Weekly Wednesday evenings - Fusion Bachata Classes
Level 1 Beginners - Upper Beginners: 7.30-8.35pm
Level 2 Improvers - Upper Improvers: 8.40-9.50pm
Sanctuary Alehouse, Hartshill Road, Stoke-on-Trent. ST4 6AA
£8 per class, £12 for both levels when available
Special offer available also - 5 classes for the price of 4 - £32 (Must be used within 3 months from purchase)
First 2 classes half price
Level 1 and Level 2 Fusion Bachata: 7.15pm-8.25pm
Level 1 Beginner Cuban Salsa: 8.30pm-9.15pm
Level 2 Improver Cuban Salsa: 9.15pm-10pm
Venue: St Andrew's Hall, Pilkington Ave (Westlands), Newcastle-under-Lyme, Newcastle ST5 3RE
One class only: £7
Two classes same evening: £10
Three classes same evening: £13
First 2 classes half price
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday evenings - Crewe classes coming soon
(Let us know your interest and what day works better for you if in that area)
Weekly Thursday evenings - Both Bachata and Cuban Salsa Classes
Timetable FAQs
What is Bachata and what types do you do?
Bachata is both a genre of music and dance that originated in the Dominican Republic in the 1960s, blending Merengue, Bolero, and Son Cubano. The dance features a basic side-to-side, three-step rhythm with an added tap and characteristic hip movement on the fourth beat, though modern styles like Bachata Moderno and Sensual have evolved to incorporate more complex turn patterns and upper-body styling. Ours will consist of about 70% Moderna, 25% Sensual and 5% Dominican.
When are the classes scheduled?
Classes are scheduled weekly; please check our timetable for specific days and times.
How do I book a class?
Best way is to just turn up, but you can also text or whatsapp message us. You can book a class through our website using the booking system provided on the timetable page.
What is the payment method?
We accept online payments during the booking process, card reader on site or cash in person.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, you can cancel your booking up to 24 hours before the class starts.
Is there a dress code?
We recommend comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for dancing to enhance your experience. Trainers/casual clothes are fine when starting, though people sometimes invest in dance shoes or heels as they progress
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07957300462
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