The Fabulous Ms. Norma Miller
I just came across this interview with Norma Miller that I absolutely had to share with you. This interview is from the AARP’s show “My [...]
I just came across this interview with Norma Miller that I absolutely had to share with you. This interview is from the AARP’s show “My [...]
We are! Yehoodi is a top notch website and forum dedicated to all things swing, Lindy Hop, and jazz. So the real question [...]
So you watched “Swing Kids” (and if you didn’t, stop reading this blog and go do it now) and now you’re wondering about [...]
As a Lindy Hopper who started dancing in the mid-90s there are a few modern films that really influenced me and “Swing Kids” [...]
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 [...]
What inspires you to dance? Come out to Orange County for Inspiration Weekend 2011 on March 4, 5, and 6 (affectionately called I-Dub) [...]
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 can’t think of an article of clothing more important to a swing dancer than the shoes he or she wears. Shoes are at the [...]
Shesha emailed me one Saturday afternoon a couple of weeks back and reminded me that ATOMIC’s first Midnight Milonga was taking place that night and wouldn’t [...]
I was perusing Facebook(this is me), as I do during the day, and I stumbled upon some photos of my good friend Mia [...]
See the video by clicking here ATOMIC Ballroom lindy hoppers Luc (age 14) and Kimmery (Age 12) danced in a parade in Seal Beach, CA last night. The parade was hosted by the city of Seal Beach. Ginny Ferguson, another ATOMIC Ballroom swing and salsa dancer, organized Luc and Kimmery to bring attention to her Watersafe swim school based in Fountain Valley, CA. This was the 22nd time that Watersafe Swim School has marched in that parade. Ginny is the founder of NOVA and is the creator of the widely used Smart Fish Method. Dancers Luc, Kimmery, and Ginny are all students of Shesha Marvin, a professional swing dance teacher and president of the OC Swing Dance Club and owner of ATOMIC Ballroom. As a side note, Ginny is the personal swim teacher of Shesha and Nikki's baby girl, Anjali. So, if you see the Kids or Ginny out dancing be sure to throw a high five their way.