About this class
In 1912, Vaudeville dancer Harry Fox was the first to use the slow step, danced to an exhilarating new style of music - ragtime.
Weekly schedule
Schedule varies — contact the gym for current class times.
Frequently asked questions
What is Foxtrot?
In 1912, Vaudeville dancer Harry Fox was the first to use the slow step, danced to an exhilarating new style of music - ragtime.
How much does Foxtrot cost at Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Fargo West?
Contact Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Fargo West for current Foxtrot pricing — membership, class-pack, and drop-in options.
Where can I take Foxtrot near me?
Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Fargo West offers Foxtrot in Fargo, ND at 4500 36th Ave S, Suite 100.
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