The wait is over – No Lights No Lycra is back every Wednesday night to keep the groove alive.
Returning host Marnie will be joined by the wonderful Lisa, who’s been keeping the groove alive over the past few months.
Since its humble beginnings in Melbourne, No Lights No Lycra has grown into a global movement, with more than 500,000 people across the world getting their groove on. With numbers like that, it’s clear: the vibe is contagious, and people just love to dance.
No Lights No Lycra
- When: Every Wednesday
- Where: Sparrow Park Hall, Geelong West
- Time: Doors open 7:20 pm, lights out at 7:30 pm
- Cost: $10 cash at the door (no need to book)
Stay up to date with what’s happening in and around the region here.
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It might sound a little unusual, but No Lights No Lycra has been shaking things up since 2009. It’s a global community of dance lovers who gather in more than 75 locations worldwide to let loose, have fun, and dance their hearts out – all while staying sober and turning off the lights. It’s a place where everyone, from mums and dads to students and baristas, can come together and forget about the stresses of the day.
In the dark, you can dance freely, work up a sweat, and let go of whatever’s weighing you down. Whether you’re 12 or 100, you’ll find a space where you can be yourself and enjoy the music without judgment.
So, whether you’re coming to shake off sadness, celebrate joy, or just let loose for an hour, there’s room for you on the dance floor. Bring your vibe – whatever it may be – and let the music take you on a journey.
The dance floor is waiting for you!
