Salsa nights

The week has
a rhythm now

DJ Martin's own salsa and bachata nights across the North West. No booking, no partner needed — just turn up and dance.

Where & when

The weekly line-up

Monday
Salsa & Bachata Classes — CrosbySt Nicholas Hall, St Nicholas Church, Blundellsands · 7:30pm – 9:30pm
This week
Thursday
Salsa & Bachata Classes — WarringtonThe Irish Club, 83 Orford Lane, WA2 7AL · 8:00pm – 10:00pm
This week
Parties
Salsa Party — The Casa, Liverpool29 Hope Street, with El Grifo (Sabor Latino) · beginners' class first, then dancing till late — next date on Facebook
Next date
Festivals
Latin Food & Music FestFamily days with Latinos North West — salsa, bachata and cumbia, plus street food from across Latin America · free entry, dates on Facebook
Next fest

Special one-off parties are announced on Facebook first — follow the page so you never miss one.

The soundtrack

Salsa from
the source

DJ Martin plays the real thing — salsa from Puerto Rico, Colombia, Cuba and Venezuela, with bachata, merengue and cumbia to keep the whole room moving. Not a "Latin-ish" playlist: music chosen by someone who's danced to it his whole life.

  • No partner needed — everyone dances, nobody watches
  • No booking — just turn up and pay on the door
  • Every level welcome — a class first, then the party
See this week's events
A busy outdoor terrace at a Latin event in Liverpool — picnic tables, parasols and a crowd out in the sunshine
Jalea mixta — crisp fried seafood topped with salsa criolla, cooked by Martin

Peruvian catering

Taste Peru at
your table

Peru has one of the world's great cuisines — and Martin is a trained Peruvian chef as well as a DJ. At the Latin Food & Music Fests, street food from Colombia, El Salvador, Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador and Mexico shares the floor with the music.

Food, music and dancing together: a night in Lima without leaving the North West.

See the full menu
“The best music from the Latin world!”
— Augusto Lima, Facebook review

The floor is waiting

Come dance
with us

Pick a night, bring your friends — or come alone and leave with new ones. That's how it works here.