Slim Boogie will teach Tampa ‘DisFunktionals’ street dance class at University of South Florida

Do you long to be the life of the dancefloor? Are there DVD copies of “You Got Served” or “Save The Last Dance” on your nightstand? Anthony D. Armstrong won’t solve your problems, but he will help you feel like you kind of know what you’re doing out there.

The Los Angeles dancer better known as Slim Boogie teaches a class on popping as part of a “DisFunktionals” series that hopes to spread positivity through movement and a weekly street dance session on the Tampa campus of the University of South Florida.

In an email to Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, DisFunktionals co-founder Jehoshaphat Jacinto said that his collective wants to celebrate street dance though classes, open sessions and events like the weekly get together.

Donations will be accepted at the open level popping dance class Slim Boogie happening Wednesday, Jan. 8 on the SVC breezeway at Tampa’s University of South Florida.

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This article appears in Jan 2-8, 2025.