Story Swing Festival

We'll take you on a journey aboard a legendary train ! The Orient Express !
Over two days and three nights, within a realistic backdrop created for the event ( train, locomotive, kiosk, baggage area…) , all passengers will move through a reinvented grand station in full motion.
“Lindy Hop, Balboa, Blues, Solo Blues and Solo Jazz dance classes".
Course packages designed so you can practice several dances within the same weekend!
16 international teachers, all coming from countries crossed by the legendary train.
3 parties and 2 live orchestras to energize the evenings.
A show with 45 dancers on stage on Saturday night!”

Grenoble is a vibrant city surrounded by mountains, offering a unique blend of urban and natural scenery for a festival trip. In October, the weather is generally mild, with a possibility of cooler evenings, so it's a good idea to pack layers. The closest major airport is likely to be Lyon, with Grenoble also having its own airport, and the city is well-connected by rail. Accommodation options range from budget-friendly to upscale, and local costs for food and transport are relatively moderate. To plan your trip, consider booking your accommodation and travel in advance, as prices may vary. It's also a good idea to research local transport options, such as buses or trams, to get around the city. Overall, Grenoble seems to be a great destination for a swing dance festival, with its lively atmosphere and beautiful scenery.