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A Free Line Dance Class Fuels a Good Cause in Prairie Grove

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This class brings movement and community together in one hour on the dance floor, and you are invited to be part of it. The room fills with neighbors of every skill level, all moving through the same steps, all learning together as the music plays.

THE DEETS

📅 Saturday, September 26, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM-10:00 AM
📍 American Legion Post 146, 120 S Neal St, Prairie Grove, AR
💵 Free
🔗 More info

Source: Lisa Bell

Every Step Welcome, No Experience Needed

You will learn line dance moves together, and no prior learning is required to join. Every adult is welcome, so grab a friend and step onto the floor with the group.

Source: Lisa Bell

Dancing for a Cause

Your time on the dance floor also supports HELD Housing Initiative, the fundraiser behind this class. Lisa Bell and the Whole Health Collective of West Washington County host the gathering, which has continued since 2022.

More Reasons to Stop By the Post

If you stick around Prairie Grove, American Legion Post 146 keeps its calendar busy beyond dance mornings. You can catch meetings on the first Tuesday of the month at 6 PM, bingo on first Thursdays, and an all-you-can-eat breakfast on second Saturdays.

Source: Lisa Bell

The event is public, open to anyone, so you do not need an invite to walk in and join the class.

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