Register here.
Experience the vibrant rhythms of Brazil! Brazil Arts Twin Cities offers a dynamic 3-week dance series blending the joyful steps of Forró with the energetic beats of Samba and Axé. Perfect for beginners, this series is a wonderful introduction to Brazil's rich cultural heritage through participatory dance.

Brazil Arts Twin Cities is a collaborative space to develop the collective well-being of Brazilians and those who love Brazilian culture in the Twin Cities. The Director and creative mind behind Brazil Arts Twin Cities is Ginga da Bahia. He is a choreographer, musician, and dance and capoeira instructor from Bahia, Brazil who has performed with the Balé Folclórico and many other companies in Brazil, toured in Europe, performed in Symphony Space NYC, and performed regularly at S.O.B.'s (Sounds of Brazil) in NYC.

Now in Minneapolis, he is leading the Brazil Arts Cultural Center and looking to bring together the city's learners, teachers, movers, and artist who wish to celebrate unity and Brazilian culture.

Register here.
Experience the vibrant rhythms of Brazil! Brazil Arts Twin Cities offers a dynamic 3-week dance series blending the joyful steps of Forró with the energetic beats of Samba and Axé. Perfect for beginners, this series is a wonderful introduction to Brazil's rich cultural heritage through participatory dance.

Brazil Arts Twin Cities is a collaborative space to develop the collective well-being of Brazilians and those who love Brazilian culture in the Twin Cities. The Director and creative mind behind Brazil Arts Twin Cities is Ginga da Bahia. He is a choreographer, musician, and dance and capoeira instructor from Bahia, Brazil who has performed with the Balé Folclórico and many other companies in Brazil, toured in Europe, performed in Symphony Space NYC, and performed regularly at S.O.B.'s (Sounds of Brazil) in NYC.

Now in Minneapolis, he is leading the Brazil Arts Cultural Center and looking to bring together the city's learners, teachers, movers, and artist who wish to celebrate unity and Brazilian culture.

Jultrefest
Nov 26, Dec 3 & 10 | 8-9:30pm
Register in advance here.
Dancing around the Christmas Tree (Jultre) is common among all the Nordic countries. In these three sessions you will learn the traditions, songs, and dances most typical of Norway, Sweden, and Iceland. Then join us for a Jultrefest at our monthly Nordic Social Dance on Sunday, December 14 where we put it all together in celebration!

Jultrefest
Nov 26, Dec 3 & 10 | 8-9:30pm
Register in advance here.
Dancing around the Christmas Tree (Jultre) is common among all the Nordic countries. In these three sessions you will learn the traditions, songs, and dances most typical of Norway, Sweden, and Iceland. Then join us for a Jultrefest at our monthly Nordic Social Dance on Sunday, December 14 where we put it all together in celebration!

Jultrefest
Nov 26, Dec 3 & 10 | 8-9:30pm
Register in advance here.
Dancing around the Christmas Tree (Jultre) is common among all the Nordic countries. In these three sessions you will learn the traditions, songs, and dances most typical of Norway, Sweden, and Iceland. Then join us for a Jultrefest at our monthly Nordic Social Dance on Sunday, December 14 where we put it all together in celebration!

Register here.
What folk dance fills 5 dance floors from 8:30pm until 3:00am for two weeks every summer at Le Grand Bal de l'Europe? Bal folk! Join Bob Walser and friends to celebrate dances from Brittany, the Auvergne and other regions of France - and beyond. No experience or partner needed for this enticing mix of circle, line and couple dances that range from hypnotic and groovy to exhilarating and even goofy. All dances will be taught and live music will invite you into the fun. Come groove with us!

Register here.
What folk dance fills 5 dance floors from 8:30pm until 3:00am for two weeks every summer at Le Grand Bal de l'Europe? Bal folk! Join Bob Walser and friends to celebrate dances from Brittany, the Auvergne and other regions of France - and beyond. No experience or partner needed for this enticing mix of circle, line and couple dances that range from hypnotic and groovy to exhilarating and even goofy. All dances will be taught and live music will invite you into the fun. Come groove with us!

Register here.
What folk dance fills 5 dance floors from 8:30pm until 3:00am for two weeks every summer at Le Grand Bal de l'Europe? Bal folk! Join Bob Walser and friends to celebrate dances from Brittany, the Auvergne and other regions of France - and beyond. No experience or partner needed for this enticing mix of circle, line and couple dances that range from hypnotic and groovy to exhilarating and even goofy. All dances will be taught and live music will invite you into the fun. Come groove with us!

Register here.
What folk dance fills 5 dance floors from 8:30pm until 3:00am for two weeks every summer at Le Grand Bal de l'Europe? Bal folk! Join Bob Walser and friends to celebrate dances from Brittany, the Auvergne and other regions of France - and beyond. No experience or partner needed for this enticing mix of circle, line and couple dances that range from hypnotic and groovy to exhilarating and even goofy. All dances will be taught and live music will invite you into the fun. Come groove with us!

Register here.
Explore Argentina’s regional folk dances beyond tango (i.e. tango is NOT included in this series). Each session spotlights one or two styles and builds skills step by step. Learn basic footwork, rhythms, formations, and pañuelo work with cultural context. Dances include carnavalito, malambo, chacarera, zamba, and chamamé. No experience needed. No partner needed. This class will be taught by Paulino Brener, an Argentine-born educator and dance instructor who has taught at Tapestry Folk Dance Center’s International Folk Dance nights and also leads community dance workshops throughout Minneapolis.

Who it’s for:
Ages 16 and up.

What to bring:
Comfortable shoes. Water. Pañuelo or small bandana.

About the Instructor:
Paulino Brener is an Argentine-born educator and community arts organizer based in Minneapolis. He teaches Argentine folk dances such as chacarera, zamba, malambo basics, and chamamé, with a focus on musicality and clear, accessible instruction. Paulino has taught at Tapestry Folk Dance Center and leads cultural programs that connect movement, music, and story. His classes welcome beginners and experienced dancers alike, with inclusive pacing and plenty of practice time.

Register here.
Explore Argentina’s regional folk dances beyond tango (i.e. tango is NOT included in this series). Each session spotlights one or two styles and builds skills step by step. Learn basic footwork, rhythms, formations, and pañuelo work with cultural context. Dances include carnavalito, malambo, chacarera, zamba, and chamamé. No experience needed. No partner needed. This class will be taught by Paulino Brener, an Argentine-born educator and dance instructor who has taught at Tapestry Folk Dance Center’s International Folk Dance nights and also leads community dance workshops throughout Minneapolis.

Who it’s for:
Ages 16 and up.

What to bring:
Comfortable shoes. Water. Pañuelo or small bandana.

About the Instructor:
Paulino Brener is an Argentine-born educator and community arts organizer based in Minneapolis. He teaches Argentine folk dances such as chacarera, zamba, malambo basics, and chamamé, with a focus on musicality and clear, accessible instruction. Paulino has taught at Tapestry Folk Dance Center and leads cultural programs that connect movement, music, and story. His classes welcome beginners and experienced dancers alike, with inclusive pacing and plenty of practice time.

Register here.
Explore Argentina’s regional folk dances beyond tango (i.e. tango is NOT included in this series). Each session spotlights one or two styles and builds skills step by step. Learn basic footwork, rhythms, formations, and pañuelo work with cultural context. Dances include carnavalito, malambo, chacarera, zamba, and chamamé. No experience needed. No partner needed. This class will be taught by Paulino Brener, an Argentine-born educator and dance instructor who has taught at Tapestry Folk Dance Center’s International Folk Dance nights and also leads community dance workshops throughout Minneapolis.

Who it’s for:
Ages 16 and up.

What to bring:
Comfortable shoes. Water. Pañuelo or small bandana.

About the Instructor:
Paulino Brener is an Argentine-born educator and community arts organizer based in Minneapolis. He teaches Argentine folk dances such as chacarera, zamba, malambo basics, and chamamé, with a focus on musicality and clear, accessible instruction. Paulino has taught at Tapestry Folk Dance Center and leads cultural programs that connect movement, music, and story. His classes welcome beginners and experienced dancers alike, with inclusive pacing and plenty of practice time.

Register here.
Explore Argentina’s regional folk dances beyond tango (i.e. tango is NOT included in this series). Each session spotlights one or two styles and builds skills step by step. Learn basic footwork, rhythms, formations, and pañuelo work with cultural context. Dances include carnavalito, malambo, chacarera, zamba, and chamamé. No experience needed. No partner needed. This class will be taught by Paulino Brener, an Argentine-born educator and dance instructor who has taught at Tapestry Folk Dance Center’s International Folk Dance nights and also leads community dance workshops throughout Minneapolis.

Who it’s for:
Ages 16 and up.

What to bring:
Comfortable shoes. Water. Pañuelo or small bandana.

About the Instructor:
Paulino Brener is an Argentine-born educator and community arts organizer based in Minneapolis. He teaches Argentine folk dances such as chacarera, zamba, malambo basics, and chamamé, with a focus on musicality and clear, accessible instruction. Paulino has taught at Tapestry Folk Dance Center and leads cultural programs that connect movement, music, and story. His classes welcome beginners and experienced dancers alike, with inclusive pacing and plenty of practice time.