Timba Heat Dance
Berkeley

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A few quick guides to help you feel comfortable before your first class.
Salsa Dance: Complete Overview & Guide
Explore salsa styles, history, music, basic steps, and how to start dancing.
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Salsa Steps Guide
Start with the timing, basic step, and a few beginner-friendly patterns.
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Salsa vs Bachata
Understand the key differences between salsa and bachata—and which one might suit you best.
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Salsa Dance: Complete Overview & Guide
Explore salsa styles, history, music, basic steps, and how to start dancing.
Read the guide
Salsa Steps Guide
Start with the timing, basic step, and a few beginner-friendly patterns.
Read the guide
Salsa vs Bachata
Understand the key differences between salsa and bachata—and which one might suit you best.
Read the guide
Best Shoes for Salsa Dancing
Learn what works, what to avoid, and when dance shoes are worth it.
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The Different Styles of Salsa Dancing
Understand the main salsa styles and what you may see on a class schedule.
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The SF Bay Area has 408 upcoming salsa & bachata classes in the next 30 days.
Yes, there are 8 classes happening today in the SF Bay Area.
Yes, there are 18 free dance classes in the next 30 days.
Usually not. Partners rotate in most classes, but check the event details.
Wear comfortable clothes you can move in, and secure shoes without sticky bottoms. See our dance shoe guide for more details.