Dominican Bachata Fridays!

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📍Location

  • Portland Dance Studio

    Central Eastside (SE)
    232 Southeast Oak Street
    Portland, OR, 97214
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Dominican Bachata Fridays!

When
Friday, Nov 13, 2026 · 7 PM to 9 PM+2 more dates
Where
Portland Dance StudioCentral Eastside (SE)232 Southeast Oak Street
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About this event

Musicality 7-8pm

Foundational Basics 8-9pm

These classes are for anyone-- In the Musicality class, we will go into depth about the sections of bachata music and how to listen for the changes and respond to them with your own individual interpretation. In this class we learn to dance with the music rather than on top of it.

In the Beginner Bachata class we will learn the fundamental basic steps, hip movement, frame, partnering and history of the dance. No partner or experience necessary.

Salsa + Bachata Practica every 2nd & 4th Friday @ 9pm

DROP IN: $15

4 class pack: $55

8 class pack: $105

sliding scale available $0-$20/class - no one turned away - venmo @ODS-27 + note which class you're taking + date of the class you're coming to.

Please let me know if you're coming! email > ourdancestudiopdx@proton.me // Instagram > @ourdancestudio_pdx

Gender-neutral bathrooms on site, not ADA accessible building; 10ish steps to get into the building, dim lighting in the studios, masks required during the last week of the month unless all in attendance consent to not masking.

Who are we?

Our Dance Studio began as a way to create a safer, more accessible dance space specifically for queer and neurodivergent folks. Allies always welcome. My name is a.b. and i am your dance teacher! I use they/them pronouns and always use gender neutral language when i teach. I make a point to ask pronouns and names at the beginning of class so that i and other students can address each other correctly. with that said, no one is required to share any information they are not comfortable with & no one is required to speak at all if they don't want to. The only rules in my class are to respect each other & focus on your own dancing. Students can dance in either role or switch lead and follow throughout their classes (which i encourage). As a teacher, i am very patient, encouraging, and do my best to adapt to many different learning styles. I am also ALWAYS open to feedback as i want to continually improve and make my classes fun, safer, and approachable.

📊Event Scores

Scale of productionModest: a bar, library or community-room program
Social loadModerate: some mixing, a group activity, a guided session

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