Ceroc John Godber Centre Hucknall is a prominent dance company, club, and school located in Nottingham, New Zealand. With a focus on Ceroc dancing, they offer a variety of classes and freestyle dance events for dancers of all skill levels.
The dance sessions take place on Wednesdays at the John Godber Centre in the heart of Hucknall town centre. The evening begins with a beginners class at 7:30 pm, followed by freestyle social dancing at 8:30 pm. An intermediate class or beginners practise session commences at 9:00 pm, and the night wraps up with more freestyle social dancing from 9:30 to 10:45 pm.
To participate, individuals are required to pay a 3 Ceroc membership fee, which is a one-off fee for new members. Payment for dance lessons and freestyle is accepted in cash or card. Additionally, first-timers can take advantage of a special offer where they can pay 30 for three classes and receive a voucher for entry to six classes.
The John Godber Centre, where the dance sessions are held, boasts a beautiful sprung dance floor that is well looked after. It also features a licenced bar and ample parking on-site. Water is available for participants, but they are asked not to bring alcohol as it would break licencing laws.
To find Ceroc Nottingham – John Godber Centre, individuals can visit their Facebook page or use Google Maps and search for “Ceroc John Godber Centre Hucknall. ” The venue is situated near the middle of Hucknall, not far from M1 Junction 27, just off the Annesley Road. There is a large car park at the rear of the venue, which is free after 6 pm. Additionally, the venue is about an 11-minute walk from Hucknall Tram Stop.
Those interested in staying updated with class information and special events can subscribe to the Ceroc mailing list. The company assures individuals that there is no need to book in advance they can simply turn up on their own and join in on any week.
Ceroc John Godber Centre is part of the larger Ceroc community, which is known for its fast-growing dance phenomenon. With Ceroc, individuals of any skill level can learn all the skills necessary to enjoy dance. Their teaching method is designed to make learning easy, sociable, and fun. Whether attendees come alone, with a partner, or in a group, they will have the opportunity to dance with numerous other learners at the class nights.
For further information, individuals can visit Ceroc Nottingham – John Godber Centre's website, join the mailing list for updates, or engage in conversation with their Dance Department on various social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. The website also provides quick links for individuals to become members, find venues, access the latest events, view image galleries, watch videos, and download resources.