Full Pass Classes

Besides having all the classes of your level (Lindy Hop and Solo Jazz), taster classes, activities and parties included, you also have meals and accommodation taken cared off. Check more information on the “Join Us” page.

Why Lindy Hop and Solo Jazz

First, we are dancers, not just leaders and followers. We love the connection of Lindy Hop and the moments we share when we dance together. 

We want to incorporate solo movement as an expression of this art form and an opportunity to improve partner dancing.

Class Content

We will focus on self-expression while promoting a deep appreciation and understanding of Swing and Jazz music and the African-American roots of this dance.

Amazing Teachers

You will learn with experienced and inspiring teachers, with an approachable, inclusive attitude. They all come from different backgrounds and will share their unique journey. You will have one Lindy Hop class with all the teaching couples and 1 Solo Jazz class with one of the teachers.

Taster Classes - Focused on Music

Our camp wants to encourage interaction and knowledge-sharing between dancers and musicians. You will have the option to go to a choir class, a play in a band class, and tap dance class. We believe in bringing music to our dancing bodies. Expect more news on this topic soon!

Full Pass - All inclusive

Full Pass: 6 hours of Lindy Hop, 1.5 hours of Solo Jazz and out of the box tasters from Friday morning to Sunday morning.

You’ll always find time to share, experiment and party.

Solo Jazz Pass Classes

If you want to take care of your accommodation/meals (or if you couldn’t get one of the full passes) you can also join us with a Solo Jazz pass. 

3h of Solo Jazz classes from Friday afternoon to Sunday morning, plus all the tasters, activities and parties. In this pass you DO NOT have Lindy Hop classes included and also accommodation and meals are NOT included.

Teachers

These are your Lindy Hop and Solo Jazz teachers! Every level will have a 90 minutes Lindy Hop class with each teaching couple (total of 6 hours) + 90 minutes Solo Jazz class with one of the teachers.

Peter & Elze

Elze comes from Lithuania and Peter comes from Los Angeles. Together, they have this Euro-American style all about fun and connectedness. Musicality, playfulness, and creativity are not just parts of their light-hearted personalities as dancers, but also as instructors.

Daniel and Roser

Roser Ros, from Barcelona, is a versatile dancer who inspires audiences at both international and local events with her mastery of Lindy Hop, aerial acrobatics, and Solo Jazz.
With a background in gymnastics, circus, and pedagogy, she discovered Lindy Hop in 2011; since then, her passion for and knowledge of Jazz culture have only continued to grow.
Currently, she focuses on the study of rhythm through tap dance, combining it with Solo Jazz, while deepening her expertise as a follower and broadening her skills as a leader.

Daniel Larsson has a big passion for Lindy Hop, jazz dance, and jazz music. He has danced and taught a lot over the years, both locally in Sweden and internationally at different events around the world.

When it comes to dancing as well as teaching, he greatly values personal expression, rhythm, simplicity, and respect for the roots of the dance.

Daniel started at a young age with swing dancing. He dances different styles from the swing era, such as Tap, Lindy Hop, Charleston, and traditional jazz.

He is also educated in modern jazz and ballet, and he has for many years freelanced as both dancer and choreographer in the musical theatre scene.

Aurélien and Maria

This dynamic duo first crossed paths in the vibrant Lindy Hop scene of Barcelona, where they bonded over their love for swing dancing. Since then, they’ve been dancing and teaching together for over a decade! 

With a passion for swing rhythms, deep connection, and the magic of being present in the moment, Maria and Aurélien are all about exploring the endless possibilities of social dance interactions… and making it swing!

Their approach to teaching is filled with curiosity, dedication, and joy as they share an art form deeply rooted in the African-American community, always mindful of the cultural context and history it represents. 

Based in Barcelona, they actively contribute to the local dance community through their school, El Taller, their social and scenic project, Cia Enjazz. 

Giulia and Stefano

Stefano Tertulliani and Giulia Cicerale are Italian Lindy Hop dancers, teachers, and event organizers based in Torino. They discovered Lindy Hop more than 15 years ago, and quickly developed a shared passion for the dance, its music, and expressive potential.

In 2013, they co-founded the Dusty Jazz Association, where they have been teaching, performing, and organizing events ever since. Known for combining solid technique with a playful and engaging approach, they focus on rhythm, connection, and personal expression in their classes.

Since 2015, they have been teaching across Europe at events such as The Chase Festival (Heidelberg), Lindy Shock University (Budapest), Rock That Swing, and Swing Summit.

Lindy Hop Levels

We know it’s hard to identify your level sometimes. Our classes will have interesting content for every group.

Level 1: Intermediate

You’ve been dancing Lindy Hop for around 9 months. You already learned in classes and social dance moves like: basic 6 counts with triple steps, swing out, circle and basic Charleston steps like tandem Charleston and hand-to-hand. You are excited to (maybe) go to your first festival and improve your dance by learning new vocabulary and discovering more about connection.

You might have tried or not some solo jazz classes or know some solo jazz moves and routines like the Shim Sham, but you are excited to learn and explore more about the routes of Solo Jazz.

Level 2: Intermediate-Advanced

You’ve been dancing for around 2 years, taking classes and social dancing. You are comfortable with the basics like swing out, circle, tuck-turn, outside turn and you already know a lot of moves that you cannot name. You are able to improvise and maybe add some Solo Jazz moves to your partner dancing. You can mix between triple steps and kicks, 6 and 8 count and you can dance fast and slow tempos. You are excited and open to receive new ideas around musicality, connection and to add diversity to your dance.

You have learned some basic routines like the Shim Sham, tried alone or in classes some Solo Jazz moves. You are ready to learn some more vocabulary or pick the harder challenges also provided in class.

Level 3: Advanced

You’ve been dancing for around 3 years, and you have been to some festivals already. There’s no doubt that dance is in your life to stay. You are comfortable with different tempos, different types of partner connections and you feel like you can improvise and stay connected with your partner, the music and yourself. Vocabulary is not your priority and you want to know more about the origins of the dance, to find your own style and to feel more free to express your dance.

You have learned some basic routines like the Shim Sham, tried alone or in classes some Solo Jazz moves. You are ready to learn some more vocabulary or pick the harder challenges also provided in class. If you already dance Solo Jazz frequently, the classes will have challenges for you too.

Level 4: Advanced+

To join the Advanced+ or Pro levels, you are required to audition on the first morning (Friday at 9:45 am). This is the best way to check all levels and be considerate to the majority of dancers, keeping the best balance possible. If you don’t stay on the Advanced+ level, don’t take it personally – We are sure you will still learn a lot on the Advanced level with our great teachers and you can always ask for extra challenges.

You’ve been dancing for around 5 years, and make sure to practice regularly.
You must be comfortable in all tempos, from very slow to very fast, and be an experienced social dancer. You are searching for your own voice in dance and actively look for more knowledge on the dance culture and history. You are eager to bring some homework to do after our festival and new tools to your dance.

You have taken Solo Jazz classes, regularly or not, dancing solo doesn’t scare you, although you might not have as much experience as you have with Lindy Hop. If you already dance Solo Jazz frequently, the classes will have challenges for you too.

Level 5: Pro

To join the Advanced+ or Pro levels, you are required to audition on the first morning (Friday at 9:45 am). This is the best way to check all levels and be considerate to the majority of dancers, keeping the best balance possible. If you don’t stay on the Advanced+ level, don’t take it personally – We are sure you will still learn a lot on the Advanced level with our great teachers and you can always ask for extra challenges.

You’ve been dancing for AGES and are ready to be challenged to your fullest potential!
You are a local teacher, with experience in performing and competing. You are eager to learn new approaches and to get fresh inspiration for your dance journey. You are developing your own voice in dance, and expect deeply nourishing classes that make you question what you know. These classes are meant to motivate you to work on your craft and empower others in your local scene.

You are comfortable in Solo Jazz improvisation and are not afraid of an extra challenge.

Taster Topics

Play in a Band
with Julien and Maka

Already one of our dearest traditions. This class is an opportunity for our amazing musicians to share with all of you inspiration on playing together.

The final goal is for the participants of this class to perform with the choir and the dancers. It’s a get-together of dancers, musicians, and choir singers in a beautiful piece we create together.

If you’re a musician and want to play, we will ask for your phone number, and we will gather you all in one WhatsApp group – This will be your channel to exchange music sheets and start to get to know each other.

Sing in a choir
with Margarida Martins

Margarida Martins is a Portuguese singer, guitarist, and songwriter. 

With her amazing skills, we know you’ll find the chorus member in you! The final goal is for the participants of this class to perform a beautiful piece we create together with the musicians and dancers of the camp choreo. 

Come join this amazing group and sing together with us!

Check the video from last year here.

 

parade street dance jazz music
Camp Choreo
with Henrique Belo

Join Henrique and become part of the Sunday parade tradition! We will perform together with the Singers and Band, and create a moment to remember!


Check the video from the 2025 edition
here!

More tasters TBA

From Thursday night until Sunday night, every day we have at least 2 or 3 taster classes.

Classrooms

Most of our classes will happen in the Hotel, just a 2-minute walk from your room, by elevator if you’re really, really tired from yesterday’s party… which you will be.

We will have 2 extra rooms outside the hotel, at a comfortable walking distance.

You can click on the image and open Google Maps with all the venues and other landmarks around.