Rumba is a slower Latin American dance that requires controlled and deliberate leg, body and arm actions. Learning the correct way to dance rumba is also a great foundation for other Latin dances and any of the Rumba sequence dances. Rumba is an essential dance for medal examinations or competitions. You will also find it is the most commonly played Latin dance at the Blackpool tower ballroom socials, Chorley town hall, or any large social dance events north west.

The rumba workshops at our dance school will provide unmatched tuition, coaching and practice than elsewhere in the area. From your Alemanas to spirals, you will learn the many levels of basic actions, interesting steps and routines to give you a greater understanding of this dance style. Don’t wait to pre-book, claim your place at the Rumba workshop now because you will gain a new love and obsession to dance with passion this amazing dance.

There is always a fun and friendly atmosphere. A mixture of couples and single dancers attend without partners (leaders and followers). We carefully balance the number of followers and leaders and bring dance assistants to the workshop.  Everyone who attends will have the choice of many people to dance with.

Pre-booking is only available 2 or more days before the event on this website or by contacting a teacher directly. This workshop will have strictly limited spaces due to high demand. Pre-booking will entitle you to a guaranteed place in the workshop with a discount over the pay on door admission.
Please don’t forget to recommend this workshop to your family and friends and Pre-book now! This will ensure you get a discount on the pay on the door price.

Pre-booking online (early bird discount)- £12pp
(Online booking only available 2+ days before event date)
or
On the door in cash – £15pp

Please carefully select the pre-booking options below:
Fixed couple tickets will mean not changing partners within the session, staying with the same fixed partner
Separate leader or follower tickets will mean dancing and changing partners with others in the session