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Host a private 75-minute pole dance party at SoFly Social in East Austin—custom instruction, a celebratory champagne toast, and a gift bag for the guest of honor. Ideal for small groups seeking a fun, confidence-focused experience.
Host a private 75-minute pole dance party at SoFly Social in East Austin—custom instruction, a celebratory champagne toast, and a gift bag for the guest of honor. Ideal for small groups seeking a fun, confidence-focused experience.
You step through a warehouse door on Springdale Road and the sound changes: upbeat music, the faint clink of poles, laughter that fills the bright studio. Sun from high windows sketches long bars of light across the hardwood as the instructor guides the room through an energizing warmup—this is a party designed around movement, confidence, and photos.
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Operated by soFly Social · Austin, Texas
You step through a warehouse door on Springdale Road and the sound changes: upbeat music, the faint clink of poles, laughter that fills the bright studio. Sun from high windows sketches long bars of light across the hardwood as the instructor guides the room through an energizing warmup—this is a party designed around movement, confidence, and photos.
The studio sits in East Austin, an area once defined by the Blackland Prairie and layers of limestone beneath its streets. In recent decades the neighborhood has become one of the city’s creative hubs, where small businesses, glass studios, and vintage shops converge—soFly Social is part of that local shift toward experiential, community-focused fitness.
Pole and aerial arts draw on dance, gymnastics, and circus traditions; in Austin they intersect with the city’s DIY performance culture and nightlife. Expect a lesson tailored to your group’s style and experience—foundations of pole work, simple spins, and poses designed to be both flattering and safe—followed by a champagne toast for the guest of honor and time for photos.
Practical guide: the session is 75 minutes, private for up to five people, and suitable for all fitness levels. Bring grip-friendly clothing (shorts and a tank work best for skin contact with the pole), closed-toe shoes for arrival, and a water bottle. The studio offers lot parking nearby and is accessible by transit. Note: champagne is 21+ and the experience is non-refundable, so confirm your guest list before booking.
Yes—lessons are customized to the group and designed to be accessible for all bodies and experience levels.
They can participate in the class but cannot consume the provided champagne; notify the studio when booking.
This private booking is for up to five people; confirm exact headcount at booking as sales are final.
Yes—lot parking is available at the building and public transit options serve the East Austin area.
soFly Social operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step through a warehouse door on Springdale Road and the sound changes: upbeat music, the faint clink of poles, laughter that fills the bright studio. Sun from high windows sketches long bars of light across the hardwood as the instructor guides the room through an energizing warmup—this is a party designed around movement, confidence, and photos.
You step through a warehouse door on Springdale Road and the sound changes: upbeat music, the faint clink of poles, laughter that fills the bright studio. Sun from high windows sketches long bars of light across the hardwood as the instructor guides the room through an energizing warmup—this is a party designed around movement, confidence, and photos.
The studio sits in East Austin, an area once defined by the Blackland Prairie and layers of limestone beneath its streets. In recent decades the neighborhood has become one of the city’s creative hubs, where small businesses, glass studios, and vintage shops converge—soFly Social is part of that local shift toward experiential, community-focused fitness.
Pole and aerial arts draw on dance, gymnastics, and circus traditions; in Austin they intersect with the city’s DIY performance culture and nightlife. Expect a lesson tailored to your group’s style and experience—foundations of pole work, simple spins, and poses designed to be both flattering and safe—followed by a champagne toast for the guest of honor and time for photos.
Practical guide: the session is 75 minutes, private for up to five people, and suitable for all fitness levels. Bring grip-friendly clothing (shorts and a tank work best for skin contact with the pole), closed-toe shoes for arrival, and a water bottle. The studio offers lot parking nearby and is accessible by transit. Note: champagne is 21+ and the experience is non-refundable, so confirm your guest list before booking.