Argentine Tango Classes: We run various Tango classes in Farnham, spead over 3 terms a year, and there will be something for you. We specialise in improvised Tango, suitable to dance at social events with other dancers as well as your own partner.
New Sunday terms begin: 12 Sept 2010 and 9 Jan / 9 May / 11 Sep 2011.
Memorial Hall every Sunday - 4 x hourly classes:
5.15pm Foundation (for complete beginners or the place to consolidate your basics and technique for all levels)
6.30pm Progressive
7.45 pm Integration
9.00pm Advanced
St. Joan's Centre every Thursday - 1 x beginners class:
7.30pm Foundation (for complete beginners or the place to consolidate your basics and technique for all levels)
plus:
St Joan's Centre every Thursday:
New Thursday terms begin: 16 Sep 2010, and 13 Jan / 12 May / 15 Sep 2011
8.30 - 10.30pm Practice Evening - open to everybody at all levels to get to know the community, dance and put all your classes into practice.
St Joan's Centre every 2nd Saturday of the month (excl August):
7.45 - 11.15pm Milonga (Tango Social Dance)
We run Specialised Workshops, and you can have Private Lessons in our own Studio.
We also have classes at Whitchurch, Hampshire, which is near to Basingstoke, Andover, Newbury and Winchester, Southampton
There will be a class/es for you. You don't need a partner but we do manage the balance & numbers. Singles & couples welcome. Book your place by contacting us.
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