Our structure allows for a one week grace period if it is your first or second class. For those who have moved past the 2nd week period, they can just catch up with one of our open floor sessions. Otherwise, we advise students to wait for the next 8-week Session,  so as not to feel completely overwhelmed.

Our classes follow an 8-week structure for all the levels. The 8-week beginner class will cover beginner level1, level2 and level3 for the beginner series and intermediate level1, level2 and level3 for the intermediate series. The structured classes allow our students to focus on technique, styling and lots of partner dancing without feeling overwhelmed. Our structured format gives students a start and end goal, with lots and lots of practice time.

Open floor allow students to come and practice as much as they want within the allotted time (see schedule). Students will get unlimited access to our instructors, and they can go over routines, combinations, shines with you. This is an open floor session for students to come dance as well as practice without the intimidating environment of salsa clubs. We suggest students take advantage of the open floor to also catch up on missed classes or if they want to polish their moves, or if they just want to come and have fun. Light refreshments will be provided.

Although it is advised to buy your packages before attending your first class. Packages can also be purchased on the first day of class. Please arrive early if you want to purchase Dance packages at the studio.

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There are several salsa clubs that host salsa nights and there are salsa studios that host good salsa socials. You will have plenty of opportunity to practice what you’ve learned.

No. There are no contracts to be signed. We do offer discounted packages, but you can always pay-as-you-go.

Yes. You can view our syllabus HERE

Yes you can. Our instructors will test you to see what class best suits you level. If you have non-salsa dance experience, then you may need to start off at our beginner class to learn the fundamentals of salsa dancing. Hopefully with your previous dance experience, you will be able to move through each level effortlessly.

You can register online or just show up on the first day of class. We will register you in class.

Yes we do. Our credit program works on a point system. Each student you refer translates to 5 points. Please make sure your referrals put your name down on their registration forms so we can credit it to you. Referral programs are only valid for group classes.

            25 points                        2 free classes

            50 points                        4 free classes

            75 points                        6 free classes

            100 points                      10 free classes

We accept cash, check and money orders from students who wish to pay in class. For students who wish to pay electronically via PayPal (accepting all major credit cards) can pay online by going to our website, click on the class you wish to attend and scroll down to the pricing sections. Please note that there is a $25 fee for all returned checks.

Since our classes now focus on structure, if you miss a class, the following options are available to you:

1. Come to our open floor on Sunday from 6-8:00 (only $5)
2. Come to our open floor on Thursdays from 7:30-9:30 (only $5)
3. Come 30mins before your next class to see if an instructor is available to catch up on things you have missed. Please arrange this with your instructor first.

Our class structure allows our students to start anytime. Instead of waiting for a new class to start, our new structure allows you to join your appropriate level at anytime. We teach every level each night, so you can miss a class here and there and still be able to pick up where you left off.

Although there are special dance shoes available for salsa dancing, students do not need to purchase special shoes for salsa. However, certain types of shoes (heals for women) are good for dancing while others ( flip-flops, tennis shoes) are bad for dancing.

How long it will take depends on how much time and practice you put into it. The average student attending class 2-3 times a week ( _______________________________) should be able to dance confidently within 4-6 wks. This also depends on each student’s dance background and natural ability.

Anything you find comfortable. Our classes are very informal and we want our students to be comfortable on the dance floor. We do however suggest our students refrain from flip-flops, tennis shoes or similar. Heals are always a good option for women.

Our classes are structured so that anyone can participate with or without a partner. This makes our class fun and more sociable. It also allows you to become more versatile as a lead or follow.