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Each dancer needs their own account
If you are registering someone else, add them to your family account during sign-up. Passes cannot be shared between different students.
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Salsa in Utah • Salsa & Bachata schedule • Salt Lake City
Latin dance class schedule in Salt Lake City
View the full salsa and bachata class schedule for Salsa in Utah. Pre-registration is required, new students can join anytime, and you do not need a partner to get started. Use the live schedule below to find beginner classes, Level 1 classes, and current weekly options.
Most beginners start with an intro or beginner-friendly option first, then move into Level 1.
Level 1 usually takes about 10 classes to complete, and classes beyond beginner level require instructor approval.
Before you register
Important schedule and registration notes
This page is designed to answer the most common questions before you book a class, so you can register faster and choose the right starting point.
Beginners
Most new students begin with intro or Level 1
New students can join anytime, but the best fit is usually an intro class, beginner option, or Level 1 class that matches your current experience.
Leveling
Beyond beginner requires approval
Intermediate and higher-level classes require instructor approval so students are placed where they can learn well and keep the class experience strong.
Live schedule
Browse the full salsa and bachata class calendar
Use the live calendar below to see current class dates, times, and registration options. If you are brand new, start with a beginner-friendly class before moving into higher levels.
New students
What to do if you are brand new
This schedule page is the live calendar, but most new students do better when they start with the right entry point instead of guessing from the full list.
Step 1
Start with a beginner-friendly class
Choose a beginner salsa or bachata option first so you can learn timing, connection, and the basic structure of partner dancing.
Step 2
Pick a pricing plan that matches your pace
Some students just want to try one class, while others improve faster with a beginner package or more consistent weekly attendance.
Step 3
Add socials or private lessons
Latin socials help you practice what you learn in class, and private lessons help you progress faster when you want focused feedback.
Good first links for new students
Use the full schedule when you already know what class you want. If you are still deciding where to begin, start with salsa classes, bachata classes, pricing, or private lessons.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a partner to register for classes?
No. Most students start without a partner, and new students are welcome to join on their own.
Do I need to pre-register before coming?
Yes. Pre-registration is required for all classes in advance, so use the live calendar to reserve your spot before arriving.
Can I register someone else on my account?
Each attendee needs a separate account. If you are registering someone else, add them to your family account during the sign-up process.
Can passes be shared between students?
No. Passes cannot be shared.
What class should I take if I am brand new?
Most brand-new students should start with an intro or another beginner-friendly option before moving into Level 1.
How long does Level 1 usually take?
Level 1 usually takes about 10 classes to complete, though the exact pace can vary by attendance and how quickly you retain the material.
Can I join intermediate or higher classes right away?
Only with instructor approval. That helps keep class placement appropriate and gives you a better learning experience.
Where can I find pricing, socials, or policies?
Use these links for quick help: pricing, Latin socials, private lessons, and studio policies.
Ready to register?
Use the live schedule above to reserve your class, or start with a beginner page if you still want help choosing the right first step.
