Dance Classes in San Francisco, CA

This class will focus on Connection in Kizomba dancing including Tarraxinha, Body Movement, Leading&Following, and Playful techniques that enhance enjoyment of the dance.

Level: Beginner to Intermediate

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BOLERO Bolero is a 3/4 dance smooth, sophisticated, sentimental ballroom dance that originated in Spain in the late 18th century. The emphasis is on smoothness, grace and communication between partners. Bolero has the same Afro-Cuban roots as the Rumba and is thought to have originated in Cuba. The music is frequently Spanish vocals with a subtle...

Intermediate Hip Hop.

This class, for tappers with some experience under their belt, grows from basic concepts and execution to more complicated moves and combinations. Longer dance combos will come into play, and with the music going, it will be a blast. Bring tap shoes and wear clothes you feel comfortable dancing in, as we will definitely break a sweat now and then!

So you learned some great new moves, or you just finished a great workshop, but how do you really own the dance? You have to dance socially as much as possible. Social dancing not only reinforces what you've learned, our socials are a great way to meet other like-minded people. Come make some new friends today!

Learn to Lindy Hop the classic partner swing dance from 1930’s. Along the way you’ll have fun, learn to dance, meet new people and get experience all at once. No partner needed. No dance experience needed.

RUMBA The Rumba, widely considered the most romantic and sensual of the Latin dances, has a magnetic interplay between its partners. Sometimes called the Grandfather of the Latin dances, the Rumba made its way from Cuba to the United States in the early 1920’s. Rumba music is in 4/4 time and there are four beats in each measure. Two measures of...