Ballroom

What is Ballroom dancing?

Ballroom dance began in 16th-century European aristocracy as formal social dances. It evolved through the Baroque era, absorbed Latin styles, and spawned the waltz, rumba, and cha-cha. By the 20th century it became both competitive and social. Today it’s a global art celebrated for elegance and community.

Meet the Teachers

  • A young woman with long brown hair, smiling, sitting in front of a wall with a moon and butterfly mural and the words 'LUNA DEL SOL HOUSE'. She is wearing a black top, silver bracelet, and has red nail polish.

    Tais

    Mondays
    6pm Ballroom Beginners

  • A man and woman standing close together on a wooden floor, smiling at the camera. They are dressed in black dance outfits, with the woman in a crop top and skirt, and the man in a long-sleeve shirt and trousers.

    Raquel

    Tuesdays
    6pm Int’l Latin Beginners

  • Black and white portrait of a man with a beard and short hair, sitting on a stool, wearing an open-collared shirt and dark pants, against a black background.

    Lukas

    Fridays
    7pm Int’l Latin Intermediate

Schedule

Mon Ballroom Beginners 6:00pm
TUE Int’l Latin Beginners 6:00pm
FRI Int’l Latin Intermediate 7:00pm

FAQ

We hope this FAQ section helps answer your questions! If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us directly.

Pricing

Drop-in $25

Pay as you go

10 classes — $200

Only counts the times that you join!

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