What's New?

• Providence Tango is now homeless; their landlord kicked them out and now they're scrambling to find a new home. See their webpage for more of the details.

  To be honest, I'm more concerned about the fact that I've had bad information on this website for the past month because I didn't know about this change. I've made it clear that mass-mailed email announcements get a low priority with me because I have so much other email to handle every day. The best way to get your information updated on this website is to send me email directed to *me* so that I'll pay attention to it. I honestly don't have the time to look through everyone's website to see if their information is different from what I already have. The venues need to get their information to me as soon as it's available.

  The people who attend certain events regularly will already know what the venue's status is. This website helps those who are new to dancing or aren't regular attendees. Those kinds of people rely on accurate information to decide what they want to do.

• If you want to send information to be included on this website, take a look at the formatting guidelines.

Classes in June

Workshops:

• May 25-26, 2013: Virginia Paldolfi. Hosted by The New England Tango Academy.
• June 1 & 8, 2013: Fabian Camardelli and Bettina Vainer. Hosted by the New England Tango Academy.

If you teach classes, hold workshops, play in a band, or hold dances, please read the list of frequently asked questions before you ask to have your information listed here.

Note: This website is updated fairly regularly; however schedules do change and plans can get changed or cancelled. Neither this website nor its webmaster is responsible for any errors, cancellations or changes in venue specifics, such as time or location. Always check with the dance promoter to confirm their information.