Group Movement
Salsa & Social Series
A Weekly Social Rhythm Experience
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Sundays, January 11 – March 2
4:00–5:00 PM
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It’s about enjoying yourself with other people.
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Group Movement — Salsa & Social Series is a weekly social rhythm experience for people who want to move, connect, and feel more comfortable in their body without doing it alone.
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If you’ve been craving something social that isn’t just “going out,” this is that middle ground.
​Move, connect, and enjoy rhythm with others.
No experience. No partner. No pressure.
Why this exists
A lot of people want to try salsa or rhythm-based movement…
but don’t want:
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a high-pressure dance class
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to practice alone at home
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to feel watched or judged
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or to commit to something intense
This series was designed to be social-first.
You move together.
You learn together.
You enjoy the experience together.
What it actually feels like
Picture this:
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You walk into a room with music already playing
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You’re learning simple rhythm patterns with others
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There’s laughter. There’s movement. There’s ease.
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You leave feeling lighter, more confident, and glad you came
That’s the goal.
Not perfection.
Not performance.
Just rhythm, connection, and a good hour in your body.
What we’ll focus on
The series is anchored in salsa fundamentals, using rhythm-based movement to build:
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coordination
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body awareness
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confidence moving with others
Depending on the group, we may explore other rhythm-based styles, but salsa is the foundation.
No experience required.
No partner needed.
Who this is for
This is a great fit if:
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you want a social way to learn rhythm or salsa
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you don’t enjoy learning or practicing alone
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you want something more engaging than a typical night out
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you prefer a relaxed, welcoming environment
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you’re curious about movement but don’t identify as a “dancer”
All levels welcome.
How the series works
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Weekly sessions on Sundays
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60 minutes each
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Runs for 8 weeks
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Designed as a progression, but drop-ins are welcome if space allows
Consistency helps, but pressure isn’t the point.