LEARN ARGENTINE TANGO!
Photo of Suzanne & Lance Bare
Sundayswith Suzanne Bare
12:00-1:00 Fundamentals of Argentine Tango 1:00-2:00 Practica Learn Argentine Tango Fundamentals on Sunday mornings with Suzanne Bare. Her fun class will give you a sense of confidence and community. If you choose, you also have the opportunity to join in performances and her formation team! One hour practica included at end of class.
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Photo of Luz Castineiras
Fridayswith Luz Castineiras
6:00 - 7:oo Tango Foundations (beg/interm) 7:10 - 8:10 Rhythm & Milonga Class (all levels) 8:10-9:30 Pratica With Luz Castineiras, students are encouraged to explore tango and dance techniques, connection and musicality. She creates a friendly, inviting atmosphere for learning and always looks for active feedback from students.
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one class $20/class
two classes same day $18/class
MONTH SERIES
$15/class
All Class Prices Include Practica after class
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one class $20/class
two classes same day $18/class
MONTH SERIES
$15/class
All Class Prices Include Practica after class
Do your finances feel like a barrier to your dancing?
Apply for our Financial Scholarship Program!
About the Instructors:
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Suzanne Bare has been dancing Argentine Tango for more than 20 years. She is the Founder and Choreographer of Deseo de Tango, a dance formation team dedicated to spreading a love of tango in the community. Past events include Culture in the Community (San Ramon), Allegro Showcase (Emeryville), Big Ballroom Bash (Oakland), Garré Winery (Livermore), and Dance Unlimited (Vallejo).
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Suzanne has taught tango classes at the Sycamore Club (Danville), Two-Left Feet (Danville), Lake Merritt Dance Center (Oakland) and Allegro Ballroom (Richmond). She currently teaches Tango Fundamentals at Hidden City Ballroom and Beginning Tango through Moraga Parks and Recreation. She and her husband / dance partner Lance have competed in ATUSA (the official U.S. branch of Mundial de Tango de Buenos Aires, World Championships) in Group Stage Tango category (2016 & 2017).
Performances include Tango in the Square (Union Square, SF 2017, 2018 & 2022), City Dance Studios Spring Dance Fashion Show (SF, 2022), Cell Space (SF), Studio Gracia (SF), and couple solos at Dance Unlimited (Vallejo) and most recently for Diablo Women’s Chorale Bells & Noels concert (Walnut Creek, 2022). The couple has been part of a tango short film, Like Fred and Ginger (by Robert Fields), and interviewed by the SF Chronicle. . Let them share their passion for tango with you! Join them for class on Sundays!
Performances include Tango in the Square (Union Square, SF 2017, 2018 & 2022), City Dance Studios Spring Dance Fashion Show (SF, 2022), Cell Space (SF), Studio Gracia (SF), and couple solos at Dance Unlimited (Vallejo) and most recently for Diablo Women’s Chorale Bells & Noels concert (Walnut Creek, 2022). The couple has been part of a tango short film, Like Fred and Ginger (by Robert Fields), and interviewed by the SF Chronicle. . Let them share their passion for tango with you! Join them for class on Sundays!
Luz Castineiras was born and raised in Buenos Aires and brings a unique perspective to tango. For over five years, she researched tango as a therapy tool to improve social-emotional and cognitive skills in palliative care settings.
Luz studied contemporary dance and Music therapy in addition to tango. She began dancing tango at Studio Dinzel in Buenos Aires, where she was able to incorporate these two disciplines. In 2011, she moved to the Bay Area and began teaching tango with various partners at la Pista SF, Studio 1924 and Alma del tango Studio.
Luz is a heart and soul tango dancer, and her dance communicates her strength and knowledge of music. In her classes, students are encouraged to explore tango and dance techniques, connection and musicality. She creates a friendly, inviting atmosphere for learning and always looks for active feedback from students. Join her for class on Fridays!
Luz studied contemporary dance and Music therapy in addition to tango. She began dancing tango at Studio Dinzel in Buenos Aires, where she was able to incorporate these two disciplines. In 2011, she moved to the Bay Area and began teaching tango with various partners at la Pista SF, Studio 1924 and Alma del tango Studio.
Luz is a heart and soul tango dancer, and her dance communicates her strength and knowledge of music. In her classes, students are encouraged to explore tango and dance techniques, connection and musicality. She creates a friendly, inviting atmosphere for learning and always looks for active feedback from students. Join her for class on Fridays!
Questions about the class? Feel free to call us at (510) 235-2949
