Linedancing is a popular activity at ClubMulwala, enjoyed by all ages, beginner to experienced bootscooters.
The sessions are conducted by Willy Sharp - Buckles & Lace Bootscooters: CLICK HERE
Generally the Classes are held on Monday mornings - however check in with the Club and/or Willy for further details and costs etc.
Additionally, ClubMulwala and Willy are delighted to provide Family Linedancing in the Summer school holidays. Further details at the Club.
Current Schedule
RETURN TO LINEDANCING September 2025
Buckles n’ Lace Bootscooters
MONDAYS 9AM - 12PM
September 8th, 15th & 22
No Class 29th September & 6th October
October 13th , 20th & 27th
November 10th , 17th & 24th
No Class 3rd November
December 1st & 8th (Christmas Party 8th December 10 – 2.30)
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS 7pm – 10 pm
September 10th & 24th
October 8th , 15th & 29th
November 12th & 26th
December 3rd & 10th
Contact Willy for more details: 0437 329 698
Email address sharpwilly725@gmail.com
About Willy
Hello my name is Willy Sharp, linedance instructor of Buckles n’ Lace Bootscooters in Country Victoria.
I am a mother of five children and 12 beautiful grandchildren and hopefully many more to come.
I started teaching Linedancing approximately 35 years ago in Sunbury and then soon after in Gisborne.
In 2003 I shifted to Benalla in country Victoria and teach linedancing in Yarrawonga, Wangaratta and Benalla.
My daughter Melisssa and sons Tyrone and Damien also danced with me and we competed in many competitions.
I have enjoyed teaching students as young as 3 years to mature aged students.
I love my country music and regularly go to Tamworth and Country Music Shows around Australia.
My linedancing has taken me to competitions whether competing or judging. I have also linedanced on TV with my younger students to promote Linedancing.
I have been a judge on a Win TV show where linedancers came from all over Victoria to compete.
I have coordinated demonstrations at the Royal Melbourne Show and Moomba Parade and many other venues to promote Linedancing.
One of my most exciting experience was being a Linedancer in the Man From Snowy River at the Rod Laver Arena in 2002 with an audience of ten thousand. ( Where I met my husband Robo)
I have also been interviewed on the Radio regarding Linedancing.
I have been very fortunate to be able to teach linedancing on the beautiful Rhapsody of the Seas’ for 4 years with Cruisin Country and in 2014 was privileged to linedance with fellow students and friends with a horse in the opening event of Equitana.
I am very fortunate and lucky I am married to the most beautiful guy who enjoys linedancing, partner dancing, clogging to country and modern music with me. Yee Ha !! .