Classes, Practicas
&
Milongas
We love Welcoming New Faces To Our Tango Community
01.
Weekly 'Practica' (Practice your Tango)
When: Every Tuesday
Time: 7pm - 9pm
Cost: $7 Entry Fee (Free for members untill March 2025)
Where: Masonic Hall, 23/25 Sotkes St., Parap NT 0820
02.
Tango Classes
Next beginners block of classes
When: Thursdays 10 October 2024 till 21 October 2024
Time: 7.00-8.30 pm
Cost: $15 per class or save $20 and pay in advance $70 for 6 classes
Where: Coconut Grove Hall, 24 Musgrave Cres, Coconut Grove.
Extra: No Tango knowledge required and everyone is welcome,
For enquiries/bookings please call Carol on 0435 531 959
03.
Milonga (social Tango dancing)
►Club Tropical Milonga
When: 2nd Saturday of the month
Time: 6.30pm Social Dinner
8pm-11pm Dancing
Cost: FREE Entry
Where: Lee Point Road, Lee Point
Extra: Support the Bar and enjoy some evening drinks and nibblies!
►Zen Sunset Milonga
When: Third Sunday of the month (Starting April 2024)
Time: 6pm to 9pm
Cost: FREE Entry
Where: Ramada Suites Zen Quarter - 6 Carey Street, Darwin CBD
Extra: Support the Zen Bar and enjoy some evening drinks and nibblies!
►End Of Month Milonga (except December and 26 January)
When: Last Friday of the month
Time: 8pm to 11pm.
Cost: $10 Entry Fee
Where: Coconut Grove Hall, 24 Musgrave Cres, Coconut Grove.
Extra: (Bring a plate to share BYO)
Please visit out Facebook event page for more updates
FAQ's
What is 'Practica'?
'Práctica' is not a tango class, but a regular time used to practice and improve your tango skills with your partner or other dancers.
We carry out this ‘Práctica’ in a friendly atmosphere with a variety of well-selected tango music and the assistance of our senior dancers.
What is Milonga?
'Milonga' has two meanings within the Argentine Tango jargon.
The first is the meeting place to dance tango, where Tanguero's and Milonguero's (people who are passionate about tango) gather and share the passion and joy of Argentine tango.
The second meaning of Milongs is a fast paced and playful form of tango which together with Vals and Tango form the more common and popular styles of Argentine Tango.