Name: Line Dancing — Beneath Gaia at the Cathedral of the Incarnation
Start: 2026-05-30T19:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-05-30T22:30:00-04:00
Location: 46 Cathedral Ave

$Line Dancing \u2014 Beneath Gaia at the Cathedral of the Incarnation$

An Unforgettable Night of Country Music & Dancing — With the World Literally Above You
About this Event

Imagine line dancing beneath a twnety-foot, photorealistic rendering of planet Earth — suspended in the soaring nave of one of Long Island's most magnificent landmark buildings. That's exactly what's in store for this one-of-a-kind evening.

Gaia, the breathtaking touring installation by internationally celebrated artist Luke Jerram, transforms the Cathedral of the Incarnation into something truly extraordinary — a space where the grandeur of our planet hangs overhead, inviting wonder, connection, and yes, a whole lot of dancing.

🎸 — Long Island's favorite country band — bring their signature high-energy sound and crowd-beloved country favorites to the Cathedral floor, providing the perfect soundtrack for a night you won't soon forget.

👢 — Whether you're a seasoned stepper or a complete beginner, Deanna will lead instruction and refreshers on popular line dances throughout the evening, keeping everyone moving and smiling all night long.

🌍 — Dance under the glow of our beautiful, fragile planet and feel the unique magic of this spectacular installation in a way no gallery visit can replicate. There is no better reminder of what connects us all than looking up at Earth while dancing together beneath it.

All of this plus brews from our craft brewery partners included in the ticket price. What a great night!

This is not your average night out. It's country music, community, and cosmic perspective — all under one magnificent roof.

Grab your boots. Bring your friends. Look up. Dance.

All are welcome. No experience necessary — just bring your enthusiasm and your dancing shoes.

Complimentary beer from our brewery partners and food for sale by The Sandy Pineapple!

About Gaia Gaia is a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram. Measuring six metres in diameter and created from 120dpi NASA imagery of the Earth's surface, the installation invites viewers to experience the Overview Effect — the profound shift in perspective reported by astronauts when seeing our planet from space for the first time.