Our beginner's course starts from the beginning every eight weeks, so you never have to wait too long to join us. However, we will often accept new students up to week three of each course (please let us know so we can give you a quick catch-up lesson beforehand).

Our beginner's course has regularly been close to, or at, capacity since our return from the restrictions, so please book to reserve your place(s). 

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To see when our next courses start in 2025, click here.

Our beginners' course starts from the beginning every eight weeks, so you never have to wait too long to join us. However, we will often accept new students up to week three of each course (please let us know so we can give you a quick catch-up lesson beforehand).

Our beginners' course has often been close to, or at, capacity since our return from the restrictions, so please book to reserve your place(s). 

Our expected start date for 2025 (at the time of writing) is 13th January 2025.

Click here to book your place.

Going to your first Salsa social/party event can be daunting and even a little overwhelming for the uninitiated.

So, here are a few tips on how to survive and get the most out of your first social, along with a few Dos and Don’ts.

Our students often ask us what dance shoes to get and where to get them. So, here are a few tips:

1) The best advice we can give you when starting out is, don’t go for ridiculously high-priced shoes, especially if you’re not attending socials and are only attending classes. Prices vary massively.

2) Ladies, if you’re looking for a heel, you will find many dance shoes come with a choice in heel height, and we always recommend going no higher than a 2.5-inch heel when you first start out. The heels will come in varying shapes depending on their height.

The start dates for this article have now concluded - please see the latest start dates article.

Our beginners' course starts from the beginning every eight weeks, so you never have to wait too long to join us. However, we will often accept new students up to week three of each course (please let us know so we can give you a quick catch-up lesson beforehand).

Our beginners' course has been close to, or at, capacity since our return from the restrictions, so please book to reserve your place(s).

Click here to book your place.

Update:
We will be having two nights in one to make up for the missing night on the 19th starting at 6 pm. More details below.

Due to the sad passing of HRH Queen Elizabeth II, our venue will be closed for her funeral on Monday, the 19^th. Obviously, this means there will be no classes this week.

We will be open again as usual on Monday the 26^th.

If you know anyone who had planned on going, please make them aware, saving them a potentially wasted journey.

Beginners Course
The closure on the 19^th does mean a disruption in the current 8-week beginners’ course.

As we won’t be able to push the course back a week, we will have an extra hour on the 3^rd of October.

We will start at 6pm with a break before our regular beginners’ class start time of

Our beginners' course starts from the beginning every eight weeks, so you never have to wait too long to join us. However, we will often accept new students up to week three of each course (please let us know so we can give you a quick catch-up lesson beforehand).

Our beginners' course has been close to, or at, capacity since our return from the restrictions, so please book to reserve your place(s).

I often get asked by beginner salsa dancers for music recommendations, so I have listed a few tracks below to get you started.

These are slower and have a more distinct beat to help you pick out the timing.

Leave a comment below if you have any more suggestions!

Salsa, with count