Line Dancing at Fall River Brewing

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Complimentary Line Dancing Lessons at Fall River Brewing in Redding

Have you gone country yet? Give it a whirl! Or more like, get in line … with country line dancing lessons (and some refreshing craft beer and seltzers) at Redding’s Fall River Brewing.

Fall River is housed in a spacious modern warehouse filled with picnic tables for seating, corn hole for playing, big screens for sports watching, and all the equipment for brewing famously good beers. Food trucks also come by.

Thirsty Thursdays at Fall River feature country line dancing lessons, including for beginners. It’s really quite simple (okay, maybe not for some, but it sure is fun): a guide takes you through the steps, then you make your newly learned moves, with music! You’re really doing it!

You’re also maybe drinking beer between sets (the Numb and Nummer Hazy IPA or Island Daze fruit sour are delicious); there’s also seltzer, RTD cocktails, and non-alcohol choices. Back at it, see how well you advance to the intermediate line dance: out in-out in; heel-heel, toe-toe; heel-toe, heel and toe. Now step kick, step and touch, step kick, step and touch…

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