About this event
Two of McKinney’s own, upstairs for one night! The Guava Tree, straight across the street, brings a Cuban-inspired grazing spread and two cocktails per guest, and Roberto Lay of LA Dance and Entertainment, a Latin-dance instructor with thirty years of teaching behind him, walks you through your first salsa steps.
No experience needed.
Your Ticket Includes:
A one-hour salsa lesson with professional dance instructor Roberto Lay.
Two cocktails, served across the evening.
A Cuban-inspired grazing board from The Guava Tree.
The Partners: The Guava Tree Cuban Cafe & Cantina — Cuban-American cooking from a family recipe book, on the road as a food truck since 2012 and now settled at 104 S. Chestnut St., directly across from our door. Known for their Cuban sandwiches and loaded yucca fries, and a past contender on Food Network’s The Great Food Truck Race.
LA Dance and Entertainment — Roberto Lay — dancer, performer and instructor, originally from Panama City and one of the people who brought bachata to Dallas. Thirty years teaching salsa, mambo, bachata, merengue and cha-cha, and co-founder of the SeduXion dance team.
Private, couple and group lessons, wedding and quinceañera choreography. On Instagram at @roberto.lay3k.
Good to Know:
$80 per person, which covers the lesson, two cocktails and the grazing board. The bar is open for anything beyond that.
Wednesday, October 21. Doors at 6 PM, lesson at 6:30, dancing until 9.
103 S. Chestnut St., 2nd floor, at the corner of Chestnut and Louisiana. Elevator access, two adjacent parking lots and two free parking garages nearby.
Come as you are. Leave a little Cuban.
Dates & times
The basics
Hosted atThe Chestnut Hall103 S Chestnut St, 2nd Floor.