby public lots. This event is best suited for school-aged children and older who can follow basic instructions, though younger siblings are welcome to watch and move to the music. Wear comfortable, flat shoes for dancing on the hardwood floors. This is a low-stress, budget-friendly way to spend a Friday evening. It offers a screen-free activity where your kids can burn off energy while participating in a long-standing local tradition.
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Apex Community Dance at Halle Cultural Arts Center runs Friday, Sep 18, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm.
237 N Salem St. is at 237 N Salem St., Apex, Apex, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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