Learn Cuban Salsa (Casino) in Geelong
Weekly classes for all levels at Christ Church Hall, Geelong
Classes resume 14th January 2026
Ever wanted to dance Salsa? In Cuba, the style known globally as "Salsa" is called Casino — a dynamic, social dance rooted in Afro-Cuban rhythms and danced to son cubano. It’s expressive, circular, and full of joy. Whether you’re stepping onto the dance floor for the first time or looking to refine your moves, our weekly Wednesday classes in central Geelong are the perfect place to start.
Weekly Class Schedule
When: Every Wednesday
Where:
Christ Church Hall, 265 Moorabool Street, Geelong, VIC 3220 View on MapEntry via Little Myers Street (big red doors)
| Time | Class Level |
|---|---|
| 6:35 – 7:25 pm | Beginners & First Timers |
| 7:35 – 8:25 pm | Improvers |
| 8:35 – 9:25 pm | Intermediate |
Pricing Options
Choose between casual drop-in classes or commit to a 4-week membership to unlock savings and steady progress.
Casual Attendance
- Any 1 class
- $20
- Any 2 classes
- $30
- All 3 classes
- $35
4-Week Course Membership
- 1 class/week
- $55
- 2 classes/week
- $85
- All 3 classes/week
- $100 Save up to 30% — designed to reward consistency.
Payment Methods
- Cash
- Card (+1.94% surcharge)
Upcoming 4-Week Course Start Dates (2026)
New 4-week blocks begin on the following Thursdays:
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Frequently Asked Questions
- When can I start?
- We recommend new dancers join in week 1 or 2 of any four-week block to build a solid foundation. Weeks 3 and 4 introduce more complex moves but remain accessible to quick learners. Experienced dancers are welcome to jump in at any point.
- What should I expect?
- Beginners cover foundational timing and footwork, then partner sequences. Each lesson includes social practice time. Higher levels may include Rueda de Casino.
- What is Rueda de Casino?
- A Cuban round dance led by a caller, where couples perform moves in unison and switch partners. Fast, social, and fun.
- Do I need a partner?
- No. We rotate pairs throughout class for an inclusive, social vibe. You can bring your own partner if you like but we encourage you to also change partners as it aids learning. If ultimately you decide to dance exclusively together you can. It is only during Rueda de Casino that switching partners essential.
- What should I wear?
- Comfortable attire and everyday street shoes are fine. Smooth-soled dance shoes are welcome but can be slippery; grippy trainers can hinder turns. Bring water. The hall is climate-controlled.
- Where do I park?
- Free parking is available in the lot opposite the hall on Little Myers Street. Enter via the big red doors on Little Myers Street from 6:20 pm.