Discover the passion and rhythm of Argentine tango by joining our beginner classes! You'll learn the fundamentals of this captivating dance, from basic steps to elegant movements, in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Tuesdays at Baker Building
5511 N Albina Avenue
Portland, OR 97217
Fall Series: 10/28/25 through end of year
7-8 PM 45 min Beginner Class, 15 min practica - Max 24 attendees (pre-registration encouraged,
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8-9 PM 45 min Beyond Beginner (3 months experience recommended), 15 min practica
Recommended Pricing:
$20 Drop In
$150 for 10 Class Pass (expires 6 months)
$85 for 5 Class Pass (expires 3 months)
Sliding scale available $0-15/class. No one will be turned away.
Use code word: "Abrazo" or "Embrace" if you don't want to say $0 at the door.
PayPal:
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Venmo: TangoNexus
Tango Immersion Package - SAVE 27%
4 Group Classes
2 Private Classes (1 hr each)
2 Practicas (Q Tango and/or Community)
1 Milonga (Q Tango and/or Community)
Value: $300 package for $220
Why Q Tango?
“Q Tango” was created as a LGBTQIA+ specific space that welcomes dancers of all sexual orientations and gender identities, as well as allies. Unlike traditional tango, which often follows a set pattern of lead and follow roles typically defined by gender, queer tango encourages flexibility in these roles, allowing anyone to lead or follow regardless of their gender. It’s is our hope to foster a more diverse and accepting dance community, celebrating individual expression and connection beyond traditional norms.
Another fun deviation from traditional tango is that Q Tango will lean more towards alternative music rather than traditional music. It will lean more 60/40 alt/traditional during classes. We will explore the concept of classic tango techniques and expanding that to modern day music like blues, classical, electronic, etc.
Accessibility:
Unfortunately, the Baker Building is not wheelchair accessible — there’s a flight of stairs at the entrance. We sincerely apologize for this limitation and hope to one day find a location that’s accessible to everyone.
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