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REAL DANCE BUSINESSES

Their teaching. Their identity. Their own website.

Two dance projects in Lisbon, each with a different personality. See how their websites connect the people, the classes and the next opportunity to dance.

CUBAN SALSA · CLASSES & SOCIALS

Sala Cubana

Visit Sala Cubana

A community with a place of its own online.

Sala Cubana brings Cuban salsa and timba classes in Lisbon and Parede together with A lo cubano, its monthly social. The community meets across different venues; its website gives those activities one recognisable home.

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Sala Cubana’s website design: bold yellow, its doorway logo and a photograph from the dance floor.
A lo cubano’s illustrated event artwork.
A DISTINCT EVENT IDENTITY

A lo cubano

The social keeps its own artwork, with a page for each date and a clear route to tickets.

  1. DISCOVER

    Get a feel for the room.

    Bold lettering, warm yellow and dance-floor photography introduce the community before a visitor chooses a class or a social.

  2. CHOOSE

    Find the next time to dance.

    Class information and the social calendar sit together. Each event date has its own time, venue and booking details.

  3. JOIN

    Continue to the ticket.

    The A lo cubano event page connects to registration and the ticket journey, keeping the next step within Sala Cubana’s website.

You can bring classes and events together under your name, even when you teach in someone else’s space.

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SALSA CALEÑA · INDEPENDENT TEACHER

Alma Caleña

Visit Alma Caleña

A teaching business that feels like its teacher.

Sofi teaches outdoor Salsa Caleña in Lisbon. Alma Caleña’s website puts her story and real class photography alongside practical details: what she teaches, when to come and where to meet.

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Alma Caleña’s red and cream website design, with a postcard photograph of Sofi teaching outdoors.
Sofi leading an outdoor Salsa Caleña class in Lisbon.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE DESIGN

Real teaching, real photographs. Her own community is at the centre of the site.

  1. MEET

    Know who you’ll learn from.

    Sofi’s introduction, her Colombian roots and photographs of her teaching give newcomers a sense of the person behind the class.

  2. PLAN

    See how a class fits your week.

    The timetable and upcoming class dates sit alongside location information. Visitors are reminded to confirm the meeting point when the outdoor venue changes.

  3. TAKE PART

    Choose a class or workshop.

    Class dates link to booking, while workshops have their own event pages. A newcomer can explore the options from the same website where they met Sofi.

Your teaching business can have its own complete website, whether you teach outdoors, rent a room or run a studio.

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YOUR OWN STARTING POINT

What would yours look like?

Show us your classes, your events and what makes your teaching yours. We’ll help shape a website around your business.