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A United Kingdom directory of dance classes and events across many styles, used by line dance organisers alongside the dedicated line dance directories.

An Australian line dance step sheet archive collecting dances written by Australian choreographers.

A British line dance and western dance teaching body known for its three-level instructor qualifications.

The website and DJ brand of Dave "Big Dave" Baycroft, a British line dance DJ, promoter and choreographer.

A single-page directory of more than 1,100 line dancing websites across 38 countries, compiled by Canadian instructor and choreographer Bill Bader.

A line dance database and community platform describing itself as the world's largest line dance database, with more than 150,000 dances.

CopperKnob is a British website that hosts the largest archive of line dance step sheets in the world.

One of the earliest online line dance step sheet collections, created in 1996 by Don and Patti Brown of Temple, Texas.

An American non-profit senior health charity established by country artist Scooter Lee, promoting health for people over 50 through low-impact line dancing.

An international line dancing resource website centred on a directory of more than 2,000 line dance classes, with a not-for-profit association running instruct…

A British line dance choreography and instructor training organisation founded by Suzi Beau, promoting modern line dance as a recognised fitness form.

A British line dance events organisation running classes and all-request socials in north-west England, Wales and the Midlands.

A registered charity serving the line dance community, launched by Linedancer in February 2007.

An online line dance station broadcasting 24 hours a day, launched in March 2025 by the operators of the Highland Bootleggers website.

Structured, instructor-led workouts that present line dancing alongside exercise-to-music classes in gyms and leisure centres.

A line dance database operated by LineDance Inc., a Canadian-owned company, claiming more than 100,000 dances.

Linedancer Magazine was a dance publication launched in Southport, England, in June 1996; it now operates online at linedancerweb.com.

A British internet radio station dedicated to line dance, launched in July 2018 by Linedancer in Southport.

Formats that keep standard line dance choreography while omitting high-energy movements, or adapt the steps for seated dancers.

The term used in the British line dance scene for the newest wave of modern line dance: recent choreography danced to pop, dance and chart music.

An international modern line dance organisation founded by Alison Johnstone, teaching routines across many music genres.

A free iOS application described as a line dance checklist, listing more than 360 currently popular line dances.

A free iPhone application that grew from a venue companion app into a directory of 292 line dancing venues across the US and Canada.

The international body overseeing the largest competition circuit for country and line dance in the world, producing the annual Country Dance World Championshi…

A competition federation founded in Europe, running qualifying events worldwide and the annual WCDF World Championships of Country Line and Couple Dance.

A free international email newsletter, known to subscribers as the DANCE!!!! newsletter, edited by Carol Craven in Florida.