Events in Kitsap County today

At Poulsbo Sportsman Club, this five stand sporting clays session uses a rotating station format where participants move between stands and take different shots that mimic real hunting situations. The change in shots from one position to the next keeps the experience active and varied.

Hosted at the Bainbridge Saddle Club, this two-day Groundwork Clinic features horsewoman Lisa Garr, whose calm, horse-first approach grounded in the Vaquero tradition is aimed at helping riders build a true partnership with their horses. It is suited to those learning the fundamentals, riders seeking to sharpen preparation for work under saddle, and anyone facing a specific training puzzle. The Intro to Groundwork session focuses on foundational skills in the Vaquero style so a horse learns to respond rather than react, developing balance, softness, and confidence. The Intermediate Groundwork session centers on refinement, lightness, and rhythm, with strong attention to preparing for riding. Each of these sessions is $150. A bonus Troubleshooting session, priced at $50, offers open-format support for targeted challenges such as trailer loading, crowding or pushiness, issues with bridling, saddling, or mounting, and anxiety around the farrier or veterinarian, including picking up feet. Lisa’s experience ranges from backcountry miles with North Cascade cowboys to exercising show jumpers. After embracing the Vaquero approach more than a decade ago, she has focused on softness, feel, and communication that takes the horse’s perspective into account, promoting emotional steadiness and clarity across all riding disciplines. Registration is first-come, first-served for Bainbridge Saddle Club members, with any remaining spaces made available to non-members.

Stop by the Bainbridge Island Farmer's Market for a day of local food and drinks. The market features bottles of cider and fruit wines, and it’s family friendly and free to attend.

Rolling Bay Summer Market brings the community together for a summertime marketplace featuring local makers and vendors, one-of-a-kind vintage finds, handcrafted items, artwork, jewelry, and more. It is a chance to support small businesses and connect with neighbors while browsing unique treasures. West Sound Wildlife Shelter will present Raptor Rhapsody, giving attendees an up-close look at birds of prey and sharing insights about regional wildlife. Hosted by Wild Bird Mercantile, West Sound Wildlife Shelter, and Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church.

The Crosby Days Logging Festival offers a full day of fun. Vendor and sponsor applications are open, and questions can be sent to crosbyclubwa@gmail.com.

The 4th Annual Kitsap Farm Tour offers two days to visit participating farms. Many locations welcome visitors on both days, while some are available for just one. Before heading out, check each farm’s listing to confirm its specific open day and visiting hours.

Join the Sylvan Way Book Group for an in-person discussion of “Orbital” by Samantha Harvey. The group meets at the Sylvan Way Branch in the Heninger Meeting Room.

SEEfilm Cinema hosts a sensory friendly screening of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The lights and sound will be turned down, and the usual Silence is Golden policy will not be enforced except for safety. Tickets are $6 per person, with one caregiver admitted free for each purchased special needs ticket. Guests aged three and older need a ticket. This event welcomes families that include someone with a disability or medical needs, and siblings and caregivers are encouraged to attend. Free parking is available underneath the building.

Part of BIMA’s PRISM programming, this free community celebration fills the block with live music, art, food, and a lively summer atmosphere. Five stages keep performances going throughout the day, with opportunities to move between sets, grab a bite, browse a market of local PNW vendors, explore exhibitions with free museum admission, get hands-on at art activity stations, or relax in the beer garden. The festivities extend beyond the museum plaza, where Fletcher Bay Winery, Bainbridge Brewing, Agate Restaurant, KiDiMu, and Bluehouse Interior are open to explore, and Rockin’ Ruby’s Records on Ravine Lane adds its own stage and musical roster. The music lineup features Craetorus, Eleanor Thoemke, Rows Arc, Considering Mellow, Lucha Luna, The Video Rain, Lindstrom and the Limit, Can of Clouds, Tomo Nakayama, Alli Durrant, and Campana across sites like the plaza, Beacon Stage, BIMA Auditorium, and Rockin’ Ruby’s indoor and outdoor stages. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Day 2 of Bremerton Zine Fest features a new lineup of artists along with additional films from West Sound Film Festival. PEX and KRL will host a zine swap and crafting session, and Bremerton Typewriter Co will be open with free typewriter zine making. West Sound Film Festival showcases independent films. For updates and scheduling, follow @bremertonzinefest and @westsoundfilmfest.

Get free routine childhood vaccines at Marvin Williams Recreation Center. Insurance is not required, and most childhood and school-required vaccines are offered. Some vaccines may not be available, so it is best to confirm specific vaccine availability ahead of time.

Get ready for a full day of rock, rhythm and blues, and blues music at Gig Harbor’s Rockin’ R&B Festival. The festival features local and regional bands and runs from noon until evening, with food vendors plus a beer and wine garden. There’s also time to check out local craft vendors and artists. All proceeds go to the PTSD Foundation, supporting the healing of veterans, first responders, and their families. Lawn chairs are welcome.

Players are seated in randomly assigned four-player pods, and the winner of each pod earns a promo pack. To be eligible for these packs, make sure to use the event code. If an MTG pre-release is planned for the same day, the Saturday Commander League will be canceled and the pre-release will take precedence.

Head to historic downtown Poulsbo for the Second Saturday Art Walk, a monthly event that brings art, culture, and community together. Spend your evening exploring participating galleries and enjoying the downtown arts scene.

Compete in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament using a constructed advanced format. The entry fee is $5, and each participant receives two OTS booster packs with entry. Registration has a strict cutoff. If a Yu-Gi-Oh! Premiere event is scheduled for the same day, the regular weekly tournament will be canceled and the Premiere will run instead.

This informal, non-commercial readers theatre presentation features Festen, adapted for the stage by David Eldridge from the acclaimed Danish film, and is presented with permission from the rights holders. There is no charge to attend. Participants may either listen as audience members or take part in the reading, with parts assigned on site from volunteers. The story follows a family birthday celebration where long buried truths come to light, and it has earned a reputation as one of the most powerful family dramas in recent decades. Please note that the work addresses mature and potentially distressing subjects, including family trauma, abuse, racism, suicide, and addiction, and may not be suitable for everyone. The event takes place at Kitsap Regional Library in Poulsbo.

This event is all about trivia, keeping the focus simple and fun.

Catch a live rock lineup at Sunset Tavern with Versing, Boudain, Constant Lovers, and Coral Grief. The show kicks off in the evening.

Three bands share the stage when Citizen Z, Roxbury Saints, and Shivering Denizens perform at The Charleston in Bremerton. This is an all ages show, and the bar is available to those with valid ID. Admission is $10.

Almost Human brings a high-energy KISS tribute to Beach Rock Music and Sports, recreating the big costumes, swagger, and classic glam-rock excitement. The show is inspired by iconic KISS tracks like “Rock and Roll All Nite” and “I Was Made for Lovin’ You,” with loud riffs and crowd-chant moments. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the performance starts at 8:30 PM. After the show, there’s DJ music from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM.

Head to Battle Point Observatory for Meteor Magic, a Perseid star party focused on exploring the night sky and catching a glimpse of the Perseid meteor shower. It’s an in-person evening program, held over about 2 and a half hours, where you can enjoy the wonders of the summer sky with the local astronomy community.

Eprom is performing at Q Nightclub in Seattle. The show is scheduled for 10:00 PM local venue time.

Catch a block of films during the West Sound Film Festival at the Roxy Theatre. The lineup includes Press Rewind, Edge of the Coulee, My Burning Pianist, FAT BOI, Music From the Inside (Outta Sight, Outta Mind), The Montana Sessions (Charmed by Stephanie Quayle), and Sound Again.

A guided American Mahjong practice session focused on real-game experience in a welcoming community setting. It is designed for players who already know the fundamentals, such as those who have completed Mahjong 101 or 102, and it is not intended for beginners. A current NMJL card is required, and other mahjong cards are welcome. Participants should already be able to read a mahjong card, build a hand, understand the Charleston, follow the flow of play, and observe table etiquette. Expect coaching and strategy tips as needed, friendly tables that keep the pressure low, and the possibility that single registrants will be seated together to complete tables. Play is strictly for educational, recreational, and social purposes, with no gambling, betting, or wagering, and no alcohol permitted. Because space is limited and processing fees apply, registrations are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another player by emailing events@kitsapmahjong.com. If the session does not match a participant’s experience level, the registration may be converted to class credit for a future beginner lesson or another eligible Kitsap Mahjong event.

At the Puget Sound Book Festival, a large book fair celebrates the region’s independent bookstores and what makes each one special. Wander through many local booksellers, connect with area authors, and enjoy food and drinks, then continue into town to experience more of Bremerton. Set near the Bremerton ferry, it is convenient for visitors traveling to and from the other side of the water. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Enjoy floats, local art, live music, and time with resident rescue animals at a family-friendly fundraiser supporting a working sanctuary. The goal is to raise $15,000 to help with rising feed costs, which would secure a full year of hay. More than 70 animals, from curious goats to gentle cows, live here permanently, and many participate in equine and animal-assisted therapeutic services that benefit people of all ages. Browse booths from 25 local artists, choose from root beer, creamsicle, strawberry, and vegan floats, and listen to Blurry May perform. A beer and wine garden features wines from Eleven Winery and beer from Rainy Daze Brewery. Juicy J’s food truck sets up near a picnic area. Activities include games for kids and adults, free sanctuary tours, and a new sensory corner for relaxation. Every ticket contributes to food, shelter, veterinary care, and lifelong sanctuary. Admission is $20 for adults and $10 for children 13 and under, with ages 3 and under admitted free. Military discounts are available, and scholarships are offered for families using free or reduced-price school lunch programs. Tickets can be purchased in advance online or at the front gate. On-site parking is $5, with limited free street parking. Event sponsors include Michelle Twohig, Susan Wiggs, Kim Coletti, and Mindy Anderson of MIN, LLC.

Turn a simple tissue box into a personalized mosaic piece in this beginner-friendly class. You’ll design the look of your tissue box cover, cut and shape colorful glass, and grout it for a smooth, durable finish across all four sides and part of the top. All tools and materials are provided, so you can focus on your creativity and color choices.

Join IslandWood for a hands-on naturalist program focused on wetland ecology. You’ll explore Mac’s Pond and use nets to dip into the freshwater ecosystem, then identify and classify macroinvertebrates and other species. The program also includes time to walk to a nearby sphagnum bog, where you can observe wetland habitat differences and spot carnivorous plants during this season. Along the way, you’ll practice ecological “look fors” to think about how healthy wetlands support the many species that depend on them. Come with curiosity and questions, and leave with a deeper understanding of how these habitats thrive.

Enjoy an afternoon of melodic house, movement, and connection while sailing through Seattle. The lineup features PRAANA, mölly, and Jack Willard. This event is for ages 21+ only.

Explore your creative side at Damn Fine Pizza with a professionally guided painting session in a lively, upbeat setting. Sip a drink or two while an instructor walks the group through each step. Space is limited and tickets are available through DFP.

A relaxed picnic at Overlook Park welcomes anyone who feels they are past the midpoint of life to spend time together in a friendly setting. Sandwiches and refreshments are provided, and participants can bring a salad or dessert to share. There is no cost to attend, and family and friends are welcome.

Connect with fellow Pokémon fans at a friendly League gathering that welcomes Trading Card Game and video game players of any experience level. Bring your own cards and Pokémon games to play casual matches, trade with others, and earn prizes as you participate. When a League Challenge, League Cup, or Prerelease takes place on the same day, the regular League still runs, though the spotlight shifts to the featured event. Players are welcome to enjoy the free League activities and can still work toward receiving a league pack.

Catch a live performance by Saint John and the Revelations at Deep Draft Brewing. The show runs in the afternoon, with the lineup featuring the band’s set.

Enjoy a Bunco event. The cost is $5 per person, it is open to ages 11 and up, and there is no babysitting on site.

A trivia event at Meadowmeer Grill keeps the spotlight on knowledge and quick thinking. Nothing else is needed, just a love of trivia.

This trivia event at Bushel & Barrel Ciderhouse keeps things simple, focusing entirely on trivia.

Join the Town Portal Weekly Pinball Tournament for a Sunday matchplay session. Sign-ups start at 6:30 PM, with the tournament kicking off at 7:00 PM. There is a $5 buy-in to play.

McCloud’s Grill House hosts a lively trivia night where teams of friends and family test their knowledge across a wide range of subjects. The environment is upbeat and welcoming, with food and drinks available. Friendly competition keeps things exciting, and prizes and bragging rights await the top performers.

Black Tusk is scheduled to perform as part of a metal show featuring Hoaxed and Stricken at Funhouse in Seattle. The event includes an 8:30 PM showtime.

Kitsap Beach Naturalists host a free summer beach exploration that highlights the wildlife living along the shore and the importance of clean, protected water in the local community. Participants are encouraged to bring curiosity and learn alongside naturalists while discovering who depends on healthy nearshore habitats. Prepare for rocky footing with closed-toe shoes, bring protection from the sun, and carry water for warm weather. The park is small and easy to miss, parking is limited, and ride sharing is recommended. Angle your vehicle when parking, pulling in forward or backing in as space allows. Access to the beach includes a short set of stairs. WSU Extension provides programs to all without discrimination. To request reasonable accommodations for a disability or special need, contact Anna McClelland at least two weeks in advance at 360-228-7303 or anna.mcclelland@wsu.edu. Concerns about noncompliance may be reported to the local WSU Extension office.

Young artists in kindergarten through fifth grade can spend four creative days making art inspired by baby animals, from kittens and puppies to bear cubs. Participants will explore a range of media including chalk, markers, watercolor, paint, and more. No prior experience is needed and all art supplies are provided. A snack is included each day. Please send a packed lunch, a water bottle, clothing that can get messy, and sunscreen for outdoor breaks. Advance registration is required, the camp runs with a minimum of six participants, and registration closes seven days before the start date. The fee is $330. The curriculum is the same as the Week 5 camp.

Campers ages 5 to 11 will dive into STEAM with two robotics-focused adventures. In Carnival Creators Robotics, kids design and build their own carnival rides and midway games, using beginner robotics and coding so their creations can move. Then, in Escape Snapology, they’ll work as teams on a fast-paced, escape-room-style challenge with clues, puzzles, and mechanical contraptions, using math, logic, and critical thinking to solve their way to the “escape.”

Head to Echeos Brewing for a Blues Jam and open mic night featuring the Maxwell Street All Stars. This is an all-ages open mic, so bring your instrument and get ready to perform. Expect a fun evening of blues music from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Kitsap Harvest volunteers tend the community garden through hands-on upkeep. They start seeds, plant young vegetables, turn the compost, remove weeds, and pick extra produce that is ready to be gathered.

Get started with Mahjong at an easygoing class designed for first-timers. Explore the essentials of this quick, social tile game that blends strategy, pattern recognition, and a touch of luck. Instructors will guide you through the flow of play, how to read and use the Mahjong card, what to pass during the Charleston, when to call tiles, and how to follow the table with confidence so your decisions make sense as the game unfolds. All supplies are provided, including tiles, racks, and cards.

At Kitsap Art Center, artists 16 and older can build confidence and skills in a welcoming drawing class designed for absolute beginners through intermediate learners. Instruction explores multiple media such as watercolors, acrylics, chalk and oil pastels, markers, graphite, and colored pencils. The environment is relaxed and judgment free, balancing technique with creative exploration so participants can practice and experiment without worry. All high-quality supplies are included, and the program is ongoing. Pre-registration is required. The fee is $45, with a 10% discount applied at checkout when registering for more than three classes at once.

Clock-Out Lounge hosts Collide-O-Scope, a long-running show featuring curated vintage video entertainment, plus free prize drawings throughout the night. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. This event is 21+.

Enjoy a friendly trivia night at Bainbridge Brewing Alehouse that celebrates pure trivia fun. Bring your love of knowledge and settle in for a relaxed, brain-teasing gathering.

Enjoy a community social gathering featuring Latin funk and afrobeat music. The event runs from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM and includes live music throughout the night at Sea Monster Lounge.

This relaxed, monthly lunchtime meetup at Vibe Coworks in Poulsbo, WA offers complimentary pizza and salad, making it easy to share a meal, catch up, and keep things simple. The format is flexible, so attendees may grab a quick slice between meetings, take lunch to go, or linger and turn it into a full pizza hangout with others. There is no agenda and no pressure. Expect good food, familiar faces, and a simple reason to step away from the desk for a bit. Participants may arrive as they are and stay for whatever amount of time works.

Create luminous crushed glass art at Eleven Winery's Manette Wine Bar with guidance from Deanna and Paul. Pick your project design when purchasing, then add layers of glass, shimmer, and dimension with step by step instruction. No prior experience is required. Tickets are sold per project. Two sizes are offered: a 6 inch mini project for $45 that is compact and gift friendly, and a 12 inch standard project for $60 that offers extra space for creativity. All supplies are provided, including a frame, crushed glass, a signature Potion, and embellishments. This activity uses real crushed glass. Most guests ages 8 and older do well, and younger children may participate at an adult's discretion. Photos may be taken for party albums. If you prefer not to be photographed, let the team know at the beginning. Cancellations made at least 7 days in advance receive a full refund. Cancellations made at least 8 hours in advance receive a Create & Sip Credit for a future public party. Cancellations made with less than 8 hours notice are not eligible for a refund or credit.

Kalimba, The Spirit of Earth, Wind & Fire tours nationwide, delivering a live experience that captures the feel of Earth, Wind & Fire and brings listeners back to the excitement of hearing these songs for the first time. Check the event discussion for the latest updates.

At Kitsap Art Center, school students ages 5 to 11 can explore a range of art ideas and techniques in a relaxed setting. With step by step instruction, participants create both 2D and 3D projects and are encouraged to bring their own unique style to each finished piece. All supplies are included. Pre registration is required and the session requires a minimum of six participants. A 10 percent discount is applied in the cart when registering for more than three classes at once. The fee is $35.

This trivia gathering at Eleven Winery keeps the focus on questions and knowledge. Everything revolves around trivia.

Pleasant Beach Village hosts a summertime music series showcasing the Tracie Marsh Band. The music blends jazz, pop, soul, and original songs, with the setup in front of Island Cool Froyo next to the mouse fountain. Attendees can relax with wine, food, and frozen yogurt as the band plays. Now in its tenth year, the series is free and open to all ages. If it rains, the performance moves to the marketplace.

Artists will gather in Historic Downtown Bremerton for a plein air painting session organized by the Bremerton Creative District and Plein Air Washington Artists. The group will meet outside the Kitsap Transit Center and spend the day capturing scenes of the waterfront, city streets, and local architecture using their own supplies. There is no charge to participate, and each person is responsible for transportation, materials, and lunch.

This charity golf event at McCormick Woods Golf Club raises funds for South Kitsap Rotary and its projects in the community and abroad. The format features a shotgun start. The entry fee includes a golf cart and green fees, drink tickets, and appetizers after the round.

This PAWA paint-out brings artists together for a downtown Bremerton Waterfront day focused on historic sights, sea and mountain views, and the area’s naval legacy. Members will start with an orientation and site tour at the Bremerton Ferry Terminal, then head out to paint throughout the day across waterfront, boardwalk and marina areas, and the Art Deco district around Quincy Square and Pacific Avenue. Artists will regroup after lunch for a show-and-tell back at the terminal. Bring your preferred painting medium and your own materials, plus a sack lunch or plan to eat at nearby restaurants. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather.

A friendly, interactive, and informative peer-to-peer lactation support group focused on the four Bs... breastfeeding, breast pumps, babywearing, and beyond. Participants can talk through nursing challenges, pick up practical tips and pumping hacks, explore babywearing options, and cover a range of postpartum topics that support both parent and baby. Scales are available for checking your baby’s weight, and you can complete a before-and-after feeding weight check with guidance from experts. If you would like help with your breast pump, bring the full pump along with flanges and any accessories. This session is free.

Connect with fellow entrepreneurs at a networking social centered on meaningful conversation and mutual support. Share ideas, build relationships, and champion one another's success in a community that understands the entrepreneurial journey. The atmosphere is designed to leave participants feeling supported, energized, and truly recognized. Champagne will be available, and there will be plenty of laughter. Build connections, collaborate with peers, and keep your growth momentum going.

Designed for middle and high school students ages 11 to 15, this Wednesday evening art series at Kitsap Art Center offers a welcoming space to build skills alongside fellow teens. Participants explore a range of techniques and materials, including oil and chalk pastels, mixed media collage, colored pencil, acrylic painting, perspective drawing and more. Advance registration is required, and a minimum of six participants is needed. The cost is $40, with a 10 percent discount applied in the cart when registering for more than three classes at once.

This event centers on one thing... trivia. It offers a straightforward experience that keeps the focus on testing what you know.

A monthly general book club gathers in the Port Orchard Market, with the discussion centered on Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth. The novel follows Elsie Mabel Fitzpatrick, eighty-one, who has lived on Kenny Lane for sixty years and has kept parts of her history tightly concealed. When a curious young neighbor befriends her, long hidden truths begin to emerge and the lines between past and present come into focus, with themes of justice and redemption. Content notes include murder, suicide, an adult and minor relationship, death of a parent, child abuse, emotional abuse, infidelity, homophobia, and mental illness. Copies purchased through Salmonberry Books are 15 percent off. The club’s purpose is to help readers discover something new, so selections are not limited by genre or style and include both recent releases and backlist titles.

Life During Wartime presents a high-energy tribute to the music of Talking Heads at Battle Point Park, inspired by the Stop Making Sense era. The show features a larger ensemble, lively choreography, and plenty of dance-friendly favorites. All ages are welcome. Community support is provided by Island Cool as the Platinum Series Sponsor and Puget Sound Energy as the Bronze Series Sponsor.

A trivia event at The Treehouse Café that keeps things simple and fun, because sometimes trivia is all you need.

Ska Island brings a high-energy mix of first-wave ska and Jamaican roots music, with driving rhythms, hot solos, and a lively dance-floor vibe. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the show starts at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 at the door.

McCloud’s Grill House hosts a lively karaoke night where anyone can take the mic and sing in a welcoming, supportive setting. Whether you are a seasoned performer or trying it for the first time, expect crowd-pleasing songs, tasty food, and plenty of laughs. Bring friends and enjoy an evening of music and memorable moments.

Join Emmett Montgomery and Brett Hamil for Joketellers Union, a monthly comedy show with a lineup of local and nationally touring comedians, plus special guest Zac Maas from Denver. Doors open at 8:00 PM, and the show starts at 8:30 PM. This event is 21 and over, and ticket holders must present valid ID to enter.

BITE N' GO brings the flavors of Venezuela to Picnic in the Park with a menu featuring empanadas with a golden crust, pastelitos with a satisfying crunch, and tequeños filled with cheese. Options are available for a range of dietary needs, including gluten free and vegetarian. Look forward to a tasty spread that celebrates food, culture, and community.

Lets Get Quizzical presents a family-friendly trivia night centered on Bluey. The event is planned for an earlier start to accommodate households with Bluey and Bingo fans. Enjoy a welcoming setting where kids and adults can take part together.

Sponsored by Mingo Maniac, this music bingo night swaps numbers for songs as a DJ plays tracks and players mark their cards when they hear a match. It features two full rounds and plenty of chances to win, with prizes that change each week, including gift cards and games. All ages can take part, and each participant must purchase at least one menu item to play. The fun happens on Thursdays.

Expect lively, groove-filled blues made for the dance floor. Pair the high-energy sound with tasty food and refreshing drinks for a feel-good experience from start to finish.

Celebrate all things trivia with a simple, fun challenge that puts your knowledge to the test. Everything centers on questions and answers, keeping the focus on pure trivia enjoyment.

Ali Wong is bringing her live comedy show to McCaw Hall in Seattle. The performance is scheduled for the evening, with tickets listed through Ticketmaster.

Four acts share the stage at The Charleston as LESS THAN THREE, FREE THE WITNESS, KNOXEY, and SUBTITLES team up for a night of live music. The show is open to all ages, with a bar available for guests who present valid ID. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 day of show.

Settle in for an outdoor screening of The Sandlot, the story of Scotty Smalls, a shy newcomer who finds his place with a neighborhood baseball whiz and a lively crew during the summer of 1962. Their days on the sandlot bring playful misadventures, teamwork, and lasting memories. Bring lawn chairs and blankets to get comfortable, and make it a family outing. Concessions will be available during the movie. The film will be shown on the lawn.

McCloud’s Grill House hosts an upbeat line dancing session that welcomes absolute beginners and experienced dancers alike. A skilled instructor breaks down the moves step by step so everyone can follow along with confidence. Expect spirited music, food available from the kitchen, and a friendly setting that suits friends and families looking to share some laughs and create lasting memories.