DANCE CLASS SCHEDULE:
STUDIO CLASSES
Canceled until further notice
INQUIRE ABOUT A
ZOOM
GROUP CLASS
Wed. & Thurs
Adult Dance at:
Creative Cultural Center St. Veronica
149 Christopher St
(betw Greenwich St-
Washington St)
Studio 5
New York, NY 10014
Dance Class Info: aurora@flamencolatino.com or 646-667-7621
CCC St. Veronica (studio info ONLY) 646-918-6904
Sat. Children's Classes at:
Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning
Jamaica, Queens
PLEASE READ BOTH SCHEDULE AND TERMS CAREFULLY
Dance Class Info:
aurora@flamencolatino.com
or 646-667-7621
"I came across Aurora Reyes' classes at Flamenco Latino and it was exactly what I was looking for."
-Olga M.
"...one-stop shopping for flamenco education... I am a dancer who went to Flamenco Latino to learn cante so that I could get a better understanding of how the dance fits into the singing."
-Carol B.
photo: Eric Bandiero
photo: Darin Reed
Aurora Reyes Dance Classes:
• Beginner Sevillanas/Bulerias
Wed. 6:00-7:00 pm
NOW ONLINE USING ZOOM
• Bulerias/ Tangos
Thurs,6:00-7:00
Please Inquire
PRICING
Online Group Dance Class, $27
Must be paid in advance
Please contact me by email or phone
aurora@flamencolatino.com or 646-667-7621
Use PayPal Button below, or Zelle
Please read all the group class info and the Schedule and Terms pdf downloads before making PayPal payments.
When paying by PayPal, you will NOT receive a printable class card after making payment, only a receipt. Notice of your payment will go directly to Flamenco Latino, and confirmation with details about the class you signed up for will be emailed back to you.
Please be careful to input your email WITHOUT TYPOS when you do the transaction with PayPal, or it will create problems for the confirmation of funds and delivery of services in our PayPal account.
All sales final on prepaid discount packages. Please be sure you can commit to the term. There are no refunds for missed classes. You may apply pre-paid Dance class credits to Cante and Palmas classes.
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