To pay by check, send us an email to talkatango@gmail.com indicating your full name and selection
Greensboro, NC
1901 Ashwood Ct Greensboro
- 1:00-2:30 PM ~ Intensive Workshop #2, Five Habits of Successful Leaders
- 3:00-4:30 PM ~ Intensive Workshop #3, Pretty Feet
- Break
- 9:00 PM-2:00 AM Milonga Monserrat Greensboro,
- Tango Dance Party. Dress: Smart Casual
- DJ Alicia Rico-Lazarowski
- BYOB
- Códigos Observed
- $60 Includes two workshops and Milonga. $15 Milonga only. (Sorry, no discounts)
Sunday, November 5, Fun Floorcraft
1901 Ashwood Ct Greensboro
- 2:00-3:30 PM ~ Intensive Workshop #4, Embracing Playful Improvisation
- 3:30-7:30 PM ~ “336” Practi-longa Casual Dance Party
- $30 Includes Workshop and Practi-longa
Monday, November 6
1901 Ashwood Ct Greensboro
- 7-8:30 PM ~ All-Levels class. Unlocking the Mystery and Passion of the Tango
- 8:30-10:30 PM ~ Practica
- FREE for all registered Triad Fall Semester Students. $15 All others.
FAQs ~
How can I contact the organizer?
You can reach Steve Hunt at TangoTriad@gmail.com (preferred) or text/cell 312-882-4996.
Who is Alicia Pons?
Alicia is a master professor of Argentine Tango and is one of the most sought-after instructors in the world. She teaches tango as it is danced in the crowded dance halls of downtown Buenos Aires. Her style emphasizes connection between partners, fluid movement and musicality.
How do I pay?
VISA/MC/Paypal payments accepted at PayPal.Me/TangoTriad/
Or, register by email at tangotriad@gmail.com and by cash or check at the door.
What is the refund and transfer policy?
Refunds will be issued ONLY if your pass can be transferred to a student on our waiting list.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No. Check-in at the door, and your name will be on our registration list.
Can I take a private lesson?
Yes. One-hour private lessons are $110 plus studio fees. Email tangotriad@gmail.com
How are you managing Gender-balance/Role-balance?
Due to our workshop methodology, gender/role balance is not an issue. Therefore, we have no limits to the numbers of leaders or followers who register.
What are the Códigos?
Save your high boleos, ganchos and flashy maneuvers for another venue. We keep the embrace close, the floor cozy, and maintain our lanes and line of dance. Here are our Codes of Etiquette:
- We dance with a warm, respectful and close embrace
- We invite women to dance via “Cabeceo” from a respectful distance
- We enter the dance floor, Leader-first, also using “Cabeceo”
- We follow the line of dance, in a counter-clockwise direction
- We do not zig-zag around the dance floor, nor do we obstruct the flow
- We try not to step against the line of dance, always moving forward
- We avoid hitting other dancers by keeping our feet near the floor
- We neither teach nor instruct nor correct on the dance floor
- We avoid dancing above our partner’s comfort level
- We always treat each other with great respect