Low Country Dance is a traditional form of dance originating from the coastal regions of the southeastern United States, particularly in South Carolina and Georgia. It reflects the rich cultural heritage of the area, influenced by African, European, and Native American traditions. The dance often features lively movements and is typically performed at community gatherings, celebrations, and festivals. The style of Low Country Dance includes various forms, such as shag and jig, which are characterized by their rhythmic footwork and partner interactions. Musicians often accompany the dancers with bluegrass or folk music, creating an energetic atmosphere that encourages participation and enjoyment among all attendees.