Hailing from Los Angeles, California, Fancy (a birth name) fell in love with Lindy and Shag in 2008, with Balboa trailing not far behind. She’s been hooked ever since, constantly endeavoring to improve her technique on a never-ending quest for connection, improvisational freedom in social dancing and the true jitterbug spirit. She has performed, competed in and taught Lindy, Balboa and Shag all over the world, and is a five-time winner of the National Jitterbug Championships in the shag division. She loves to dance with new people and beginners, so be sure to ask her to dance!

is a professional dancer, choreographer, and actor based in Los Angeles. Known for his extensive background in vintage swing dancing, jazz, and hip hop, he has won notable titles like the Open Lindy Couples competition at Camp Jitterbug and is an instructor with the LA Jitterbug Swing Dance Academy.

Nina, a swing dance professional with over 25 years of dance experience, began her dance journey with Jazz Dance at the age of 7. With a degree in Art Education, she blends her artistic knowledge with her extensive dance experience to teach and inspire her students. Nina is an accomplished competitive dancer, regularly making finals and placing at events across the continent.
Her commitment to the art of swing dance, combined with her educational background, makes her a dynamic and influential presence in the dance community.

Anthony comes from the US and has been teaching Lindy Hop, Balboa, Shag, Charleston, Vernacular Jazz and other American jazz era dances for nearly 20 years. He holds several first place titles from prominent competitions such as – Rock That Swing Festival, Midwest Lindy Fest, Fog City Stomp, Lindy on the Rocks, Nevermore Jazz Ball, European Balboa Festival, Bal Love, The Snowball – to name a few and was a member and choreographer for the aerialist Denver dance troupe “23 Skidoo”. Anthony now teaches across the world emphasizing a blend of old and new techniques.

Lizzy Bourbon & The Cobbler Shakers
live on Saturday and Sunday!

Get ready to swing. Lizzy Bourbon & The Cobbler Shakers bring the sound and swagger of the 50s and 60s straight to the dance floor — sultry vocals, smooth soul grooves, and that unmistakable vintage spark. Expect a set built for dancers: tight rhythm, plenty of soul, and the kind of live sound that makes staying seated impossible.

When Lindy Hop reached Los Angeles in the 1930s, Dean Collins reshaped it into a smoother, camera-ready style known as Hollywood or «LA Style», «Smooth Lindy», «SoCal» or «Elegant Style of Hollywood». Trading the Savoy’s bouncy, circular energy for linear, grounded lines, it became the dance’s most elegant, glamorous incarnation. Preserved in the 1980s and revived in the 90s swing boom, it remains synonymous with control and cool.