The country‑style line dancing school based in Saint‑Lazare announced on Sunday that it now operates at ten locations across the greater Montreal area. The expansion follows a sharp increase in attendance that prompted the organization to add new classes and open additional sites to meet demand.
According to the school’s latest figures, participant numbers have risen markedly in recent months. Administrators attribute the growth to a growing perception of line dancing as a therapeutic activity, with many newcomers citing its physical and mental benefits as a primary motivation for joining.
In response to the surge, the school has scheduled additional sessions at each of its ten venues, extending its reach beyond its original Saint‑Lazare headquarters. The new locations span a broad geographic area, allowing residents from various Montreal suburbs to access instruction without traveling long distances. All sites continue to offer the same country line‑dancing curriculum that has attracted the expanding student base.
The organization plans to monitor attendance trends closely as it settles into the expanded network. While no further locations have been confirmed, the school indicated that its current capacity will accommodate the heightened interest for the foreseeable future, ensuring that the therapeutic benefits of line dancing remain accessible to a wider community.