Address: The St Marylebone School, 64 Marylebone High Street, London, W1U 5BA

Closest Stations:

• Baker Street Station
• Marylebone Station
• Regents Park Station

Please note: The studio for Thursday’s session is located on the lower ground floor and is accessible by stairs only. Entry to the building is permitted no earlier than 15 minutes before the class start time.

The school is located behind the beautiful Marylebone Parish Church. Upon entering the school gates, walk across the open-air quad and take the stairwell on the left. At the bottom of the stairs, you’ll find the studio next to the basketball quad.

All class information including explanation & videos of levels is listed on the website. If you are still unsure after looking through this, reach out to us on the live chat, or alternatively speak to one of the instructors on arrival at the studio and we can help put you into an appropriately leveled class.

Drop-in classes: Suited for those who need a little more flex in their schedule...a single purchase class, on date of your choice, on a PAYG basis. 

Monthly courses: Suited for those looking for progression week on week. Valid for regular weekly classes within the current calendar month. Courses run on months cycles with new combo/technique drills every two weeks.  All cycles run from the first  Monday and Thursday of every month, unless indicated otherwise. Where there is a month with 5 weeks, you will get a bonus week of classes.

Workshops: These classes are bespoke (with a duration as indicated on the event link)  and offer a deeper dive into a particular subject matter advertised. They do not run consistently and are indicated on our events calendar in blue or directly linked on the specific class page. A single purchase class, on dates advertised, on a PAYG basis. No membership registration required.

In the beginning we recommend at least twice a week. But where the real growth comes is practicing your moves that you learn on the social dance floor.

Your salsa teacher will advise you when they think it’s time for you to move to the next level, otherwise it’s safe to assume it’s best to repeat that level again. Foundations are everything and so often even the most advanced dancers are still seen in foundation classes polishing their technique.