About Us
We already like the same music
Choréothons helps us find each other and when we are in the mood to make a dance to it.
It all starts with the music.
The Choreothons platform brings people together to create dance in groups around shared music taste.
We make it easier to find people nearby who want to dance to the same tracks you do. Join a session or start one around a song, artist or genre you love, at a time and place that work for your group.
We make it easy for groups to find a space, agree on a time and book through Choréothons.com.
The shortest bridge
between two people
is music.
Founder
Corinne Meier
I’m a woman who loves high-energy workouts. I take my health and fun seriously. And, I love my favourite music loud enough to feel it. I wanted somewhere I could get that dance-floor energy, meet people and wake up feeling good the next morning. For me, that means a space where I can let loose without alcohol, drugs or the hangover.
I moved from Chicago to Nice in 2015. Dance, health and fitness, and projects that do some good are what I gravitate toward. The Côte d’Azur has become home, and Choréothons is my way of bringing those things together here.
Chicago ➜ Nice depuis 2015 💃 Danse • 💪 Santé & Fitness • 🤝 Projets à impact positif. La Côte d’Azur est devenue chez moi. 🌊Why I’m building Choréothons
Dance is a mood. A song comes on and suddenly I want to dance. Then I look at my options. The studio class is on Thursday. The concert is next month. The club gets going at midnight. Sometimes it’s Sunday at three, I’ve got a track on repeat, and I just want to get a few people together and dance. Where do I go for that?
That’s why I’m building Choréothons. I want it to be easy to go from I feel like dancing to I’m dancing with people who love this track too. We’re building around that moment, helping you find your people, a place to meet and a time that works while you’re still in the mood.
Read “Why don’t we dance more?”Our philosophy
Dance when the mood hits.
A favourite track can make you want to dance right now, days before the next concert or studio class. We want to make room for that impulse. Our goal is to help you find people nearby who love the same music, meet up and start dancing within 30 minutes of feeling the urge.
Take the headphones off. Turn the music up.
When everyone can hear the same song, you can catch someone’s eye, laugh at a missed step and pick up the beat together.
A group can bring out more in you.
It’s easier to show up when someone’s expecting you. And when the whole group finally gets the routine, of course you want to do it one more time.
Making something together is a good way to meet.
You can walk in knowing only the song and leave having made a dance with people you’d happily see again.