Christmas & New Year practicas are being planned for: * Sunday, December 27th, 7-10p * Tuesday, December 29th, 7-10p (Sacred Heart hall, 10 Vermont St, Ponsonby, $5 per person) * Monday, January 4th * Tuesday, January 5th, 7-10p We are … Read More
There is a new area on the website titled Tango Books. Great reading (and great Christmas presents) for every tango dancer. Purchase a copy or try to borrow one from another member of the Auckland tango community.
Most of the initial fabulous images for this new Auckland Tango website have been provided by Kelly Poon, Megumi Kawata and Stuart Hoare, with others by the organisers of the various Auckland practicas, milongas, classes and other tango events. If … Read More
The countdown has begun to the 6th Summer Tango in Nelson, a celebration of Argentine tango and your chance to dance all weekend. Summer Tango in Nelson, to be held on 11-13 March 2016, will bring together dancers from all … Read More
TANGO MAHI – THURSDAY PRACTICA is back in a new venue… not new, but a different venue…with lots of off-street parking, wooden floor, light and spacious… THIS WEEK – Thursday 26th November 2015. From 7:00pm – 9:30pm/10:00pm…. Come and join … Read More
Hello Auckland! Quique has left us and is heading over to Oz to continue his tour, catch up with friends and continue spreading the Quique Miller zing!! Soon I’ll post a little photo compliation of his tour … it sure … Read More
Originally published on the Tango Club (Auckland) website on 13 July 2011 Guest narrative by Karen Phelps, 13 July 2011 It’s a familiar scenario in the tango world, particularly for women. You pay to take a class but then spend … Read More
Originally published on the Tango Club (Auckland) website on 4 January 2010 Review by Stephan Resch, 4 January 2010 Writing about a dance is a difficult task. You have physical expression on the one side, verbal expression on the other. … Read More
Originally published in the Tango Club (Auckland) website by Era Soukhin, 21 February 2008 I fell in love with Argentine tango on my twentieth birthday. I distinctly remember the moment: sitting in an armchair, snuggled in my mother’s Scottish rug, … Read More
