Friday night is boogie night
The 1st Friday Dance Club again gave keen dancers the opportunity to learn some new moves at Queensbridge Square in April.
Participants got a crash-course in moves that feature in popular video clips, like Beyonce’s Single ladies and Psy’s Gangnam Style.
Councillor Rohan Leppert said the 1st Friday Dance Club had been very successful since it was first held in 2012.
“The classes are a great way to have fun, keep fit and meet new people. We’ve received some great feedback from participants who have taken part so far.”
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