Salseros Get-Together INDOORS

Come play with us!

No frills, no big names behind console, no fancy guest teachers. Just a great floor (I've tested it, it's ace!) and an opportunity to enjoy salsa music amongst a lovely crowd. This translates to a low cost of only £8 on the doors!

Set up ( other than it being indoors and therefore having to charge entry fee) is same as our Piece Hall Get-Togethers. I'll do a short taster class, something easy so everyone can join. Then I run the pre-prepared playlist and we dance.

Music policy - any style and era of salsa with slower tracks at first and leaving difficult (but fabulous) ones for the end of the evening. Under duress I will throw some bachatas and (without duress ) kizombas in.

Seasoned dancers - come around, have fun and inspire newbies. Newbies - come around and have a go practicing what you've learnt in a safe environment. Get your mambo-miles in!

First time learning to partner dance? Here's a few tips 1 Wear securely fitted shoes - ones that won't slip off, or flap about. Check if you are able to comfortably stand on tiptoes in them. Avoid shoes with a good grip, you want to be able to do a little twist without much friction. 2 Leave your jewellery at home, watches can tangle in partners hair, earrings can get caught on partners sleeve etc 3 Wear whatever clothes you fancy, as long as you're comfortable. Some like to dress up for the party, some like to keep it easy. It is really up to you. 4 Don't stress. Salsa is a joyous social party dance. And the community is very welcoming. 5. If you want people to show you some steps, ask for "I brought watermelons" wristband.

Please do not ask anyone with a red wristband to dance.

The venue is located 5 minutes walk from the train station. Last train to Leeds is at 23.38, Bradford 22.55 Carpark in front of the venue. If you are driving, put the venue name in your satnav rather than postcode.