- Lindy Hop: This lively and energetic dance was a combination of African American and European dance moves, and was danced to swing music.
- Charleston: This fast-paced and syncopated dance was characterized by its high kicks and intricate footwork.
- Black Bottom: This dance originated in the African American communities of the Southern United States, and is characterized by its low-down moves and bouncing motion.
- Tap Dance: This form of dance involves using the feet to create rhythmic sounds against the floor, and originated in African American communities.
These dances, among others, were popular at Harlem Renaissance clubs, theaters, and cabarets, and were often performed by talented dancers such as Josephine Baker, Bill Robinson, and Florence Mills.