Queer Tango - 2025 Lessons
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Weekly Queer Tango/Open Role lesson - We are an LGBT friendly, and run, group but are open to anyone wanting to learn the Tango.
Beginners @ 5.30pm
Improvers @ 6.15pm
Practica @ 7pm until 7.30pm
Improvers are always welcome to join in with the beginners and beginners are welcome to stay for the practica.
Cost is £8, please contact me via messaging or speak to me on the night for low income concessions.
Payment by Cash or Card
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The Beechwood Club is situated in Fishponds on Beechwood road behind the Old Post Office.
There is a free car park next door to the club and Fishponds is well served by the numbers 17, 48 (and 48A), 49 (and X49) and 5 buses. Additionally the Bristol/Bath cycle path runs just behind the location. There is also an e-scooter parking zone at the end of beechwood road a minutes walk from the club.
Tango requires a halfway house between a slippy and a grippy shoe sole. Rubber soled trainers won't work and you will hurt yourself!
The simplest solution if you do not have dance shoes is to pull an old pair or socks over the outside of a relatively smooth soled shoe - This works very well and I always have pairs of socks on hand for people to use for this purpose.
Alternatively you can dance without shoes and just wear socks.
Beginners @ 5.30pm
Improvers @ 6.15pm
Practica @ 7pm until 7.30pm
Improvers are always welcome to join in with the beginners and beginners are welcome to stay for the practica.
Cost is £8, please contact me via messaging or speak to me on the night for low income concessions.
Payment by Cash or Card
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The Beechwood Club is situated in Fishponds on Beechwood road behind the Old Post Office.
There is a free car park next door to the club and Fishponds is well served by the numbers 17, 48 (and 48A), 49 (and X49) and 5 buses. Additionally the Bristol/Bath cycle path runs just behind the location. There is also an e-scooter parking zone at the end of beechwood road a minutes walk from the club.
Tango requires a halfway house between a slippy and a grippy shoe sole. Rubber soled trainers won't work and you will hurt yourself!
The simplest solution if you do not have dance shoes is to pull an old pair or socks over the outside of a relatively smooth soled shoe - This works very well and I always have pairs of socks on hand for people to use for this purpose.
Alternatively you can dance without shoes and just wear socks.
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