SASALSA

We love Wandsworth’s culture for its energy, inclusivity, and community focus. Festivals, heritage events, and local arts are everywhere, making culture accessible. For SASALSA, the borough’s emphasis on creative health and wellbeing is inspiring—our salsa classes connect people, improve fitness, and bring joy to all ages, showing that culture here is lived, shared, and celebrated by everyone.

Dance for your wellness! Come join us for free salsa classes - it's a fun way to get moving and meet new people!

SASalsa is a dancing school focused on learning salsa , having fun, making friends and developing our community✨. We aim to improve wellness in the Wandsworth area through dance🕺, connection and movement.

Everyone is welcome and we'd love to have you join us. We have 3 levels of class, from absolute beginners to a more advanced group. We welcome all levels in our community, just come along and be ready to have fun!

Venue Address: Yvonne Carr Centre 2 Thessaly Road London SW8 4HT

Check out our Instagram for more information about classes

Profile Information

Organisation

Our Areas of Work

Community Engagement

Cultural Diversity

Family Friendly

Health & Wellbeing

Our Artforms

Dance

Activities or services we offer

Events

Workshops and Classes

Age ranges we support

18+

Our hire policy

Wandsworth is creative because it embraces diversity, participation, and wellbeing. From world-class arts centres to grassroots community projects, creativity thrives at all levels. For SASALSA, this means we can run inclusive dance sessions that foster connection, fitness, and fun. The borough supports innovation while celebrating heritage, making it a place where people of all ages can engage with culture, express themselves, and feel part of a vibrant creative community.

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