Tango dance nights Milongas in Eton, Berkshire

The popular Tango dance nights ("Milongas") in Eton are held on the first Saturday of every month. Our next monthly Milongas are on Friday 2nd, Saturday 3rd, & Sunday 4th April as part of "Easter Tango".

Friday 2nd, Saturday 3rd, & Sunday 4th April
Dancing from 7.30pm to approx 11.00pm.
Varied selection of beautiful traditional Tango music
Charming period hall with large sprung floor
Friendly welcome & atmosphere
Considerate floorcraft
£8.00 per person includes complimentary light refreshments
Free car parking (collect your entry token when you arrive, but arrive early as spaces are limited) .

Baldwin Hall is a delightful period venue, with a very large sprung dance floor and wonderful character.

An assortment of Teas & Coffees are provided free of charge, but feel free to bring your own drinks too.

Photo courtesy of xavimages.com There is some free parking available for use by visitors to the Eton milongas, in a private car park close to Baldwin Hall. Collect your entry pass on arrival.

The Eton Milongas are suitable for dancers of all levels; come along and give it a try!

"I have been to lots of milongas and as a venue Eton is the best”

" Milongas at Eton are always good ... last night was fantastic."

"what a great night it was last night. I had some terrific dances and a smashing atmosphere. I had such a good time and couldnt get to sleep for ages!"

Directions to the Eton Milongas

Music selection

The choice of music makes all the difference at a Milonga, so we pay particular attention to this at the Eton Milongas. You can expect a rich variety of the very best traditional Tango, Milonga and Vals played in structured Tandas. The music is selected with loving care; each and every track is chosen for being wonderful for dancing, and the selection is adjusted constantly to suit what’s happening on the dance floor. If you like dancing to more modern mix of music then try our "Junction 8" milongas.

Floorcraft & etiquette

At our dance nights all dancers are expected to respect the best standards of floorcraft and consideration for other dancers. This helps everyone to enjoy an evening of pleasant dancing. Please follow these guidelines:

Please do:
	Keep a constant flow of movement around the dance floor. Dance in a constant lane around the dance floor, never the middle. Keep your distance to the couple in front, and avoid overtaking. Apologise briefly if you bump into other dancers. Dance with one partner for each “Tanda” of 3 or 4 tracks. Leave the dance floor during the “Cortina” between Tandas.

Please don't:
	Step or travel against the line of dance. Dance in one spot and obstruct the line of dance. Use steps or movements that risk kicks or collisions. Stop during the dance to chat. Make sudden changes of direction or use excessive space. Teach each other steps. Stand or sit obstructing the dance floor.