Gentle, fun line dancing classes at Patterson Lakes Community Centre for all levels. Weekly Wednesday sessions designed to boost fitness, social connection and wellbeing.
Wednesday 28 January 2026
to Wednesday 23 December 2026
10:30am - 11:30am
54-70 Thompson Rd, Patterson Lakes VIC 3197, Australia
$5 per session
Line dancing at Patterson Lakes Community Centre is a friendly, low-impact way to get moving and meet other local parents. Taught in a relaxed group setting, the class combines simple choreography with popular music so you can enjoy exercise without pressure. This is a family-friendly fitness option that suits beginners and experienced dancers alike, and it’s perfect for busy parents looking for midweek movement and community connection.
You’ll step into a warm community hall atmosphere where the instructor guides the group through easy-to-follow line dances. Expect clear demonstrations, gradual learning of steps, and plenty of repetition so everyone can join in comfortably.
The music is upbeat and familiar, chosen to make the movements enjoyable and accessible while supporting cardiovascular and balance benefits. It’s a gentle way to improve coordination and fitness without high impact on joints.
Classes attract local residents, mums and dads, and carers seeking social activity and light exercise. The social element is as important as the fitness; participants chat, laugh and often stay for a cuppa afterwards, building local connections and wellbeing.
Sessions run weekly on Wednesdays from 10:30 to 11:30, led by an experienced instructor working at a pace suitable for most fitness levels. Each class includes warm-up, step practice, short combinations and a cool-down.
No previous experience is required; steps are broken down and repeated, making it suitable for complete beginners and those returning to movement after a break. Bring comfortable shoes and water, and wear clothing you can move in.
The class supports healthy ageing, balance and core strength while being a fun social activity for parents. It’s great if you’re looking for a consistent midweek routine that helps with fitness and mental wellbeing.
Classes take place at Patterson Lakes Community Centre, 54 - 70 Thompson Rd, Patterson Lakes 3197, a short drive from local schools and residential areas. There is local public transport and parking nearby; organisers encourage walking or cycling where possible.
The community centre is accessible and easy to find; the room used for sessions is on the ground floor with nearby amenities. If you need assistance, contact the centre ahead of time to discuss accessibility needs.
Patterson Lakes Community Centre is a friendly neighbourhood hub, making it simple to drop in for a session and connect with other families. It’s located in a convenient area for parents juggling school runs and after-school activities.
Cost is $5 per session and bookings are not required, making this a flexible option for busy parents. Arrive a few minutes early to sign in and settle in before the music starts.
Health and safety are considered with a gentle warm-up and cool-down each session to reduce injury risk. If you have any health concerns, please consult your GP before attending and let the instructor know about any limitations.
Children are welcome to attend with a supervising adult if appropriate, but this is primarily an adult class. The focus is on adult fitness and social interaction, so plan childcare accordingly if you want an uninterrupted session.
There is no formal booking required—just turn up and pay $5 per session at the desk. This pay-as-you-go approach suits parents with changing schedules and keeps the commitment low.
Payment is accepted on arrival; if a large group is coming or you have accessibility questions, call the Patterson Lakes Community Centre in advance to confirm details. The low fee supports ongoing community programs and helps keep the sessions affordable.
If you prefer to call ahead, contact details are provided on the event page to confirm current times and any public holiday changes. The class runs through the year with scheduled weekly sessions listed on the community events calendar.
