Beginning Salsa

Tuesdays at 8pm - 9pm

Salsa dancing is a vibrant expression rooted in a fusion of Afro-Caribbean rhythms, including influences from Cuban son, Puerto Rican bomba, and New York jazz. Over time, it has absorbed regional variations and individual styles, making it a global phenomenon celebrated for its energetic and joyful spirit. Salsa's journey is a testament to the rich tapestry of Latin American music and dance, weaving together histories and traditions into a captivating dance form that transcends borders and unites people in the joy of movement and connection.

Salsa can be danced both solo and with a partner. In the intro level classes you'll learn primarily how to dance with a partner, and receive a healthy dose of movement combinations for when you want to express yourself solo. The classes will cover foundational basics from which everything is built off of; including moving rhythmically, partnering techniques, body attunment, and how to navigate the dance floor. 

Single Drop in $20

Partners Drop in $40

5 Pack Single $90

5 Pack Partners $190

Unlimited Pass $110 per 30 days for one person, automatic renewal. Covers all classes at TDS, no registration required. Just show up!

no refunds

FAQ:

Q: Do I need to bring a partner?

A: No, there will be other students to dance with. The instructor will also fill in as necessary.

Q: Do I need any prior dance experience?

A: No, new beginners are welcome, even if you have two left feet we'll mold them into two right feet and then eventually one left and one right.

Q: Do I choose to be a lead or follow?

A: You can choose either role you want. Traditionally, men lead and women follow, but following tradition isn't necessary. Doing both is actually a great way to learn.

Q: Which is easier, leading or following?

A: Following is the easier role, though that doesn't mean it's easy. It has its own set of challenges, but leads have more to deal with.

Q: How should I dress?

A: Dress comfortably. Dancing is an athletic sport and should be treated as such.

Q: What kind of shoes should I wear?

A: Something comfortable and, if possible, easy to slide in. Ideally, dance shoes would be best. They're usually soft so that stomping your partner's feet won't be as traumatic and have suede soles which allow for a better feel of the floor and have a good balance of slip and grip.

Beyond Basics Salsa

Tuesdays at 9pm - 10pm

For those who are past beginning and have received instructor approval to continue.

Single Drop in $20

Partners Drop in $40

5 Pack Single $90

5 Pack Partners $190

Unlimited Pass $110 per 30 days for one person, automatic renewal. Covers all classes at TDS, no registration required. Just show up!

no refunds


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