A Practica
Every Saturday at 5:00p
1680 Bryant St,
Palo Alto
Tango practice period in a supportive and friendly learning environment with two rooms for dancing
An informal exhibition of the works of Gino Severini, the leading Italian cubist, surrealist and futurist from Italy, around Argentine tango and Ballet and a curated collection of art and artifacts from the life long collection of Argentine tango dancer, teacher and historian Alberto Paz and his wife Valorie Hart.
Authentic pu erh prepared by a tea master from Yunnan district in China; preserved and aged in the US
A new fun way to practice tango and connect with others!
A special masterclass to make your dancing more artistic.
Every Saturday
Class..........................5:15 to 6:15
Practica..........................6:15 to 8:00p
+ Authentic puerh tea from Yunnan, China
Hosted in a beautiful historic heritage house in Palo Alto
Doors open 15 minutes before class. Arrive early and start comfortably.
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Karn Verma, a Chanoyu (Japanese Ceremonial Tea) practitioner since 2018, has been teaching tango since 2017, having taught at various esteemed centers. He's adept in both contemporary and historical dances, particularly Argentine tango, which he studied intensively in Buenos Aires and recently in Rome with dancer, teacher, actor Pablo Verón. Inspired by Richard Powers, his teaching philosophy reflects the ethos of the Stanford Tango Weeks. More about him can be found at: www.feelingflow.org/founder
or email: teacher@feelingflow.org