7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Wimbledon Salsa & Bachata Club
at Drake House Dance Hall
Salsa ·15 GBP (classes + club), 5 GBP (club only) ·Weekly
UK
Salsa in London runs seven nights a week, with 13 weekly socials spread across 11 venues. Sunday is the strongest night with 3 socials, and Tuesday also has 3. Friday and Saturday each add 2 parties, so the weekend stays busy. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday keep one social each, which means you can dance every single day. The scene mixes dedicated dance halls, bar floors and school halls used for evening socials, spread from central London out to Fulham and Hammersmith. Many nights teach salsa on2 and Cuban salsa, and several floors share the room with bachata (11 bachata socials run in the same city, plus some kizomba and zouk). Coming alone is normal, and most socials open with a class before the freestyle floor.
Last updated: July 29, 2026

London’s salsa is a network of serious weeklies. Here’s where to catch On2 Tuesdays, Sunday SOS, and dependable West London floors, plus key parties and 2026
7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
at Drake House Dance Hall
Salsa ·15 GBP (classes + club), 5 GBP (club only) ·Weekly
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM, classes 7:30 - 9PM
at Hammersmith Salsa & Bachata Club
Salsa ·£15 Both Classes + Social £10 Social ·Weekly
9pm - late, classes from 7:30 pm
at Sway Bar
Salsa ·FREE ENTRY TIL 9PM ·Weekly
7:30 pm - 12 pm, class 7:30 pm, social from 9 pm
at Boxhall City
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM, Bachata class 7.15 pm, Salsa class 8.15 pm, social from 9pm (Every 1st Friday)
at Orange Box, Fulham Pier
Salsa ·£15 ·Monthly
3PM - 7PM, on 2 Saturdays a month (check facebook)
at Haverstock School
Salsa ·£10 ·Weekly
8:30 PM - 2:30 AM, classes until 10 PM, social from 10 PM (Every 1st Saturday)
at St John’s Angell Town Primary School
Salsa ·£12 - £15 ·Monthly
4 PM - 8 PM, only on one Sunday a month (check facebook)
at Haverstock School
Salsa ·£10 ·Weekly
5-11:45PM, classes 5-7:30 pm
at Be At One - Liverpool Street
Salsa ·free until 6pm, £6 thereafter ·Weekly
Shoes we tested and reviewed, with links to buy

Top 6 salsa dance shoes reviewed by a dancer. Suede soles, proper heels, and shoes that actually work on the social dance floor.
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A dancer's review of the Bloch Boost (S0538L): a cushioned split-sole dance sneaker built for long workshop days, with real floor feel and all-day comfort.
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A review of the Capezio Canvas Dance Sneaker: an ultra-light split-sole shoe with a suede spin spot, built for fast salsa footwork, shines and pivots.
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