Spring Workshop Series

Spring is the perfect time to try something new, revisit your foundations and spend a little extra time developing your dancing.

Our Spring Workshop Series brings together three special workshop dates across October, covering Forró, Soltinho and Brazilian Zouk, with Tarcisio, Juliana and Rafael.

Whether you are looking to strengthen your fundamentals, explore a new Brazilian dance style or spend dedicated time refining your technique and styling, there is something in the series for you.

Friday 9 October // Forró Fundamentals with Tarcisio

7:00pm to 8:00pm

An open-level workshop for anyone who has already done the basics of Forró.

Join Tarcisio for a focused session revisiting the foundations of Forró and building confidence for the social dance floor.

The workshop will be followed by a Samba, Bolero & Forró Social hosted by Tarcisio, giving you the chance to put what you have learned straight into practice.

Friday 23 October // Soltinho with Juliana & Rafael

Fun, playful and full of energy, Soltinho is a Brazilian social dance inspired by Swing, with quick footwork, turns and plenty of personality.

It can be danced to a wide variety of music, including plenty of songs you already know and love, making it a fun and versatile addition to your dance repertoire.

6:30pm // Soltinho Fundamentals
Open to anyone who has danced some Soltinho before and would like to revisit and strengthen their foundations.

7:30pm // Soltinho for Beginners
Open to anyone with some basic Latin Dance experience.

The workshops will be followed by our Monthly Mixed Brazilian Styles Social, featuring Samba, Bolero, Forró and Soltinho.

Saturday 24 October // Brazilian Zouk Followers Styling & Technique with Juliana

3:00pm to 4:30pm

Level 2 and above

This focused 90-minute workshop is designed especially for Brazilian Zouk followers who want to develop more confidence, control and expression in their dancing.

Juliana will explore styling and technique in a way that supports both the individual dancer and the partnership, with a focus on movement quality, body awareness, musicality and adding personal expression without losing connection or the flow of the dance.

It is a great opportunity to slow things down, work on the finer details and develop a styling approach that feels natural and uniquely yours.