About the event
About Paris International Salsa Congress 2027
Join dancers from near and far for a vibrant Paris International Salsa Congress experience, centered on social dancing, technique classes and late-night parties held in one large event space. The programme combines daytime workshops and classes with evening performances and parties, giving you both focused practice and plenty of chances to dance socially with new partners. What to expect The congress offers structured classes and open workshops covering core salsa practice alongside related social styles. Daytime sessions are organised into multi-hour workshop blocks, while evening moments include a staged show (the Latino Show) followed by long social parties. The event highlights Paris’s lively salsa and mambo scene by offering pre-conference club nights in selected local venues and multiple on-site parties that run into the early hours. Lessons are presented in blocks designed for concentrated learning: full-day workshop access is available for the main weekend workshop programme, and single-day workshop passes are offered for people who wish to pick specific days. The schedule is set up so you can alternate between improving fundamentals in class and putting them to use during the social evenings. Atmosphere and social life Expect a festive, international crowd and a mix of social-level dancers. The format emphasises partner rotation and social interaction: daytime classes feed into lively evening parties where DJs provide extended social sets. Organisers also run several pre-parties at hand-picked Paris clubs, creating additional opportunities to meet local dancers before the main conference evenings. Venue and practical details The congress takes place at La Palmeraie, a set of event and reception spaces located in Paris’s 15th arrondissement behind the Aquaboulevard. On-site facilities include a large ballroom for classes and parties and dedicated areas for the staged show and receptions. Ticketing options published by the organisers include full event passes, full party passes and single-day workshop access. Whether you come to sharpen technique, enjoy the social floor or simply soak up the festive atmosphere, this edition offers structured learning alongside plentiful social dancing in a central Paris venue. We look forward to seeing you on the dance floor.
Join dancers from near and far for a vibrant Paris International Salsa Congress experience, centered on social dancing, technique classes and late-night parties held in one large event space. The programme combines daytime workshops and classes with evening performances and parties, giving you both focused practice and plenty of chances to dance socially with new partners.
What to expect
The congress offers structured classes and open workshops covering core salsa practice alongside related social styles. Daytime sessions are organised into multi-hour workshop blocks, while evening moments include a staged show (the Latino Show) followed by long social parties. The event highlights Paris’s lively salsa and mambo scene by offering pre-conference club nights in selected local venues and multiple on-site parties that run into the early hours.
Lessons are presented in blocks designed for concentrated learning: full-day workshop access is available for the main weekend workshop programme, and single-day workshop passes are offered for people who wish to pick specific days. The schedule is set up so you can alternate between improving fundamentals in class and putting them to use during the social evenings.
Atmosphere and social life
Expect a festive, international crowd and a mix of social-level dancers. The format emphasises partner rotation and social interaction: daytime classes feed into lively evening parties where DJs provide extended social sets. Organisers also run several pre-parties at hand-picked Paris clubs, creating additional opportunities to meet local dancers before the main conference evenings.
Venue and practical details
The congress takes place at La Palmeraie, a set of event and reception spaces located in Paris’s 15th arrondissement behind the Aquaboulevard. On-site facilities include a large ballroom for classes and parties and dedicated areas for the staged show and receptions. Ticketing options published by the organisers include full event passes, full party passes and single-day workshop access.
Whether you come to sharpen technique, enjoy the social floor or simply soak up the festive atmosphere, this edition offers structured learning alongside plentiful social dancing in a central Paris venue. We look forward to seeing you on the dance floor.