The country line‑dancing school based in Saint‑Lazare, Quebec, announced on Sunday, September 20, that it will operate classes at ten locations across the greater Montreal area. The decision follows a sharp increase in attendance that has outpaced the capacity of its original venue.
Founded in Saint‑Lazare, the school offers instruction in traditional country line‑dancing styles. Over the past months, the number of participants has risen markedly, prompting the organization to add new class times and seek additional spaces to accommodate demand.
In response, the school secured venues in nine additional neighborhoods, expanding its footprint to a total of ten sites. Each location will host the same curriculum, allowing dancers to attend sessions closer to their homes while maintaining consistent instruction standards.
The expansion reflects a broader trend of growing interest in line‑dancing within the Montreal region. By spreading across multiple sites, the school aims to make the activity more accessible to a diverse audience, from beginners to experienced dancers, without altering its core teaching approach.