Private parties
Someone in your group is going to be surprisingly good at this
A salsa or bachata workshop for your own group. Nobody has to have danced before. It is better if nobody has.
What people
book it for
Same workshop underneath. The reason people call differs.
Hen parties
The one we do most. The bride is not put on display. She is just as lost as the rest of you, and that is what relaxes the room.
Anniversaries and birthdays
Three generations in one room and nobody knows what to do with each other. Dancing solves that faster than a speech.
A group of friends
No milestone needed. Some groups just want to do something other than a dinner.
What people ask before they book
Not one of us can dance
Good. That is the room we are aiming for. Our teachers do this every night with people who have never danced.
We are not couples
Partners rotate, so everyone dances with everyone. An uneven number is normal.
One of us will refuse to join in
There is one in every group. They are usually dancing by the third song.
The guest of honour hates attention
Nobody is put in the middle of a circle. Everyone learns the same step at the same time, badly.
What it costsShow prices
Including VAT.
Also possible, priced on request: the room, sound and equipment, and a cocktail workshop next to the dancing.
Practical
- How many
- No ceiling, no floor
- How long
- About an hour
- Where
- Ours, or a hall you hire
- Cake and decorations
- Depends whose hall
- How far ahead
- Three days is enough
In a hall you have booked yourself, anything goes. Some of the halls we book do not let you bring your own food and drink, so there it goes through the venue.
Tell us the date and how many of you there are.
You get a price and a plan back, not a brochure. If your group would have more fun doing something else, we will say so.