Enter into the spirit of Thanksgiving this fall by joining us for beginner-friendly Waltz and Tango classes at the Oshman Family JCC, starting October 20th, in partnership with the MIT Club of Northern California.
Classes run from October 20th to November 24th at the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto. Whether you're a beginner or looking to advance, instructors Karn Verma, Rachel Grant, Maria Herrero, and Mila Salazar will guide you through dynamic and engaging sessions. Karn & Rachel are Stanford Alums as well. .
Cross Step Waltz
Cross Step Waltz, derived from Waltz, a dance older than tango, traces its roots to the elegant French Valse Boston of the 1920s. Revived by Stanford dance professor Richard Powers in 1995, it blends the grace of traditional waltz with foxtrot-inspired cross-steps, offering dancers more space to enter a flow state with its slower tempos and sweeping, fluid movements. Now beloved worldwide, this timeless style invites endless creativity while maintaining a relaxed elegance. Whether at social gatherings or in the open air, Cross Step Waltz connects dancers through its beauty and allows them to fully immerse in the joy of movement.
Explore Cross Step Waltz here: https://www.feelingflow.org/cross-step-waltz
Beginner Tango Lessons
Join us for Beginner Tango Lessons with Tango Foundations I and II—perfect for new dancers or those looking to build a strong foundation. And while you're at it, why not learn both Waltz and Tango? With combined pricing, you can take all three classes for as little as $11 per lesson! Classes are held at the Oshman Family JCC, on Sundays starting Oct 20th, where you can enjoy the beautiful campus and grab a bite at the cafeteria.
Explore Tango & Waltz combined Program:https://www.feelingflow.org/dance-lessons
Classes run from October 20th to November 24th at the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto. Whether you're a beginner or looking to advance, instructors Karn Verma, Rachel Grant, Maria Herrero, and Mila Salazar will guide you through dynamic and engaging sessions. Karn & Rachel are Stanford Alums as well. .
Cross Step Waltz
Cross Step Waltz, derived from Waltz, a dance older than tango, traces its roots to the elegant French Valse Boston of the 1920s. Revived by Stanford dance professor Richard Powers in 1995, it blends the grace of traditional waltz with foxtrot-inspired cross-steps, offering dancers more space to enter a flow state with its slower tempos and sweeping, fluid movements. Now beloved worldwide, this timeless style invites endless creativity while maintaining a relaxed elegance. Whether at social gatherings or in the open air, Cross Step Waltz connects dancers through its beauty and allows them to fully immerse in the joy of movement.
Explore Cross Step Waltz here: https://www.feelingflow.org/cross-step-waltz
Beginner Tango Lessons
Join us for Beginner Tango Lessons with Tango Foundations I and II—perfect for new dancers or those looking to build a strong foundation. And while you're at it, why not learn both Waltz and Tango? With combined pricing, you can take all three classes for as little as $11 per lesson! Classes are held at the Oshman Family JCC, on Sundays starting Oct 20th, where you can enjoy the beautiful campus and grab a bite at the cafeteria.
Explore Tango & Waltz combined Program:https://www.feelingflow.org/dance-lessons