Salsa Dance Classes in CHELTENHAM atBishop's Cleeve Tithe Barn.
Weekly Classes
Transform Your Mondays:
Weekly Salsa Dance Lessons in Cheltenham, every Monday evening at Bishop's Cleeve Tithe Barn (NOT including Bank Holidays)
Salsa Lessons at 3 levels, including Absolute Beginners, followed by 1 hour
of Salsa dancing
£10 per session Pay-As-You-Go, or £27/month for Members
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Weekly Salsa Dance Classes In Cheltenham
We are currently holding one Salsa dance event per week in Cheltenham on Mondays. Details below.
Monday Night Salsa Dancing at The Barn
Where: Bishops Cleeve Tithe Barn, Bishops Cleeve, 19 Cheltenham Rd, GL52 8LU
When: Every Monday. Doors open 7.45pm. Salsa Classes at 3 levels (inc Absolute Beginners) 8-9pm. Social Salsa dancing 9-10pm
How much: £10 Pay-As-You-Go
Or become a member at just £27/month.
Or become a member at just £27/month.
What You'll Experience in Your Salsa Class
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Got Questions? We've Got Answers!
Can I start any week?
Yes. We teach the all important basic steps every week so no matter when you start you will be eased in nice and gently.
Do I need to bring a partner?
No. Most people come on their own although there are people who come as a couple. The way the classes work means dancers change partners every couple of minutes. Dancing with different people is the best way of improving. It also makes for a more sociable night out. If you do want to only dance with your partner please let the teacher know at the start of the lesson.
What do I do when I get there?
If it's your very first time, you and the other Absolute Beginners (new people arrive every week) will be eased in with a very simple 'Introduction to Salsa' Class. This will build your confidence and act as a great starting point for your salsa.
What should I wear?
Most people come in casual comfortable attire, it's hot stuff so wear something cool. Its probably best to keep the high heels at home (especially the men!). Leather or smooth soles are best, not trainers as they grip too much and you may struggle with the triple spins ;-)
Will I feel out of place if I come on my own?
No, not unless you wear your fave' flamenco dress or bull fighter costume. Most of the people who attend come without a partner. During the classes we swap partners every couple of minutes, it's a great way of meeting new people.
What is the age group?
We attract all generations from 18 to 80. All ages are very welcome.
How many people attend?
Anywhere between 30 and 80 depending upon the night. There is a good ratio of men to ladies.
What if I’ve never danced before?
If you can walk, we can teach you to dance. These classes are all about 'Making Salsa Simple' so in your first few classes you will be learning some simple Salsa basics that anyone can do.
Is it like being at school?
No, the class is very relaxed. Your ability to laugh is more important than your ability to dance!
I’m a bloke. Isn’t dancing for girls?
Good question. Ask that to Darren Gough, the burly Northern ex-England fast bowler who won Strictly Come Dancing or Evander Hollyfield who knocked out Mike Tyson (twice) and appeared on the show! Ask it of the head teacher, Paul, who has 25 boxing fights under his belt or Stuart who Captains Cheltenham North Rugby Club. No dancing isn't just for girls :-)