Argentine Tango Dance Classes in Cheltenham

Learn to Dance Argentine Tango in Cheltenham, if you can walk you can Tango.... Have fun, keep active and meet new friends, come with a partner or solo, no dance experience required

Tuesday 16 June

Argentine Tango class & Guided Practica

7.30pm - General level class suitable for beginner/improve/intermediate

Break with biscuits. Followed by guided practica with a mix of Argentine Tango music, suitable for all levels

Cost £8 for the class and practice, per person, cash on the door please, no booking required.

St. Marks Junior School, Robert Burns Avenue, GL51 6NU.

please note there are two schools on Robert Burns Avenue, St. Mark's school is opposite the junction of Robert Burns Avenue and Nettleton Road. Drive/walk to the left of the building you will see the lights in the main hall and access the hall via the side door near the back car park.

Private classes are available, please private message for details.

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Tue 23 June Class with Claudio and Marcela from BsAs teaching Argentine Tango Classes

7.30pm Improver/Revision

8.30pm Improver/Intermediate

Cost £14 for one class, £20 for two classes, per person, cash on the door please, no booking required. Free Parking.

Please try and come with a partner.

Claudio and Marcela are also available for private classes, please contact Janet for details and booking.

St. Marks Junior School, Robert Burns Avenue, GL51 6NU

Sunday 28 June - Midsummer Special TANGO CAFÉ at the TITHE BARN with DJ Leroy

and amazing performance with Marcela Vespasiano & Claudio Gonzalez

The Tithe Barn, Cheltenham Road, Bishop's Cleeve GL52 8LU

2.30 -3.40pm Workshop with Claudio and Marcela - please book with a partner or ask for the match list, £25 Workshop & Tango Cafe

Tango Cafe 4 - 7.45pm with DJ Leroy and performance with Claudio & Marcela - no booking, please pay on the door £15 cash

For more information about social events check the Tango Cheltenham FB page

Cheltenham Argentine Tango Classes & Events

Tango Argentino

originated in the back-street bars and steamy bordellos of Buenos Aires in the late nineteenth century, since then the dance and the distinctive music has developed and been enhanced through the innovation and creativity of those who fall in love with Tango.

Tango can be described as a simple walk, in time to the fabulous music and also a dynamic movement full of energy and fun. To dance Tango is to experience a silent conversation between the dancers that involves passion and seduction, it is the exploration of connection with feet touching, weaving intricate patterns when legs become entwined. Like conversations every dance with each dancer is different, like chatting to an old friend or flirting with a lover, the combinations are endless and timeless.