NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Whether you’ve mastered the two-step or have never set foot on a dance floor, Nashville Dance Fest is inviting everyone to lace up their boots and join one of Music City’s most energetic weekends.

Returning Sept. 4-6, the annual country dance and music festival will once again transform the legendary Nashville Palace and neighboring Scoreboard Bar & Grill into a massive celebration of movement, music and community. Festival organizers are taking over more than 90,000 square feet with multiple dance floors, an outdoor main stage, workshops, competitions, vendors, live music and plenty of opportunities to dance the weekend away.

The festival isn’t just for experienced dancers.

In fact, one of Nashville Dance Fest’s biggest draws is that no partner or dance experience is required. From line dancing to partner dancing, instructors from across the country will teach workshops designed for every skill level, making it easy for first-timers to jump in alongside seasoned dancers. After all, that is all a part of the Nashville agenda!

Throughout the three-day event, attendees can enjoy:

• Dozens of dance workshops for all experience levels
• Technique, dips and tricks classes
• Country dance competitions
• Social dancing until late into the night
• Live music all day
• Evening concerts
• Silent disco
• Local vendors, food and drinks

This year’s headliners include country favorites Eric Paslay and Love & Theft, with additional live performances throughout Labor Day weekend.

The fun even begins a day early with an official pre-party on Thursday, Sept. 3, before the full festival kicks off Friday morning. Daily events runs from 9 a.m. until 2 a.m., giving attendees nearly nonstop opportunities to learn, dance and connect with fellow country music fans.

Beyond the music and dancing, organizers say Nashville Dance Fest has become known for something even more meaningful: its welcoming community.

Their motto says it all: “All boogie, no drama, y’all.” Whether you’re coming with friends, family or flying solo, the festival is designed to bring people together through movement, laughter and a shared love of country music.

For anyone looking to add a little more movement, fun and live music to their Labor Day weekend, Nashville Dance Fest promises three days packed with boots, beats and unforgettable memories.

Visit their website for tickets and more information.