A Winter Wonderland At Atomic!
The holidays are happening at ATOMIC with a series of wintery wonderland themed workshops to get you in a festive mood and have you ready [...]
The holidays are happening at ATOMIC with a series of wintery wonderland themed workshops to get you in a festive mood and have you ready [...]
or ‘Shani’s Adventures in Swedish Swing’ This past fall, your Atomic Blogger in residence finally got a chance to make her pilgrimage to Sweden for [...]
If you’re going to travel outside of SoCal for Lindy exchange, I don’t think I can say enough good things about Fleur de [...]
Breaking News from Yehoodi: The Frankie Manning Legacy Fund has just announced that they are providing a scholarship for a Lindy Hop ambassador [...]
I am thrilled and delighted to report that Shesha Marvin is the first Lindy Hopper on the moon! Shesha was selected by NASA [...]
Oh my dancing feet, I can only apologize profusely for the last two months of neglect. I know that you can’t possibly understand [...]
I’m in a New Orleans State of Mind today. My body may be in SoCal but my brain is on Bourbon Street. This [...]
As we countdown to Inspiration Weekend, I’ve been thinking about what inspires me to dance. I remember the first time I saw Frankie [...]
March has just opened up a bit for swing dancers in Orange County. This year, the 24 Hour Cancer Dance-a-thon will be taking [...]
Just a reminder to tune in tonight to support SoCal's own Dax Hock and Sarah Breck as they compete in the semi-finals on Live to [...]
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a Lindy Hopper! Lindy Bombing simply means to swing dance at a venue [...]
I started my lindy hop habit a number of years ago, when after attending Atomic ballroom a couple of times with what can be best described as “functional” east coast swing abilities I decided I should learn lindy hop and signed up for some classes. I took a beginning series and started social dancing once or twice a week. After the beginning series ended I took an intermediate series and upon its conclusion the instructor approached me about a team that he ran. The team met for a couple of hours once a week to learn and practice. They performed publicly from time to time, but the point of the team was to help beginning lindy hoppers progress their dancing.