Book milonga passes

You can choose to come on Saturday, Sunday or both. Day passes include the two milongas on that day; no single milonga entry will be sold.

— couple registrations are available until the encuentro is full, so register as a couple whenever possible
— in order to aim for role balance, only 50 passes will be available to solo leaders, and 50 for solo followers. Once the number of pass is sold, you can register to be on waiting list, or register with someone as a couple if you find someone to accompany you to the encuentro.
— Please do NOT buy a leader if you are a solo follower and vice versa.
— By booking your pass, you agree to the ‘Important considerations’ below.

— All workshops and milongas are at Unity hall.

— HOW TO: Click on one of the passes options below to add it to your cart, and checkout using your preferred payment method. If you register as a couple, please ensure you arrive together as only the name of the person who booked and paid will be at the till. You will be given a wristband at reception, with the corresponding booking.

— PLEASE NOTE passes are non refundable.

Price: one day pass £35, £65 for both days


 
Passes Leader Follower Couple
2-day milonga pass: all milongas BOOK BOOK BOOK
Saturday milonga pass: Sat afternoon + evening milongas BOOK BOOK BOOK
Sunday milonga pass: Sun afternoon + evening milongas BOOK BOOK BOOK

Book the 2-day milonga pass (all milongas):

LEADER
FOLLOWER
COUPLE

Book the Saturday milonga pass:

LEADER
FOLLOWER
COUPLE

Book the Sunday milonga pass:

LEADER
FOLLOWER
COUPLE

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS


 

Respect for all dancers

Make everyone feel comfortable:

— usage of cabeceo for invitations
— being courteous in all situations
— adapting to one’s partner level and style for a pleasant experience for both dancers
— same gender dancing and role swapping is welcome (no swapping in mid-tanda)

Respect for the floor

Make the milonga a great place to dance:

— respect for the line of dance and keeping the flow going
— clearing the floor during cortinas
— no movement that might endanger other dancers, such as high boleos or fast cruising across lanes
— during the tanda, the floor is only used for dancing (no crossing to get food, or greet someone, etc)

Our preferences

Not rules, but encouraged behaviour:

— A close, warm embrace – traditional tango
— Finish your tanda unless something major happened
— Invite new faces, not only your old pals
— Help us keep the milonga and drinks table tidy and avoid putting your cups on the floor
— Dress elegantly and appropriately for the milonga
— You understand that some photos might be taken and shared online