Can you imagine not dancing salsa?

Where would you generate your buzz from physical activity?
How could you fulfil your quota of social interaction?
What would replace that smile?

It simply isn't worth really considering.
Instead, read on and find your next lesson for any level, your next intensive course, your weekend opportunites to dance.

Remember to quote LondonSalsa on the door of virtually all clubs to get your special offer.

El Grande looms tonight so get your dancing shoes polished, take on plenty of liquid and get ready to dance till 5am in the multi roomed SCALA in Kings Cross. A star studded line up of teachers, DJs and performers. Love salsa, bachata or kizomba there is a room for you and there will be 1000+ other dancers to share the party with.

There is always a party atmosphere at Putney Salsa club on a Friday. All welcome, lessons and social dancing. Absolute beginners should quote LS126 for the first time beginners free lesson.

Every Saturday at Bar Salsa in Soho, London Salsa visitors can claim £5 off the intensive beginners workshop.

Here to Havana, the big band playing lots of danceable music, continues its summer run on Saturday afternoon at the bandstand on Clapham Common.

It is a Salsa Fusion Saturday in Great Portland Street with 2 rooms of dance.

DJ Hughie is on the decks in Stratford for the free for all salsa Saturday whilst there is a free first time offer for the Salsa D'Lite salsa/bachata/kizomba party night in Chelmsford.

For Sunday there is free social salsa and bachata dancing al fresco at Spitalfields market.

Also on Sunday there is a cali salsa and boogaloo workshop in Ruislip during the day, which comes with £3 off for London Salsa members.

If live music is your preference, try Richmond, where there is 4 hours of dance to the live salsa band - mention London Salsa for your £2 discount.

There are of course lessons on all nights of the week, for all levels of dancer from absolute beginners through to guru level throughout the capital and the south east. Don't love one, try another until you find the teacher that you gel with and the atmosphere you seek. That may be a structured course or simply a drop in. You could polish up with a private lesson or take an intensive workshop. Everyone's path to that joy is different, so have fun along the way.

Miguel and Mayana are back in the Bedord in Balham on Mondays.


Tuesday night at Bar Salsa Temple includes salsa and bachata lessons plus late night social.  You can claim a free intro to dance lesson at 7pm and even a place on the guest list by contacting them before 2pm that day.



On Wednesday in Hammersmith there is a free first timer absolute beginner's offer along with multiple levels of lessons before the social. 

In Bar Salsa Soho there is also a free intro to dance which is followed by multiple levels of lessons in both salsa and bachata and a lively social each Wednesday.

NB The Pexava monthly after work salsa social is this Thursday in Holborn.

Quote London Salsa or reveal your Global Dance Card app in Clapham on Thursday for your lesson or social evening with DJ Jonny Gee. 

You can visit the site, follow us on Twitter or Facebook or download the Global Dance Card app for Android, to build up your diary of social dancing.

Next weekend is the 3-day Ginga Boo Kizz Festival UK running in Milton Keynes.

To get best value book now, quoting A2Z, to get a 10% discount off current price.

I espy a great final weekend of the month with the Salsa/bachata/kizomba party in Frimley Green on Saturday 27th.


It is definitely worth booking early for the Thames Salsa Cruise on Sunday July 28th.

And one for your August diary is live salsa next to the bandstand in Hyde Park on 11th August.

Book early and quote London Salsa, A2Z or Global Dance Card to ensure you get best prices!

Leigh and the London Salsa team

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