Fast-paced, flirty, fun, and danceable to hundreds of today's top Latin pop hits, Salsa is a fantastic dance to have in your pocket!
You don’t have to bring a partner! We rotate throughout the classes, so everyone gets plenty of opportunities to dance and meet new people.
***We have TWO levels now—see below!***
Level 1 (8:00pm):
If you've never danced Salsa before, or if you don't feel confident about your steps yet, don't worry—this class is designed so that you can drop in comfortably even if you haven't joined us before. Each class covers new material, and it's all beginner friendly!
Level 2 (7:00pm):
If you're an experienced dancer, talk to us! We have a limited-capacity intermediate/advanced class with our group the hour before our beginner class.
All new people dancing the followers role get 50% off their first class. Purchase must be made in person during check in.
Important Info:
Class length: 1 hour each
Cost: $12 per person per class or $20 per person for both classes
Check-in for Intermediate: 7:00 pm - 7:15 pm
Intermediate Salsa Lesson: 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm
Check-in for Beginner: 8:00 pm - 8:15 pm
Beginner Salsa Lesson: 8:15 pm -9:15 pm
All participants will need to either sign waivers before taking part in the event or purchase their ticket on Eventbrite and accept the terms electronically. Click here to learn more.
What to Wear:
Clothing:
There's no formal dress code, but wear something you feel comfortable moving in! Women often wear blouses and jeans, or dresses (if the skirt flares, or is extra short, I recommend shorts underneath!) Men often wear t-shirts and jeans, or button-downs and slacks. Dress up if you like, no pressure if you don't!
Shoes:
Smooth-soled shoes are best. Comfortable dress shoes often work well for men, but something like keds is a pretty good option. Women often wear heels; however, unless it has an ankle strap, I wouldn't recommend it.
Avoid: Anything with heavy tread, flip flops, sandals, stilettos, slingbacks, and platforms.
Please use our discord server for all day-of-event communications! Just a reminder, though, that reception isn't guaranteed, and we try to be present with everyone while the event is running (e.g, we won't be on our phones constantly.)