Latin Dance Classes in Las Vegas – $49 Intro | Dance With Me
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★★★★★ 4.9 on Google · Tivoli Village, Summerlin

Latin Dance Classes in Las Vegas

Every Latin dance. One place to start.

Bachata, merengue, cumbia, cha-cha, rumba, samba and salsa for adults at Dance With Me Summerlin — beginner to advanced, no partner and no experience needed. Not sure which one is yours? That's what the first lesson is for. Start with a $49 intro: a private lesson plus a group class or a practice party.

Social Latin·Rhythm & International Latin·Private & Group·Practice Parties
Book My $49 Latin Intro → Which Latin Dance First?
No Partner Needed No Experience Needed Adults of Every Age Free Parking
$49Private Lesson + Class or Party
4.9★Google Rating
10+Latin Dances Taught
1stDWM Studio in Nevada
01 Start Here Everything a first-time Latin dancer needs to decide, on one screen.

Dance With Me Summerlin teaches adult Latin dance classes at 420 South Rampart Boulevard in Tivoli Village, Las Vegas: bachata, merengue, cumbia, cha-cha, rumba, samba, salsa and more. No partner or experience is needed. New students start with a $49 intro that includes a private lesson plus a group class or a practice party.


"Latin dance" is really a family of a dozen dances that share roots in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Colombia and Brazil — and most people who search for it haven't decided which one they want yet. That's fine. You don't pick a dance before your first lesson; you try two or three in it, and your instructor tells you which one your body already likes.

Nobody needs a partner. Most of our Latin students walk in alone, in a private lesson your instructor is your partner, and in group classes partners rotate every few minutes so nobody sits out. Everyone starts the same way: a $49 intro that pairs a private lesson with a group class or a practice party at Dance With Me Las Vegas.

Adult students practising Latin steps side by side in a group dance class Walk in alone · Partners rotate
Book My $49 Latin Intro → ★★★★★ 4.9 on Google · No partner needed

Latin Dance Classes in Las Vegas at a Glance

Dance With Me Summerlin · Latin dance
Social Latin dancesBachata, merengue, cumbia and salsa — the dances you'll hear at a Latin night. Salsa has its own page: salsa classes in Las Vegas
Rhythm & International LatinCha-cha, rumba, mambo and bolero (American Rhythm); cha-cha, samba, rumba, paso doble and jive (International Latin)
LevelsComplete beginner through competitive dancer
FormatsPrivate lessons, weekday-evening group classes on the monthly calendar, and practice parties
Partner requiredNo. Partners rotate in group classes; in a private lesson your instructor dances with you
Location420 South Rampart Boulevard, Suite 140, Las Vegas, NV 89145 — Tivoli Village, Summerlin. Free parking
Start from$49 — a private lesson plus a group class or practice party, nothing to sign that day

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02 Why Students Love Us 4.9★ on Google. These are unedited, apart from the cuts marked.

What Las Vegas
Dancers Say

★★★★★
"I had an incredible introductory lesson with Micah at the Dance With Me Studio in Las Vegas’s Tivoli Village. Micah’s expertise enabled me to relax and enjoy trying several different dances. The studio is gorgeous and the vibe is welcoming, friendly and elegant…"
Merlin VaradayGoogle review · Intro lesson, Tivoli Village
★★★★★
"…He is patient, kind, and makes learning to dance fun."
Valeria AvilaGoogle review · Private lessons with Marco
★★★★★
"We had such an awesome experience at Dance with Me Summerlin getting ready for our wedding dance! Our instructor, Micah, was amazing—he brought this calming, fun vibe that was exactly what we needed in the month leading up to our big day…"
Julenna NewbanksGoogle review · Wedding dance with Micah
03 Five Ways In Everyone starts with the same $49 intro. You decide what happens next in that lesson, not before it.

Latin Dance Programs at
Dance With Me Summerlin

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An instructor leading a student through an underarm turn in a private Latin dance lesson

Private Latin Dance Lessons

The fastest way in. Latin dances are lead-and-follow dances, and the quickest way to learn either side is to dance with someone who does it perfectly and can tell you exactly what they felt. One instructor, your pace, whichever dances you want — many students move between two or three in the same hour.

One-on-OneAny Latin StyleYour Pace
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An instructor demonstrating a Latin step to adult students in a group class

Latin Group Classes

Weekday-evening classes on the monthly calendar: a mixed Latin class, beginner series in the social dances, and Rhythm technique. Partners rotate, so you dance with a dozen people in an hour — which is exactly what a real Latin night feels like. Your first group class is part of the $49 intro.

WeeknightsPartners Rotate$30 a Class
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A couple smiling at each other in a close Latin dance hold during a lesson

Latin Dance for Couples

Date night with a point. Couples lessons teach the two of you to lead and follow each other rather than an instructor, so it works on a real dance floor afterwards — a resort pool party, a wedding, a night out on the Strip. Bachata and cha-cha are the usual first picks; one of you being keener than the other is completely normal.

Date NightLead & FollowBoth Levels
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Students dancing with an instructor under string lights at a studio dance party

Practice Parties and Social Dancing

The rehearsal before the real thing. Practice parties mix Latin with the rest of the studio's dances, the music is chosen so beginners can keep up, and instructors are on the floor asking students to dance. It's the lowest-pressure way to try what you learned on people you haven't practised with. Your first invitation comes with the $49 intro.

Instructors on the FloorBeginner-FriendlyMonthly Calendar
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A professional couple performing a Latin routine on a competition floor

Rhythm and International Latin Technique

For dancers who want the polish: Cuban motion, clean footwork, spotting and frame in cha-cha, rumba, samba, paso doble, jive, mambo and bolero. Both of our instructors compete, and students who want to can follow them onto the floor at Pro/Am events — or simply dance their social Latin with far better technique.

American RhythmInternational LatinPro/Am Path
Start With the $49 Intro → Any program · Private lesson + class or party
04 Who You'll Actually Meet Certifications across the network include the National Dance Council of America, the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing and DVIDA.

Meet Your
Las Vegas Instructors

Latin dance is taught body-first: hips, weight and timing before patterns. Both instructors below compete in Rhythm and Latin categories, and both teach adults who have never danced a step every week — which is the skill that actually matters on your first night. Dance With Me was founded by Maksim and Valentin Chmerkovskiy of Dancing With The Stars; these are the people who teach you.

Micah Hammaker, dance instructor and dance development coordinator at Dance With Me Summerlin in Tivoli Village

Micah Hammaker

Dance Instructor · Dance Development Coordinator

  • Rhythm & Latin Technique
  • DVIDA Certified
  • American Rhythm
  • Pro/Am Coach
12Age he started
dancing
4 yrsUniversity
ballroom team
DVIDACertified
instructor

The instructor to start with if you don’t know which Latin dance you want yet. A student’s Google review of her intro lesson: “Micah’s expertise enabled me to relax and enjoy trying several different dances.”

Read Micah’s full profile

How he got here

Micah started dancing at twelve in Dayton, Ohio, in jazz and swing. Ballroom came later, at Johnson & Wales University — where he was also earning a degree in culinary arts, which explains the food recommendations. He spent four years on the university’s ballroom team competing amateur-amateur.

What he competes in

Pro/Am in both American Smooth and American Rhythm, where his students have consistently reached finals, plus professional Show Dance. He holds DVIDA certifications and has trained under Ballroom and Latin world champions.

On Latin students

American Rhythm is where cha-cha, rumba, mambo and bolero live, so the technique he coaches in competition is the same Cuban motion and timing a beginner needs in week one — just explained more slowly. Reviewers describe his teaching as calm and unhurried.

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Marco Garcia, dance instructor at Dance With Me Summerlin in Tivoli Village

Marco Garcia

Dance Instructor

  • Social Latin
  • American 9-Dance
  • Show Dance
  • Social Dance
2014Teaching
since
9-DanceAmerican
competitor
Pro/AmCompetes with
his students

The instructor to ask for if your goal is a Latin night out rather than a competition floor — and for couples where one of you needs more convincing. A student’s Google review: “He is patient, kind, and makes learning to dance fun.”

Read Marco’s full profile

How he got here

Marco realised fairly quickly that dancing was the thing that made him happiest, and started teaching in 2014. What kept him in it was the other half of the job — watching people who arrived convinced they couldn’t do this find out that they could.

What he competes in

He has competed across the country both professionally and alongside his students, in categories running from Show Dance through social dancing to American 9-Dance.

On Latin students

That range — from social dancing to American 9-Dance — is why he moves students easily between the club dances and the ballroom Latins, and why so many of them end up at the practice party the same week.

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Meet the full team on the Dance With Me Las Vegas studio page.

05 Transparent Pricing Every rate published, nothing hidden.

How Much Do Latin Dance Classes
Cost in Las Vegas?

New students start with a $49 package: one private lesson plus a group class or practice party. After that, group classes are $30 and private lessons $132–$170 depending on your program. Studio-wide terms are on our pricing and policy page.

Dance With Me Las Vegas rates
FormatBest forPrice
Intro packageYour first visit — any Latin dance you want$49
Private lessonFastest progress, shy beginners, couples, technique$132–$170
Group classLearning with others, meeting partners$30
Practice partyTrying your moves socially, low pressure — your first is part of the introIncluded

Questions about a program? Call (702) 710-1100, Monday to Friday.

06 No Surprises Not a fifteen-minute tour, and not a sales meeting with music playing underneath it.

Your First Latin Dance Lesson,
Step by Step

Most people arrive a little nervous and leave having danced the basic of two or three Latin dances — and knowing which one they want more of. Here's exactly how the hour goes.

A smiling instructor and an adult student opening into a Latin dance pose during a first lesson One student · One instructor

  1. You park free and walk in to Suite 140

    We're at 420 South Rampart Boulevard in Tivoli Village. Wear something you can move in and smooth-soled shoes — leather soles beat sneakers for turning.

  2. Five minutes on what you want

    A Latin night with friends, a vacation, a partner who already dances, or the competition floor — each one starts in a different place, so we ask first.

  3. Your instructor finds your rhythm

    Latin music counts in eights, and every dance in the family stresses different beats. We clap it, walk it, then put it in your feet before anyone mentions a pattern.

  4. Two or three dances, side by side

    Usually bachata or merengue for the easy win, and cha-cha or salsa for contrast. You'll feel within minutes which one suits you — that's the point of trying them in the same hour.

  5. A real plan and a real number

    Your instructor suggests a mix of privates, group classes and parties once they've seen you dance. Some people take the intro and stop there — that's a normal outcome and nobody chases you about it.

  6. Then a group class or a practice party

    Part of the $49. A group class is where you meet a dozen new partners; a practice party is the lowest-pressure way to dance in front of people for the first time.

Book My First Lesson — $49 → Solo or with a partner · Nothing to sign
07 Choosing a Dance The question most studios leave you to answer before you've danced a step.

Which Latin Dance Should
You Learn First?

Latin dance is a family of partner dances rooted in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Colombia and Brazil. It splits into two branches: social Latin — bachata, merengue, cumbia and salsa, danced at Latin nights — and ballroom Latin, the Rhythm and International styles such as cha-cha, rumba and samba. Merengue and bachata are the easiest places to start.

Matching what you want to a first Latin dance
If you want…Start with
To dance with anyone on a crowded floor tonightMerengue
A close, smooth connection with one partnerBachata
Something relaxed for Mexican and Colombian musicCumbia
Fast footwork and turn patterns at a Latin nightSalsa
Sharp, playful timing and real hip actionCha-Cha
Slow, expressive and dramaticRumba
Carnival energy and bounceSamba

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The two branches share music and roots but feel different on the floor. Social Latin is led, improvised and built for a night out — you learn a vocabulary and combine it on the spot. Ballroom Latin is technique-first: Cuban motion, precise footwork and shaping, danced socially or on a competition floor. Plenty of students do both, and each makes the other better.

Easiest first win · Dominican

Merengue

One step on every beat, a march with a hip action, and turns layered on top. There's no tricky timing to find, which is why it's the dance most Latin nights use to pull beginners onto the floor. Learn it in one lesson, enjoy it for years — and use it to get comfortable leading or following before anything faster.

Close connection · Dominican

Bachata

Four steps to a bar — side, side, side, tap — with a small hip lift on the fourth beat, danced in a close hold or an open one. The basic clicks fast, which is why so many people choose it as their first partner dance, and modern bachata adds turns, body waves and dips once you have it.

Relaxed and grounded · Colombian & Mexican

Cumbia

A grounded, swaying step that circles your partner, with an easy back-step on the beat. You'll hear it at quinceañeras, weddings and family parties all over the Valley, and it's the dance that turns "I don't dance" into "okay, one song".

Fast footwork and turns · Cuban roots

Salsa

Quick-quick-slow across eight counts, with turn patterns that make it the most spectacular of the social dances — and the one with the most to learn. Salsa has its own page with styles, levels and the salsa series: salsa classes in Las Vegas.

Playful and precise · Ballroom Latin

Cha-Cha

Born from Cuban mambo and named for its signature triple step — "cha-cha-cha". It's the best teacher of Cuban motion in the family, and the gateway into Rhythm and International Latin. Dance it to anything from Santana to current pop.

Slow and expressive · Ballroom Latin

Rumba

The slow, romantic one — controlled hip action, long lines and a lot of eye contact. American Rhythm rumba is the version for slow songs on a social floor; International rumba is the showpiece on the competition floor. Both reward patience more than speed.

Carnival energy · Brazilian

Samba

Brazilian rhythm with a constant bounce action through the knees, travelling around the floor. The most athletic dance in the family — great for fitness, and the one that makes a party floor look like a party.

Also taught: mambo and bolero (American Rhythm), paso doble and jive — which aren't Latin American at all but are grouped with the Latins in International competition — and Brazilian zouk. Ask for any of them at your intro.

08 When Latin Runs The honest version: how Latin fits a calendar that changes every month.

This Month's Latin Schedule

We teach every style we list all year round. What rotates is the monthly group class lineup: the studio publishes which class runs on which weeknight, and the nights move from month to month. So rather than print a timetable here that's wrong by the 1st, here's what Latin looks like on the calendar — and where to find this month's nights.

How to get Latin into your week at Dance With Me Summerlin
Private Latin lessonAny time we're open — Monday to Friday, 11 AM – 9 PM. Your intro lesson is one of these.
Latin FusionA mixed Latin group class on a weekday evening — the easiest way to sample several dances in a month
Beginner Latin seriesBeginner series in the social dances — bachata, for example — on weekday evenings. Salsa runs its own series; see salsa classes in Las Vegas
Rhythm techniqueRhythm Foundation and Bronze series — the American Rhythm dances on rotation, cha-cha among them — on weekday evenings
Practice partyOn the monthly calendar. Your first invitation is part of the $49 intro

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Group classes run on weekday evenings from 6:30 PM. This month's nights are on the Dance With Me Las Vegas studio page, or call (702) 710-1100 and we'll tell you the next Latin class.

Preview the Steps Before You Arrive

Three short tutorials from the Dance With Me team — one from each corner of the Latin family. Watch one tonight and your first lesson starts a step ahead.

Five beginner bachata steps — Dance With Me tutorial 5 Beginner Bachata Steps0:58 Three first cha-cha steps for beginners — Dance With Me tutorial Your First 3 Cha-Cha Steps0:44 Five samba moves for beginners — Dance With Me tutorial 5 Samba Moves0:41
09 The Honest Version Three ways to learn Latin dance in Las Vegas, and who each one is actually for.

Private Lesson, Group Class
or Club Night? Which Fits You

There are three ways into Latin dance in this city, and all three are worth doing. A free lesson at the start of a Latin night is a great way to find out whether you like it. What it can't be is a curriculum: twenty minutes, a crowded floor, no feedback and a different pattern next week. A studio class is slower and costs money — and it's the part that makes the club night actually fun.

Latin dance options in Las Vegas, compared
Option Best for Typical cost Trade-off
Studio private lessonFast progress, shy beginners, couples$49 intro here; then $132–$170 a lessonHigher ongoing price
Studio group classMeeting people, steady practice$30 a class hereThe group sets the pace
Free lesson at a club nightTrying it onceFree with entry, or a small coverShort, crowded, no feedback

Why a private lesson first? Because every dance in the Latin family is lead-and-follow, and the fastest way to learn to follow a lead — or give one — is to dance with someone who does it perfectly and can tell you exactly what they felt. That's the instructor in your intro lesson. The group class then gives you what a private can't: lots of different partners, each a little different, which is what a real Latin night feels like.

Where to find the Latin nights, with days and addresses, is in where to go Latin dancing in Las Vegas further down this page.

Start With a Private — $49 Intro → Or Call (702) 710-1100 Includes a group class or party
10 Watch Fifty-seven seconds with Maks and Val on the question everyone asks first.

Still Choosing?
Watch This First

Salsa versus bachata, which Latin dance to learn first — Dance With Me video Which Latin Dance First?0:57

Rhythm, difficulty, the feel of the hold — Maks and Val Chmerkovskiy break down the two most popular social Latin dances in under a minute. It's the same conversation we have in the first five minutes of every Latin dance lesson in Las Vegas, just faster.

The honest answer is that you don't have to choose before you start. Your intro is long enough to try two or three dances, and many students add a second one once the first feels comfortable — the timing and the hold transfer more than you'd expect.

From the Dance With Me team. More short tutorials on our YouTube channel.

11 Learn Here, Dance There The part most studios never mention, because it involves you leaving the building.

Where to Go Latin Dancing
in Las Vegas After Class

Classes aren't the point. The point is the Friday a few weeks from now when the band starts, the floor fills and you go out on it. Las Vegas has a big, late-night Latin scene, and one of the friendliest nights for a new dancer is a few doors from our studio. Here's roughly how the week runs, as of October 2026. Nights move, so check with the venue before you go.

Friday · Next door

Latin Night at El Dorado Cantina

In Tivoli Village with us, at 430 South Rampart Boulevard: salsa on the patio to a live band or DJ from 8 PM. It's the easiest first Latin night there is — take your class, walk over, and you're dancing outdoors within the hour.

Most Fridays

Latin Breeze at AMP'D, M Resort

A ten-piece live Latin band at the M Resort in Henderson, 8 PM to midnight, with no cover. A real band on a big floor — the place to try merengue and cumbia to live horns. Check the resort's calendar for the dates.

Thursday–Sunday · Late

Mango Tango Nightclub

A Latin club at 2101 South Decatur Boulevard with DJs playing salsa, bachata, merengue and reggaeton from 10 PM until 5 AM (21+). Busy and loud — save it for when your basics run on autopilot, and go early while the floor is roomy.

Monthly

Dance With Me practice parties

Our own parties are the low-pressure rehearsal: the same students you take class with, Latin mixed with the rest of the studio's dances, and instructors on the floor. Your first invitation is part of the $49 intro.

A crowded dance floor of smiling dancers clapping along at a Latin night From the studio to the floor

One tip for your first Latin night: ask for a dance early, before the floor gets crowded, and tell your partner you're new — experienced dancers lead simpler patterns for beginners, and everyone on that floor learned the same way. Merengue and bachata songs are your friends: they're the easiest to say yes to.

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12 Find Us Free parking on site — which, for anyone who has parked on the Strip lately, is not nothing.

Visit Our
Summerlin Studio

StudioDance With Me Summerlin
420 South Rampart Boulevard, Suite 140
Las Vegas, NV 89145
Phone(702) 710-1100
HoursMonday–Friday 11 AM – 9 PM
Saturday & Sunday closed
ParkingFree, in the Tivoli Village structure
DirectionsOpen in Google Maps

In Tivoli Village, Summerlin

Dance With Me Summerlin sits in Tivoli Village on South Rampart Boulevard, at Rampart and Alta, a few minutes from Red Rock Resort and the JW Marriott Rampart. It was the first Dance With Me studio in Nevada. Park once and make an evening of it — restaurants and a cinema are a short walk away.

Coming from the Strip? It's a straight run out Summerlin Parkway or the 215, about 15 to 20 minutes. Henderson is about 25 minutes away, and for Summerlin, Spring Valley, Peccole Ranch, Queensridge, Canyon Gate, The Lakes, Sun City and Centennial Hills, it's local. Weeknight group classes start after most people finish work, and El Dorado Cantina's Friday Latin Night is a few doors away. Running late? Call — we'd rather hold your slot than have you rush.

The full team, group schedule and every style we teach: our dance studio in Las Vegas.

The main ballroom floor at Dance With Me Summerlin in Tivoli Village, Las Vegas
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13 The Difference

Why Las Vegas Dancers
Choose Dance With Me

Dance With Me was founded by Maksim and Valentin Chmerkovskiy of Dancing With The Stars. That's a nice sentence, and it isn't the reason to book. It's the reason the standard of teaching is what it is: your instructor is coached to it, then points it at one thing — you feeling at home on a Latin floor.

Train at our Tivoli Village studio: a full ballroom floor, free parking, and about twenty minutes from the Strip.

Both Kinds of Latin Under One Roof

Social Latin for the club and Rhythm and International Latin for technique — taught by the same instructors, so what you learn in one shows up in the other.

Instructors Hired to Teach Beginners

Selected for teaching ability, not only performance credits, with certifications across the network through NDCA, ISTD and DVIDA.

Come Alone, Leave With Partners

No partner needed, ever. Partners rotate in every group class, and practice parties give you a room full of people at your level to dance with.

A Latin Night Next Door

Tivoli Village has its own Friday Latin night a few doors from the studio — take class, then walk over and use it.

14 Questions, Answered Something not covered? Call (702) 710-1100, Monday to Friday, 11 AM – 9 PM.

Latin Dance in Las Vegas — Frequently Asked Questions

No. Most people who walk into Dance With Me Summerlin come on their own. In a private lesson your instructor is your partner, and in group classes and practice parties partners rotate every few minutes, which is also the fastest way to get good at leading or following. Couples are always welcome too.

Merengue and bachata are the easiest starting points: merengue has one step on every beat, and the bachata basic clicks within a lesson. Pick salsa if you want fast footwork and turns, cha-cha if you want sharper technique, and rumba or samba if you're drawn to the ballroom side. You don't have to decide in advance — your intro lesson is long enough to try two or three.

At Dance With Me Summerlin you start with a $49 intro: a private lesson plus a group class or a practice party. After that, group classes are $30 each and private lessons are $132–$170 depending on the program. Your instructor suggests a mix at the intro, and there is no obligation beyond it.

The New Student Intro Package is one private dance lesson where you can learn any dance you want, plus a group class or a practice party. It can be taken solo or with a partner, so you can come alone or bring a date. Most Latin students use the private lesson to try two or three dances.

Social Latin: bachata, merengue, cumbia, salsa and Brazilian zouk. American Rhythm: cha-cha, rumba, mambo and bolero. International Latin: cha-cha, samba, rumba, paso doble and jive. Every one is available in private lessons; the group calendar rotates through them month by month.

Social Latin, like bachata, merengue, cumbia and salsa, is led and improvised and built for a night out, so you learn a vocabulary and combine it on the spot. Ballroom Latin, meaning the American Rhythm and International Latin styles such as cha-cha, rumba and samba, is technique-first, with set figures, Cuban motion and precise footwork, and can be danced socially or in competition. Many students take both.

Everyone's curve is different, but most students who combine private lessons with group classes can dance a confident basic in merengue, bachata or salsa within their first four to six weeks. Ballroom Latin technique takes longer to polish, which is part of its appeal.

No. Our instructors are trained to teach adults with zero experience, and every class starts with rhythm and the basic before any patterns. The first ten minutes are the hardest part; after that, the music does a lot of the work. There is no upper age limit, and adults of every age dance at the studio.

Yes. Couples lessons teach the two of you to lead and follow each other rather than an instructor, so it works on a real dance floor afterwards. Bachata and cha-cha are the usual first choices for couples, and it is completely normal for one partner to be keener than the other at the start.

As of October 2026: El Dorado Cantina in Tivoli Village, a few doors from the studio, holds a Latin Night on Fridays from 8 PM; Latin Breeze plays a free live set at AMP'D in the M Resort on most Fridays; and Mango Tango Nightclub on South Decatur runs Latin nights Thursday to Sunday from 10 PM. Nights change, so check with the venue first. Our own practice parties are the low-pressure place to rehearse.

Dance With Me Summerlin is at 420 South Rampart Boulevard, Suite 140, Las Vegas, NV 89145, in Tivoli Village. We are open Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 9 PM, and closed Saturday and Sunday; group classes run on weekday evenings. It is roughly 15 to 20 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip and about 25 minutes from Henderson. Parking is free. Call (702) 710-1100.

Clothes you can move and turn in, and shoes with smooth or leather soles. Avoid rubber-soled sneakers, which grip the floor and stop your turns, as well as flip-flops and heels without an ankle strap. Once you're hooked, Latin dance shoes with a suede sole make turns noticeably easier.

15 Book It A private lesson plus a class or practice party, $49, and nothing to sign.

Start With Your
$49 Latin Intro

Your first lesson is private — just you (or the two of you) and an instructor at our Summerlin studio in Tivoli Village. You'll try two or three Latin dances, find the one that fits, and leave with a straight answer about what to do next. Then join a group class or a practice party — it's part of the $49.

A real lesson, not a sales pitch

You dance. That's the whole appointment.

No obligation past the $49

You'll get a specific program price before you decide anything.

Come alone or bring a partner

Either works. Partners rotate in every group class, so nobody sits out.

Or just call

(702) 710-1100 — Monday to Friday, 11 AM – 9 PM.

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