185 Green St
Cambridge, MA 02139
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185 Green St
Cambridge, MA 02139
Cool, classy parties where friends meet, mingle and DANCE! The Havana Club Ballroom is the place to be every Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday night to join a warm, welcoming community of social dancers. Please note that Mondays and Tuesdays are 18+, and are strictly no alcohol, and that Fridays and Saturdays are strictly 21+, with a full bar. Conveniently located between Harvard and MIT, our parties offer a fun, healthy way to spend an evening - and our community offers an engaging, healthy lifestyle. Also please note that the parties have a zero tolerance policy toward bad behavior.
We are excited to bring you a fun and exciting way to bring health and wellness to your life! Through dance, you can open your eyes to movement within your body that you didn't know existed! And most importantly, it is FUN and is for EVERYONE! Whether you have never stepped foot in a gym, or a dance class, if you can move, you can do this! We specialize in Zumba Fitness classes, as well as Zumba Gold (for Seniors), Zumba Kids, Zumba Toning and Zumba Sentao. We offer specialty classes and workshops that we will promote on a monthly basis open to all members and community goers.
Tuesdays @ 6:30 PM - Zumba® with Shakira Saturdsays @ 9:45 AM - BollyX with Andrea Saturdays @ 11 AM - Zumba® with Jess Perkins $14 per class 10-Class Card $120 (save $2 per class)
Welcome to the Dancing Fools! We are a west coast swing venue that hosts weekly lessons and social dances at the Cambridge Masonic Hall (1950 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138). West coast swing is a smooth, grounded style of swing dancing that can be danced to pop, blues, R&B, and a variety of other genres. We offer lessons for every level of dance experience; everyone is welcome to come learn! Our weekly dance: Wednesday night Cambridge Masonic Hall 1950 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02138 Lessons 8PM-9PM Social dancing 9PM-12AM $5 for students $10 for all others Love, light, & dance power!
DANCE SATURDAY RETURNS TO RYLES!!!! Join us on the First Saturday of every month at Ryles for the best dance night in Boston! If you are just getting started or have been dancing for years, this is THE place to be for the hottest dancing around! Latin, Salsa, Swing, Tango, Hustle, West Coast Swing, Ballroom, and more all under one roof. - Beginner, and Advanced lessons start at 9:30pm. - Special Guest Performances! - Dancing goes until 2:00am! - Admission is always just $15! Located at 212 Hampshire St. in Cambridge, MA. Free Parking. Hope to see you out on the dance floor!
Noche Latina Dance Company is a Salsa Dance Company based in the greater Boston area. We share a passion for dancing and teaching salsa and strive to create a fun environment where dancers of diverse backgrounds can celebrate the joy of dance together, creating cultural harmony on the dance floor. This group is intended for you - students and supporters to meet and share information and allows us to keep you informed of upcoming events and performances. * * * * * SALSA DANCING ORIGINS * * * * * Salsa movements originate from the Cuban Son dancing of the 1920s, and more specifically through the beat of Son Montuno with strong influences from the dance of Danzon, Mambo, Guaguanco and other Afro-Cuban folkloric dancing. Today's Salsa dancing is a rich blend of Latin-American and Western influences. Other dance styles that have influenced today's Salsa include Western and Ballroom dancing. Salsa traces a 90-year history in which there are numerous evolutionary paths, sometimes split due to political and social influences. As a result, today there are various distinct styles of Salsa dancing, namely Cuban ("Casino"), New York Style ("Mambo on 2"), Los Angeles Style ("On 1"), Colombian Salsa ("Cali-Style") and Miami-Style Salsa. Salsa is typically a partner dance, although there are recognized solo forms, pole dancing (suelta) and Rueda de Casino, where groups of couples exchange partners in a circle. Salsa can be improvised or performed with a set routine, choreography and freestyle. * * * * * BASIC MOVEMENTS * * * * * There are a few basic steps of Salsa. The most common is the three weight changes (or steps) in each four-beat measure. The beat on which one does not step might contain a tap or kick, or weight transfer may simply continue with the actual step not occurring until the next beat. The option chosen depends upon individual choice and upon the specific style being danced. One of the steps is called a "break," which involves a change in direction. Different styles of Salsa are often differentiated by the timing of the break step (On Beat "Downbreak on 1" or Off Beat "Up beat on 2"). After 6 weight changes in 8 beats, the basic step cycle is complete. While dancing, the basic step can be modified significantly as part of the improvisation and stylings of the people dancing. In many styles of Salsa dancing, as a dancer changes weight by stepping, the upper body remains level and nearly unaffected by the weight changes. Caught in the middle are the hips which end up moving quite a bit —- famously known as the "Cuban hip movement." Perhaps ironically, the Cuban Casino style of Salsa dancing actually has significant amounts of movement above the waist, with up-and-down shoulder movements and shifting of the ribcage. The arms are used by the "lead" dancer, to communicate or signal the "follower," either in "open " or "closed" position. The open position requires the two dancers to hold one or both hands, especially for moves that involve turns, putting arms behind the back, or moving around each other, to name a few examples. In the closed position, the leader puts the right hand on the follower's back, while the follower puts the left hand on the leader's shoulder. In some North American styles, the dancers remain in a slot or line(switching places), while in some Latin American styles the dancers circle around each other sometimes in 3 points. Additionally, in the original Latin America form, the forward/backward motion of Salsa is done in diagonal or sideways with the 3-step weight change intact.
We are a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Hellenic culture in New England. Join us for weekly classes and watch us in performance at local venues, and feel free to use this page to share videos, photos and information about Greek dance and Hellenic culture with our community of fans. Our weekly classes are open to all levels, from complete beginner to experienced, and run year-round on a rolling basis. Drop-ins are welcome. A $5 donation is requested for each class; annual membership is $25. For information about the performing ensemble, please contact us via message or email.
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Tech Squares is the square and round dance club of MIT, founded in 1967. Tech Squares dances modern Western square dancing to a professional caller (Ted Lizotte), and round dancing to a professional cuer (Phil Gatchell). We dance the Plus program, with two squares alternating with two round dances. We meet every Tuesday 8-10:30pm and sponsor other events as well. Our dances are open to the public. We do not have a dress code, so please dress comfortably, knowing that you may be dancing at an accelerated pace! Tech Squares is a singles club. For the non-dancer, we offer a 13-week beginners' class in square dancing every term, starting in September and February.
The 2016 MIT Open Ballroom Dance Competition will be on April 16th & 17th, 2016. Mark your calendars!
Hands-on clinics and classroom-style workshops to help you improve your technique and performance this season. Training clinics and workshops offered at the 2012 Multisport World Conference and Expo give athletes an opportunity to get more in depth and hands-on instruction from the experts and certified coaches at the event. All clinics and workshops require registration and a fee to participate. The schedule of clinics and workshops at Multisport World Boston includes: Total Immersion Swim clinics (clinics times offered throughout the day) First-time Triathlete Workshop ChiRunning Level I and II clinics (clinics times offered throughout the day) Follow us on Twitter @MultisportBOS
Bay State Fencers was founded in 2004 by L Stacy Eddy, as the first full service fencing school in the Boston metro area since the 1960's. We are committed to offering instruction in the Olympic sport of fencing and providing support for our competitors at multiple levels, from club based to the international level. Your first class is and has always been FREE, come give us a try.
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Class Schedule* Sunday 9:00-10:30am EMVY 11:00-12:30pm Foundations 4:00-5:30pm EMVY 6:00-7:15pm Vinyasa Monday 6:30-7:30am Sunrise 9:30-11:00am Vinyasa 1:00-2:15pm Vinyasa 4:30-5:45pm Bump Your Flow 6:00-7:30pm Core and Restore 7:45-9:00pm Community Class Tuesday 6:30-7:30am Sunrise 9-10:30am EMVY 12:00-1:00pm Community Class 4:30-5:30pm Power Flow 5:45-7:15pm New Edge: Im|Possible 7:30-8:45pm Just Yoga Wednesday 6:00-7:00am Sunrise 9:30-11:00am Vinyasa 4:00-5:30pm Vinyasa 5:45-7:15pm Vinyasa 7:30-9:00pm Foundations Thursday 6:30-7:30am Sunrise 9:00-10:30am Vinyasa 12:00-1:00pm Community Class 4:30-5:30pm Power Flow 5:45-7:15pm EMVY 7:30-8:45pm Just Yoga Friday 6:30-7:30am Sunrise 9:30-11am Vinyasa 12:00-1:15pm Momasana 4:00-5:30pm Be. the CHANGE, donation-based 6:00-7:00pm Open Flow Saturday 7:30-8:30am Power Flow 9:00-10:30am Vinyasa 11:00-12:30 Foundations 4:00-5:30pm EMVY *Subject to Change. Please visit http://beinunion.com for most up to date schedule and class descriptions.
United Divers Inc is the premier SDI (Scuba Diving International) facility and retail store in the Greater Boston Metro area, dedicated to providing training for all levels of recreational scuba diving, as well as supplying and servicing equipment, including equipment for Public Safety Divers. We teach our own classes year round, as well as courses at Harvard, MIT, and Northeastern University. Come dive with us among the whale sharks at the Georgia Aquarium on our annual trip! We do both drysuit and wetsuit repairs, and have regulator repair technicians for the following companies: Apex, AquaLung, Atomic, Oceanic, OTS, Poseidon, Sherwood, ScubaPro, Tusa, Zeagle. We are also drysuit dealers for DUI, USIA, and Viking.