Square Dance Competitions

The Grand National Square Dance Convention is the most prestigious square dance competition in the United States, held annually in Nashville, Tennessee.

The United States has won the most World Square Dance Championships, with a total of 25 titles.

The do-si-do is a square dance move where dancers cross their arms and turn in a circle, passing each other on the right.

A square dance team typically consists of 8 dancers, arranged in two squares of four dancers each.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn and face their partner.

The swing is a square dance move where dancers swing their partner around in a circle.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.

The promenade is a square dance move where dancers move forward and back, then turn to face their partner.