From packed weeknights at local bars to beginner classes at community centers, line dancing has quietly become one of the most social, low-pressure ways to get out of the house, move a little, and actually meet people.

It’s not just an Orange County thing either. The resurgence is happening nationwide, fueled by social media, nostalgic country vibes, and a growing appetite for activities that don’t require a partner or perfect timing.

So we rounded up spots across South Orange County where you can give it a go, whether you want a lesson, a drink, or just an excuse to use those insanely expensive boots you’ve never worn.

Salt Creek Grille
Thursdays, 5–9 PM

Hangar24 Taproom & Restaurant
Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday 5-8PM

Laguna Hills Community Center
Beginner: 2nd & 4th Mondays, 5:30–6:30 PM
Intermediate: 2nd & 4th Mondays, 6:45–7:45 PM

Neighbor’s Bar & Grille
Thursdays, 6:30–10 PM

👀 Watch Champagne Cowgirl Dancing’s Instagram page for other upcoming lessons at Voco Hotel

Big Shots Billiards
Sunday, Wednesday & Thursday, 8 PM

Whoop Axe
Tuesday & Saturday, 8 PM–Midnight

Whoop Axe
Friday & Sunday, 8 PM–Midnight

Norman P. Murray Community Center
Low Intermediate: Mondays, 2–3 PM
Beginner: Wednesdays, 9:15–10:15 AM

Community Center,
Classes starting 2/19 & 2/23

👀 Watch Champagne Cowgirl Dancing’s Instagram page for other upcoming lessons at Daily’s Sports Grill,

Goody’s Tavern
Line dancing, 7:30-9

Dorothy Visser Senior Center (all ages welcome)
Beginner Line Dance Fridays, 10–11 AM

Shorecliffs Golf Club, 501 Restaurant and Bar
Beginner Line Dance Lessons. Wednesdays 4:00-5:00

Swallow's Inn
Tuesdays, 6–11 PM
Lesson at 6 PM, dancing till 11
Drink specials: $3 Bud, $5 margaritas

San Juan Hills Golf Club
Beginner Lessons Mondays 5:30-6:30

👀 Watch Champagne Cowgirl Dancing’s Instagram page for upcoming sessions at: The Station, The Barn Dance at Farmakis Farms, Selma’s and Inn at the Mission