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About

Heartville Dance

Heartville isn't a place on a map. It's a place we create together every time we step onto the dance floor — a community built on connection, encouragement, and the joy of dancing.

Heartville Dance is based in Portland, TN, offering line dance classes and events in the surrounding communities.

Founder

Meet Erika

Erika has been line dancing since 2015 and teaching since 2021, when she founded the predecessor of Heartville Dance back in Colorado. She is focused on fostering connection and building a community while teaching proper technique and having fun dancing.

Erika loves learning and attending dance classes and workshops. She has completed the National Teachers' Association (NTA) Accreditation Program levels I–V, and currently serves as the NTA regional director for Tennessee and interim Director of Advertising and Promotions.

Besides line dancing, Erika enjoys dancing country swing, Brazilian zouk, bachata, and salsa, and has dabbled in a few country partner dance styles — nightclub two step, waltz, and two step, as well as kizomba.

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Dance with us

Dance opportunities coming soon!

Know a venue?

Do you know of venues where you would like to see line dancing? Let us know — a good floor and a willing host is all it takes to get something started.

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Line Dance Your Heart Out

Stay tuned for more information about the annual all-day dance event, Line Dance Your Heart Out — workshops, open dancing, and a whole lot of new friends in one day.

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Dance education

Go beyond the steps

Would you like to go beyond learning dance steps and learn more technique? Consider joining the National Teachers' Association.

You don't need to be an instructor to join. The NTA is for dancers and instructors alike.

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