Dance, yoga, meditation & related arts
Palo Alto, California
Drop-in Tango Lesson
Sat Dec 13th, 3:45 - 5:00 pm
This Saturday we’re diving into Boleos — one of tango’s most expressive and technically refined movement families.
Boleos balance structure and release: axis, pivot, dissociation, and timing woven into a moment of elegant rebound. We’ll break down the mechanics that make them feel effortless — the elasticity of the embrace, the control of the standing leg, and the spiral through the torso that shapes both soft and sharp boleos.
Drop-in Tango Lesson
Sat Dec 20th, 3:45 - 5:00 pm
This Saturday James Kang is back, teaching two beautiful and complementary tango movements: Lapis for leaders and Calesita for follows.
Lapis is an elegant, circular foot-drawing technique that refines balance, control, and adornment for leaders—adding quiet artistry to pauses and transitions.
Calesita invites follows into a graceful rotation around the leader’s axis, blending stability, sensitivity, and flow in the embrace.
Drop-in Tango Lesson
Sat Dec 27th, 3:45 - 5:00 pm
Milonguero Style — Dancing with Precision in Close Embrace
Ahead of our New Year Milonga with live music, we’ll revisit the classics—Cruzada, Giro, Barridas, and Enganches—through the Milonguero Style: compact, elegant, and rooted in the close embrace. This is the art of navigating crowded floors with clarity and finesse, where every movement is distilled, intentional, and shared. A return to the essentials before stepping into the new year.
DJ Charles Carbone on original Vinyl
Sat Dec 27th, 5:30 to 9:30 pm
Welcome the New Year in style with Live Music by the Bay Area’s Newest Tango Band
Cristal y Claudio Ortega, formed in 2024 in the San Francisco Bay Area, brings Argentine tango to life with the warmth of an Argentine singer at its heart. Their music is crafted for both dancers and listeners—warm, lively, and full of soul.
Live Music on Select Weeks
Every Saturday at 5:00 PM in Palo Alto
Tea & Tango offers a welcoming space for dancing. Dancers can explore music from the Golden Era to Tango Nuevo and Contemporary Tango. It's beginner-friendly, helping newcomers prepare for milongas while advanced dancers refine their skills. The event also features an art exhibit, authentic pu erh tea from Yunnan, and snacks. Live music performances on select weeks add to the vibrant atmosphere!
Every Saturday at 10:30 am in Palo Alto
Flow Meditation: A meditation approach that unifies contrasting methods into a single cohesive practice, enabling everyday individuals to take an inward step towards peace and understanding with greater ease.
A timeless state of energized focus, involvement, and enjoyment. Colloquially known as being in the zone
No previous dance experience is required
Just show up. Partners typically rotate
Make friends from different backgrounds
Dress comfortably. Dance shoes are recommended
Leave remote communication behind for real in person interactions
Please reach out to us if you are unsure about attending a social dance or one of our other classes. We are happy to offer you guidance and coaching on what to expect.
We highly recommend dance shoes or can you dance in socks. We request no street shoes on the dance floor.
No. You can take one class or the entire series without rotation. However, we recommend rotation to maximize fun and learning.
To keep things streamlined we request you to register through this website at least 2 hours before class. But, come nonetheless.
Plenty of free and safe street parking available near Bryant Street
Doors open 15 minute before class start time. Please arrive early, say hello to your fellow class mates and start the class comfortably.
As per the current CDC guidelines, we don't require masks, but please wear one if you feel unwell, or for your protection.
100% refund if requested 2 weeks before the event start. 50% refund if requested 1 week before. No refund, after. However, we will accomodate you in a future event/class.
or email: teacher@feelingflow.org
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