Salsa
The classic. Fiery footwork and turns to rhythms from Puerto Rico, Colombia, Cuba and Venezuela — the way it's danced back home.
Classes
Two left feet?
Perfect. Start there.
Fun & friendly salsa, bachata and merengue classes for everyone — no partner needed, no experience needed, no judgement ever.
Pick your rhythm
What we teach
Bachata
Smooth, close and romantic. The Dominican groove that's taken over every Latin dance floor in the world.
Merengue
The easiest way in — simple steps, infectious energy, instant fun. If you can march, you can merengue.
Weekly classes
Two nights,
every single week
Mondays in Crosby — St Nicholas Hall, Blundellsands, 7:30–9:30pm. Thursdays in Warrington — The Irish Club, 83 Orford Lane, WA2 7AL, 8–10pm. Beginners start with the basics; improvers push their styling, turns and musicality — then everyone dances together.
- No partner needed — we rotate, so everyone dances
- All levels welcome — from first-timers to old hands
- £10 on the door — salsa and bachata included, no booking
Times can vary week to week — check Facebook before you set off.
Before your first class
Good questions
Do I need a partner?
No — come alone or bring friends. We rotate partners during class, so everyone dances with everyone and nobody sits out.
How much does it cost?
£10 on the door — that covers the evening, salsa and bachata included. No booking, no membership, no commitment.
I've never danced before. Will I keep up?
That's exactly who the class is built for. Beginners start with the basic steps, and Martin breaks everything down slowly — most people are dancing to music within the first half hour.
What should I wear?
Whatever you're comfortable moving in. Shoes that let you turn easily (smooth soles rather than grippy trainers) make life easier — but come as you are for your first night.
When should I arrive?
A few minutes before the start is perfect — time to say hola and grab a spot. Check the Facebook page for this week's exact times.
“It’s given me so much more confidence. I have made lovely friends… A class not to be missed, and great value too.”— Jackie Hinchliffe, Facebook review
First step
Monday or Thursday —
the floor is waiting
Come as you are. Leave dancing salsa.