Discover Salsa, Bachata and Latin dance through accessible community workshops presented by the Canadian Salsa Dance Corporation. Programs are designed to introduce more people to Latin dance culture in a welcoming, educational environment.
CSDC uses free and accessible dance programming to help more people experience Latin dance, its music, its history and its community. These workshops are part of our broader nonprofit mission to preserve, promote and evolve Latin dance culture through education and public participation.
You do not need to be an experienced dancer to participate in beginner-friendly community programming.
Many community workshops are designed for people with little or no previous dance experience.
Learn more than steps. CSDC programming connects movement with the music, traditions and cultural roots behind the dances.
Meet other participants in an inclusive environment built around learning, connection and shared cultural experiences.
Workshops are led by experienced instructors and artists connected to CSDC programming and events.
Free offerings are created to reduce barriers and introduce Latin dance to wider audiences.
Locations, styles, dates and formats change throughout the year, so current workshop listings should always be checked before attending.
Depending on the program, CSDC workshops may introduce participants to Salsa, Bachata and other Latin dance traditions. Some initiatives focus on beginner participation, while others may include cultural demonstrations, music education, public performances or special guest instructors.
Free community workshops are intended to make Latin dance more approachable. Depending on the specific workshop, participants may include complete beginners, families, students, adults discovering dance for the first time, existing dancers and members of the wider Montreal community.
Start with an accessible introduction and learn at a comfortable pace.
Experience the connection between music, movement, history and community.
Meet people through an active cultural experience rather than simply watching from the sidelines.
When a workshop is listed by CSDC as a free community workshop, there is no workshop fee. Some programs may require advance registration because space is limited.
Requirements can vary by program. Check the specific workshop listing for participation details before attending.
Many CSDC community workshops are beginner-friendly. The individual workshop description will indicate if a specific experience level is required.
CSDC programming can take place at different Montreal venues and community locations. Current registration information will include the exact location.
Use the registration link below to view the current Free Community Workshops page, where upcoming opportunities are posted as they are confirmed.
See current free community workshop opportunities and registration information from the Canadian Salsa Dance Corporation.
Canadian Salsa Dance corp. is a Canadian Registered Non-profit Organization with Corporation no. 401978-4
All Donations are exempted From Tax
Address:
1222 Peel, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Postal code: H3B 2T6
