Salsa Brighton Dance run a salsa event weekly on Sundays at Revolution Brighton featuring Giulieta, Funky & Guest as instructors and Aaron George & Guest as DJs. The atmosphere is very friendly and I always feel very welcome.
Venue: Revolution at 77 West Street, Brighton BN1 2RA
Parking: There’s plenty of free parking on single yellow lines in nearby side roads.
Times: Bachata & cubana lessons 8pm to 10pm then social dancing until 2am. For more information click on the facebook links below.
Entrance: £6 for 1 class, £10 for two with social dancing free (Students with ID £3/£5).
Format: The salsa room is downstairs from the ground floor and feels like a dungeon with a bar but there is plenty of room for dancing.
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Philip Wake is feeling excited. 28 July ·
Salsa Brighton Dance at Revolution Brighton for Salsa & Bachata Sundays
Looking forward to dancing with you in Brighton tonight in the dungeon around 10pm after the lessons with Giulieta Dance Instructor Brighton and her team!
Follow a link below for more information:
FACEBOOK EVENT: www.facebook.com/events/2319665831695208
MY BLOG LAST TIME: www.wake.co.uk/2019-07-14-salsa-funday-sunday-at-revolution…
MY SALSA CALENDAR: www.wake.co.uk/events
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Philip Wake Had a good time tonight even though the best dance of the night was my first with Giulieta! I had a load of dances with Joanna which were great fun and in perfect rhythm. I also had and some nice dances with Anna, Marie-Angelou and a few other lovely ladies. Paula from Columbia was interesting – although a total beginner she was able to follow my leads to dance the basics very well keeping good time with the music. She’ll be able to tell her mum very soon that’s she’s learned how to salsa! 😉
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Philip Wake On the way back to my car I bumped into a beautiful lady called Lorna who was on the way to a night club with her boyfriend. She was impressed with my shirt which I explained was Dashiki from Nigeria. I explained that I considered myself an honorary African ever since I married a beautiful lady from Botswana who was 30 years younger than me and liked to wear African shirts when I go out salsa dancing! Although we are divorced now I inherited her daughter who now regards me as her real dad as I regard her as my real daughter. We chatted for a while and said she thought I must be a very interesting person. We hugged and kissed lightly as I gave her my card and she said she would be in touch! 😉