Laval · École Jean-Piaget, Building 2 · Monday 7 to 8 p.m.
Level 2 — Beginner. You know a few steps or want to build a real foundation? We explain clearly and move at a pace that lets you build confidence without feeling judged.
No partner needed · Drop-in, no commitment · Zero judgment
Never danced in your life? Monday is a Level 2 — Beginner class, not necessarily an absolute Level 1 — First Steps class. To discover the vibe with no pressure and gauge your level, start with a free trial or come see us on Thursday at Jack Saloon Laval.
Fill out the free trial formSimple steps, accessible choreographies and a dance memory that builds up gradually — a real foundation for dance nights, events, festivals and more advanced classes.
Plan a few extra minutes: time to park, check in and change your shoes downstairs, then go up to the second floor and get settled.
We begin with clear explanations and accessible steps.
We guide you step by step so you understand the choreography.
We dance to the music, go back over the trickier parts, and keep the fun going from start to finish.
The goal isn’t for you to be perfect. The goal is for you to leave thinking: turns out, I can do this.
We explain, we repeat, we adjust — and we keep the mood light from start to finish.
Your teachers
Cyntia and Cindy take turns teaching the Monday class. Either way, we welcome you, guide you and make sure nobody gets left behind.
Founder · Instructor · Host · Choreographer
Cyntia sets the tone at Wild Fox Country: contagious energy, clear explanations and a way of doing things that helps people feel comfortable fast.
Whether you show up not knowing anyone, feel nervous or are starting from zero, she’s there to welcome you, encourage you and help you discover the joy of dancing without pressure.
Instructor · Choreographer
Cindy helps newcomers find their footing without pressure. With a patient, clear and encouraging approach, she takes the time to break down the steps so everyone can progress at their own pace.
If you’re afraid you won’t keep up or wonder whether you’ll be able to do it, Cindy is there to remind you that we learn one dance at a time — and that it’s okay to make mistakes along the way.
The Monday class takes place in a gym, which creates a calmer atmosphere that’s better suited to learning than a night out at a bar.
It’s ideal if you want to hear the explanations better, see the moves clearly, ask questions, repeat the trickier sections and learn in a structured environment.
École Jean-Piaget, Building 2, 2275 Rue Honoré-Mercier, Laval, QC H7L 2T1
Voir sur la carte (nouvel onglet)École Jean-Piaget has two buildings. The class takes place at Building 2 (Édifice 2), 2275 rue Honoré-Mercier — not at the other building, the one on boulevard Dagenais Ouest. To avoid going to the wrong place, enter the full address in your GPS. Once there, use the main door, right on rue Honoré-Mercier. Open in Google Maps
A second pair of clean indoor shoes is mandatory. Ideally, a sole that doesn’t stick to the floor too much — clean sneakers will do, but avoid shoes with too much grip. Cowboy boots are not allowed for Monday classes.
The gym is on the second floor of the building, and the elevator isn’t available for our classes: you’ll need to walk up one flight of stairs.
The class is open to ages 12 and over. Participants aged 12 to 17 must be accompanied for the entire class by an adult who is also taking the class. It’s not possible to drop off a minor at the class and leave.
A few spots are available right on site. If the lot is full, you can park on the surrounding streets.
Doors open 15 minutes before class, at 6:45 p.m. If you arrive earlier, you can wait in the vestibule at the building’s entrance. Check-in is downstairs, right as you walk in, and you’ll change your shoes just after, before heading upstairs. Allow time to park, check in, change your shoes, go up to the second floor and get settled before the class starts.
Comfortable clothes you can move in easily, a water bottle and your second pair of shoes.
Fall 2026 session
$150 + tax
September 21 to December 14
Both Monday classes bundle: $202 + tax. Bonus for people registered in the session: Wednesdays at Bar L’Étalon for $10 tax included instead of $13.
Book my sessionDrop-in (pay per class)
$13
No commitment and no booking needed — you pay on site. Full evening (both classes): $18 tax included.
Free trial
Never danced or not sure about your level? Fill out the form and come gauge your level with no pressure.
Fill out the free trial formPrepayment
Can be used to prepay your classes — for yourself, or as a gift for someone you want to bring dancing.
See the prepaid cardDrop-in payable on site in cash. Session and Wild Fox Prepaid Card payable online.
What’s left to know before your first Monday.
Yes, but with an important nuance. The Monday class is Level 2 — Beginner, but it isn’t always an absolute Level 1 — First Steps class. If you’ve never danced, some dances may be a little faster to follow at first.
For a first experience that’s easier to gauge, fill out the free trial form or come see us on Thursday at Jack Saloon Laval.
No. The Monday class takes place in a gym. It’s a calmer, more structured atmosphere that’s better suited to learning — perfect if you really want to understand the steps, ask questions and progress without the noise of a bar.
No. Country line dancing is danced solo, with the group. You can come alone, with a friend, your partner or your crew.
Yes. After the beginner class from 7 to 8 p.m., the intermediate class runs from 8 to 9 p.m. To take part in the second hour, you need the two-class option — it isn’t possible to stay just to watch.
Yes. Lots of people arrive alone at their first class, and it’s normal to be a little nervous. The atmosphere is welcoming, simple and judgment-free. You come as you are — we take care of the rest.
Yes, for ages 12 and over. Your teen must be accompanied for the entire class by an adult who is also taking the class — we can’t accept minors on their own. The class isn’t open to children under 12.
Levels, cities, atmospheres: compare all the options and find the class made for you.
Already comfortable with the basics and ready for more of a challenge? Check out the Monday Level 4 — Intermediate class.
