Summer Tango Workshops

6 week series, Sunday afternoons, 12:45p
Feeling Flow studio
1680 Bryant St, Palo Alto.

Embark on a captivating dance adventure with this series designed especially for individuals with no prior dance experience or recently minted tango dancers.

And, get ready to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Argentine tango and unlock the secrets of this compelling dance. Combine your learning with a flow concept every week to add another dimension to your learning experience.

Karn, founder of Feeling Flow, has taught at Stanford's Bechtel International Center, Jikoji Zen Center, Friday Night Waltz, and the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto. He led the first MIT-CNC and Stanford Alumni workshops and hosts community classes and world-class artists at Tango Saturdays. Teaching tango since 2017, Karn blends engineering and meditation into his philosophy, making tango easy and fun. Inspired by Richard Powers and mentored by Pablo Veron, you can hear from his students at www.feelingflow.org/tango-testimonials

6 week series, Sunday afternoons, 2:45p
Feeling Flow studio
1680 Bryant St, Palo Alto.

Move onto the next stage of tango foundations with six new figures that relate to and build upon the ones covered in Tango Foundations - I. During this series great care and emphasis will be given to mastering of the basics and finding the natural flow of your dance.

Gain a deeper understanding of the psychological state of Flow by learning and applying concepts from physiology, eastern aesthetics & meditation

Mila Salazar, a Bay Area resident, is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer deeply rooted in Tango. Working in Dance Movement Therapy, she explores its physiological and psychological dimensions. With a passion for sharing Tango's magic, she aims to expand its horizons beyond tradition, having met her partner through tango and raising her daughter in the dance.

Karn, founder of Feeling Flow, has taught at Stanford's Bechtel International Center, Jikoji Zen Center, Friday Night Waltz, and the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto. He led the first MIT-CNC and Stanford Alumni workshops and hosts community classes and world-class artists at Tango Saturdays. Teaching tango since 2017, Karn blends engineering and meditation into his philosophy, making tango easy and fun. Inspired by Richard Powers and mentored by Pablo Veron, you can hear from his students at www.feelingflow.org/tango-testimonials

3 week series, Sunday afternoons, 4:15 PM
Feeling Flow studio
1680 Bryant St, Palo Alto.

If you've taken your first steps into the world of tango and are hungry for more, our three-week series, is the perfect next step in your journey. Designed specifically for those with Tango Foundation Series (I,II and or III) or post-beginner-level tango experience, this mini-series is here to guide you deeper into the enchanting rhythms and beautiful movements of tango.

Revisit foundational flow concepts from the view of two great teachers and in relation to three exciting new figures.

Diego Lanau and Alejandra Saravia of Argentina launched their dance partnership in 2019 and have since been traveling across the US and internationally to teach and perform.

Alejandra started to dance ballet and practice gymnastics at the age of four. Tango became a central part of her life in 2008 when she began studying with world-renowned teachers in Buenos Aires.

Diego has been a student of tango since the late 1990s. He has since participated in numerous tango competitions, taught and performed throughout the US and Europe, and is a former tango competition judge at different events in the US.