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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Dance Culture

If the thought of another gym session makes you want to ghost your activewear, it might be time to mix things up. Something that gets your heart rate going, gets you out of the house and doesn’t involve lifting weights next to someone aggressively grunting. Latin dancing ticks all the boxes.

Dance Culture’s Introduction to Latin Dancing course in Annerley is one of the most fun ways to stay active, meet new people and pick up a skill you can whip out just about anywhere. Weddings, festivals, your mate’s backyard party… you’ll be ready.

Held in their air-conditioned studio at 474 Ipswich Road, this four week course covers the basics of Salsa and Bachata in a relaxed, supportive environment. It’s open to both men and women, no partner or experience needed. Seriously, even if you’ve got “two left feet,” you’ll be up and dancing in no time.

Dance Culture welcomes over 1,100 students into this course every year and the reviews say it all:

“Dance Culture is the best school of Latin dance in Brisbane.” – Hegel Mat

“Love this place… so glad I signed up… it’s my happy place!” – Tamara Marshall

“100% would recommend! The instructors are fantastic, and I’ve met so many amazing people.” – Shaun Hardwick

Here’s what you get for $89 (or $79 if you use the discount code below):

  • Four weeks of beginner-friendly dance classes (that’s one lesson a week, nice and easy)
  • Salsa and Bachata moves you can use worldwide
  • Choice of Sunday, Tuesday or Thursday sessions
  • Air-conditioned studio
  • 100% money-back guarantee if it’s not your thing

If you can walk and count to 8, this course is for you!

Use code BNETODAY10 (case-sensitive) for a $10 discount on every enrolment when enrolling online at www.danceculture.com.au/introduction

Open to singles, couples and friend groups. Ages 14 and up. This one usually sells out, so don’t sit on it too long.


Dance Culture
474 Ipswich Rd, Annerley QLD 4103
danceculture.com.au

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