8 PM – 12:30pm , Bachata class starts 8.30
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at The Rose
Bachata ·15-20 $ ·Weekly
United States
Bachata in New York gives you 18 weekly socials across 14 venues. Sunday is the busiest night with 6 parties, so the weekend carries the scene. Thursday adds 4 more, and Friday and Saturday each bring 3, which means you can dance six days out of seven. Most nights run in Manhattan dance studios, bars, and clubs, with a few rooftop and open-air spots in the warmer months. Many floors mix bachata with salsa, and salsa is even bigger here with 24 events a week. You will also find some zouk and kizomba on the same circuit. Sensual and Dominican styles both have a home in the city. Coming alone is normal, and locals rotate partners from the first song.
Last updated: November 1, 2026

Where to dance bachata in New York City. This guide covers the best clubs and socials for Traditional, Sensual, and Modern bachata, from the Bronx to Brooklyn.
8 PM – 12:30pm , Bachata class starts 8.30
at The Rose
Bachata ·15-20 $ ·Weekly
9 PM – 1 am; free class from 8 pm
at Atolye Venue & Bar
Bachata ·free ·Weekly
9 PM – 12 AM
at Lorenz Latin Dance Studio - Glendale
Bachata ·15 USD ·Weekly
9 PM – 12 AM
at Lorenz Latin Dance Studio - Nassau
Bachata ·15 USD ·Weekly
10 PM – 4 AM
at Concord NYC (formerly Hotel Chantelle)
Bachata ·10.38 ·Weekly
10 PM – 02:30
at 224 W 35th St Floor 15
Bachata ·USD 20 online before 18:00; USD 25 after; USD 15 undergraduate students with valid ID ·Weekly
Social start unconfirmed
at Bar Available
Bachata ·20 USD (online; 25 USD door for 30 October 2026) ·Weekly
See organizer for social start
at Chelsea Market
Every other SAT
Bachata ·free
at Pier I, Riverside Park
Check schedule
Bachata ·FREE
6 PM – 10 PM
at You Should Be Dancing, Door Code 1363#
1st, 3rd, 5th SUN monthly
Bachata ·until 6:30 $20, after $23
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