ClassesArgentinean tango is a stylish improvisation dance which appeals to all ages.

The Absolute Beginners classes are now closed - contact us to be added to the mailing list: contact@tangotipica.info.
We teach different levels at different times during the year. Our regular classes are in Glasgow's West End. We teach weekend workshops at other locations across the UK.
| Time of year | Level | Day and time | Type of class | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced – min. 2 years tango experience - contact us for more information: contact@tangotipica.info |
alternating Fridays, 7-8pm | series of 5 sessions | Glasgow West End | |
| January 2008 to April 2008 | Improvers (3–6 months dancing experience) |
Mondays | series of 10 sessions | Glasgow West End |
| April 2008 to July 2008 | Intermediate/Advanced (min. 1 year dancing experience) |
Mondays | series of 8 sessions | Glasgow West End |
| September 2008 to December 2008 | Absolute beginners - contact us to be added to the mailing list: contact@tangotipica.info (Tango: the thing for you?) |
Mondays, early group: 6:30-7:30 late group: 7:30-8:30 |
series of 10 sessions, includes free taster class | Glasgow West End |
We welcome people from all age groups – the authentic Argentinean tango does not involve any acrobatics. Note that you need to enroll with a dance partner.
Absolute beginners (free taster + 9 sessions): 45 pounds per person.
It takes two to tango. The essence of Argentinean tango is improvisation and the subtle art of leading and following. Unlike other dances, there are no set combinations or routines you can learn on your own.
We ask you to book with a dance partner. This ensures numbers of leaders and followers are balanced and no-one has to sit out.
Our classes are held in the West End, in Turnbull Hall, 13-15 Southpark Terrace, between Kelvinbridge Underground and Hillhead Underground. Note that this is not a drop-in class.
You think you're not the dancing type? So did we until we discovered the Argentinean tango. To dance the tango, you don't need that elusive 'natural sense of rhythm'.
Argentinean tango is a restrained, stylish improvisation dance – steps can be combined in endless variations.
You're warned, once you're dancing, it's a passion for life!
You don't need dancing shoes but bring a pair of shoes with smooth soles if you can (leather or other smooth material) [read more about dancing shoes]. It may be a good idea to bring also a bottle of water.