6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Swing
Nasia Foreman · Main floor
Social dance for adults
A night out with a class in it
Swing, salsa and bachata on weeknights, taught in the order a first night needs. Then the floor opens for the social. No partner and no experience needed: we change partners, and nobody dances alone.
The week
Find a class by style and level
Swing, salsa and bachata on weeknights, and a social on Friday and Saturday.
Fall session
Showing 12 of 12
MondayMon
7:45 pm – 8:45 pm
Swing
Nasia Foreman · Main floor
TuesdayTue
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Salsa
Alejo Arango · Main floor
7:45 pm – 8:45 pm
Salsa
Alejo Arango · Main floor
WednesdayWed
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Bachata
Main floor
7:45 pm – 8:45 pm
Bachata
Alejo Arango · Main floor
ThursdayThu
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Swing
Main floor
7:45 pm – 8:45 pm
Salsa
Alejo Arango · Main floor
FridayFri
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Salsa
Main floor
8:00 pm – 10:30 pm
Friday social
Main floor
SaturdaySat
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Swing
Main floor
8:00 pm – 10:30 pm
Saturday social
Main floor
Nothing matches that filter.
Sample classes.
Classes run an hour, with up to 24 dancers. Times shift a little each session; the registration page has this week's.
Passes
Pick the pass that fits your week
Every pass covers the class and the social that follows it. How each one works is set out below, and the figures are on our registration page.
Drop-in pass
One night: a class and the social after it. The easiest way to try us.
- Any class on that night's schedule
- The social that follows the class
- Partner changes, so you don't need a partner
- Good for a first night
- Term:
- One night
- Cancellation:
- Move it to another night until the afternoon of the class
- Refunds:
- A missed night moves to another night; it isn't returned
Class card
A set number of nights to use across a session, in any style and at any level.
- Any class and any social, until the card is used
- Swing, salsa and bachata on one card
- Pause it for a week away
- Term:
- One session of eight weeks
- Cancellation:
- Pause for a week by telling the front desk beforehand
- Refunds:
- Unused nights carry to the next session once
Monthly pass
Any class and every social, month to month, for people who come most weeks.
- Any class on the schedule
- Both weekend socials
- Month-to-month, no long commitment
- Autopay if you want it
- Term:
- Month to month
- Cancellation:
- Cancel before the next month starts
- Refunds:
- A month in progress runs to its last night
Your first night
What a night looks like
Five steps, so there are no surprises at the door.
- 01
Step 1: Book a class
Choose a first-night or beginner class from the schedule and book it on our registration page. Come on your own or with a friend.
- 02
Step 2: Arrive a little early
Check in at the front desk, put your bag in a cubby and change your shoes. A smooth sole slides well, and clean sneakers are fine.
- 03
Step 3: Take the class
An hour with one teacher: a warm-up, one basic step and a short combination. We change partners every few minutes, so nobody needs to bring one.
- 04
Step 4: Stay for the social
After class the floor opens to everyone with a pass. Dance with whoever is near, sit one out and watch, or go home; it's your night.
- 05
Step 5: Decide what's next
Before you leave, tell the front desk how it went. We'll help you pick a pass, or you can come back for another drop-in.
On the floor
Nights at Soiree
Sample photos.
Teachers
Who you'll dance with
Six teachers share the week. Nasia and Alejo lead the classes you'll see here most, and one of them is on the floor at every social.
Nasia Foreman
Owner and swing teacher
Nasia opened Soiree for people who wanted a weeknight with music in it. She teaches the swing classes, hosts the Friday and Saturday socials, and still asks every new dancer how their first night went.
Alejo Arango
Salsa and bachata teacher
Alejo teaches the salsa and bachata classes and runs the partner changes. He teaches the count first, on your own, so the steps feel easy by the time you take a partner.
Questions people ask
How do I try a class?
Book a first-night or beginner class on our registration page, come a little early and check in at the front desk. You can come alone: we change partners through the class.
Do I need a partner?
No. Partners change every few minutes, so you dance with many people and never wait for one. Come on your own, with a friend or with your partner; all three work.
Which class is right for me?
If you've never danced, choose first night or beginner in the style that sounds like fun. If you're not sure, swing is an easy way in. Tell the teacher you're new and they'll look after you.
What should I wear?
Clothes you can move in and wouldn't mind being a little warm in. Shoes with a smooth sole slide well, and clean sneakers are fine for the first nights. Bring a water bottle.
What is a level, and how do I move up?
First night is for people who have never danced. Beginner builds the basics, improver adds turns and longer combinations, and all levels mixes everyone. Your teacher tells you when the next level fits; there is no test and no rush.
What does a pass include?
Every pass covers a class and the social after it. A drop-in is one night, a class card is a set number of nights across a session, and a monthly pass covers every class and both weekend socials.