Salsa in République: The Epicenter for Dance Enthusiasts
Where to dance salsa in République? Discover the best nights in the 10th and 11th: dance studios, Latin bars and events on the square.
Agenda for Friday, 9 October 2026
Tonight, one date on the agenda; 11 this week and 40 over the next thirty days, each with its time, venue and price.
See this week's agendaParty salsa, salsa portoricaine, bachata, kizomba
Bateau Concorde Atlantique, 75007 Paris
Party salsa cubaine, salsa portoricaine, bachata, kizomba, salsa
Balajo, 75011 Paris
Party bachata
Club Vendôme, 75002 Paris
Party salsa cubaine, salsa
Le Comptoir Général, 75010 Paris
22:15 – 23:15 Niveau 1
École des Danses Latines Tropicales — Salle orange
22:15 – 23:15 Niveau 1+
École des Danses Latines Tropicales — Salle bleue
22:15 – 23:15 Niveau 1
École des Danses Latines Tropicales — Salle safran
12:00 – 13:00 Tous niveaux
École des Danses Latines Tropicales — Salle orange
14:00 – 16:00
École des Danses Latines Tropicales
14:00 – 16:00
École des Danses Latines Tropicales
12:00 – 14:00
École des Danses Latines Tropicales
14:00 – 16:00
École des Danses Latines Tropicales
Where to dance salsa in République? Discover the best nights in the 10th and 11th: dance studios, Latin bars and events on the square.
Where to dance salsa in Châtelet and Les Halles? Discover the best spots: Movida, Guinness Tavern (SBK nights) and the collectives of central Paris.
Where to dance salsa in Bastille? Discover the legendary clubs of the Rue de Lappe: Balajo, Barrio Latino and more. Full calendar of salsa nights in Paris 11.
Booking is done directly on the event page via the 'Book' button. You'll be redirected to the organiser's official ticketing service (Weezevent, Billetweb, or their own site) to pay securely.
DanceSpot offers events for all levels! Each workshop or class listing specifies the expected level (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, All levels). If in doubt, don't hesitate to contact the organising school.
No, it's usually not required. Most social dance classes and parties (Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba) encourage rotating partners for learning and friendliness. It's a great way to meet people!
Go for comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movements. For shoes, avoid soles that grip too much (like raw rubber) to protect your knees during turns. Dedicated dance shoes are recommended for regular practice.
Each organiser sets their own cancellation terms. They are usually stated on the ticketing page at purchase. If the organiser cancels the event, a refund is the norm.
We mainly list Latin and tropical dances: Salsa (Cuban and Puerto Rican), Bachata (Dominican, Sensual, Fusion), Kizomba, Semba, and Urban Kiz. You'll sometimes also find Brazilian Zouk or West Coast Swing.
It depends on the venue and time. Daytime or school classes are often open to teenagers. However, nights in clubs or bars serving alcohol are usually restricted to adults. Always check the details on the event page.
DanceSpot is a listing platform. On-site payment depends on the organiser. Many accept cash at the door, but some very popular events require online pre-sale to guarantee entry.
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