Tango can feel intimidating, but TriANGulO's free intro strips it down to first steps in a casual setting above one of the city's liveliest food markets. After the lesson, the floor turns into a milonga where beginners can watch or try what they just learned alongside experienced dancers. If you have been curious about tango, this is a low-stakes Sunday way in.
What to expect
Expect a beginner-friendly lesson followed by social dancing to tango music on the mezzanine above the market. Newcomers can dance or simply watch the experienced dancers at the milonga. Market vendors downstairs make it easy to grab a snack before or after the class.
Good to know
- Free, with donations welcome
- Wear shoes with smooth soles that can pivot
- Beginners are the intended audience for the intro
- The Delancey Street–Essex Street station is right outside
- Stay for the milonga to watch experienced dancers
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Common questions
Is Intro to Tango for beginners?
Yes. TriANGulO describes it as an intro class, followed by a milonga.
What is a milonga?
A tango dance party; TriANGulO hosts one after the intro class.
