When does Latin Dance take place?

The course takes place on Monday, October 12, 2026, from 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM.

Where does the course take place?

Latin Dance takes place in the hall of the community center Die Scheune, Odenwaldallee 2, 91056 Erlangen.

Who is the course suitable for?

The course is aimed at beginners. A crossover entry is possible.

What dances and rhythms are taught?

The focus is on Latin rhythms like Bachata and Salsa as well as other elements of Latin Dance.

How much is the admission fee?

The regular admission fee is 36 Euro. For students, pupils, trainees, and people with disabilities, a reduced price of 28.80 Euro applies. For ErlangenPass holders, the price is 18 Euro.

Who leads the course?

The course is led by Marlen Kindler, who works as a trainer, Sports Instructor B in Prevention, and Zumba instructor.

Latin Dance in Erlangen: When Bachata and Salsa electrify Monday

Name: Latin Dance
Start: 2026-10-12T11:45:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-12T12:45:00+02:00
Location: Stadtteilzentrum Die Scheune - Saal

Latin Dance in Erlangen: Bachata and Salsa bring the barn to life

On Monday, October 12, 2026, the hall at the community center Die Scheune in Erlangen-Büchenbach will transform into a lively meeting point for dance, music, and movement. From 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM, Latin rhythms, collaborative learning, and good vibes will be at the forefront.

Step by step into the Latin groove

The course is aimed at beginners. Basic dance steps will be explained slowly and practiced together. Bachata, Salsa, and other Latin rhythms connect musical feeling with active movement and create an open atmosphere on the dance floor.

Rhythm, movement, and new energy

Latin Dance gets the cardiovascular system going, can relieve tension, and strengthens body awareness. The mix of music, coordination, and fluid movements provides an energetic course experience, where joy and dancing together are in the spotlight.

Competent leadership and open entry

The course is led by Marlen Kindler. In the event details, she is mentioned as a trainer at the Federal Association of Self-Defense e. V., Sports Instructor B in Prevention, and Zumba instructor. A crossover entry is possible, allowing those without prior experience to participate directly.

Stadium atmosphere on the dance floor

Instead of field tension, fan chants arise in time with the music, shared audience noise, and a motivating stadium atmosphere in a small setting. Sense of rhythm, coordination, and joy in movement form the game system of this special dance morning.

Conclusion: Start the week with Latin Dance

Latin Dance in Die Scheune promises an active and accessible dance experience with Bachata, Salsa, and a lot of joy in movement. If you want to activate your circulation, learn new steps, and experience the energy of Latin music live, you will find the right date here.