Social Street
Two studios and a hall
Studio A is the big room, and Studio B is the smaller one.
Both studios have wooden floors, tall windows and a sound system. Kids' and teens' classes are in Studio A, and some adult classes are in Studio B. Dancers hang their bags on hooks in the hall.
Studio A: the big floor, for bachata nights and the showcase rehearsals
Studio B: a smaller room for adult classes
Parking behind the building
The hall
The hall by the front door is where the parents of the youngest dancers wait, on a bench with a window onto Studio A. On bachata nights it is where friends meet before the lesson.
Checks and class size
Adults to children
- 1 adult to 6 childrenAges 5 to 8 · Class size: 12
- 1 adult to 8 childrenAges 9 to 12 · Class size: 16
- 1 adult to 10 childrenAges 13 to 17 · Class size: 20
Ages 5 to 17
Staff checks and training
- Background checks
- CPR and first aid
Safety routines
Parents of dancers ages 5 to 8
A parent or guardian stays in the building for the first weeks of a kids' class, and the teacher hands each child to a named grown-up at the door.
Partners
Partners change every few minutes. Anyone may dance alone, with a friend or with a family member, and may sit out a song.
Telling us things
Tell us about an injury or anything else we should know before the first class. We ask privately once you register, never on the website form.
Sample details.
Come and see it
Book a class, and have a look around both studios at the door.