Tango Adults
Tango.
at Learn to Dance with Michelle Badion, Seattle · 5.0★ (24 Google reviews)
When
Tuesday
The studio hasn’t published a full schedule for this class.
Ask first: Call +1206-334-7496 · Email · Contact page
Checked against the studio’s timetable yesterday
About this class
A tango class for adults, at Learn to Dance with Michelle Badion, 1320 NE 63rd St. The studio lists 16 classes a week: Tango (10), Bachata, Ballroom, Private Dance Lessons, Salsa, and Swing, and 1 of them are at beginner level.
DanceHow data
Tango classes in Seattle
Every tango class we track in Seattle, read from studio timetables.
40
tango classes a week
19
studios teach it
47%
start at 6:00 PM or later
$20
median drop-in price
Tango classes by day
Thursday is the busiest day for tango in Seattle (6 of 22 dated classes). 47% start at 6:00 PM or later. The median drop-in price is $20.
This week at Learn to Dance with Michelle Badion
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Getting there
1320 NE 63rd St, Seattle, WA 98115 Dance school
DirectionsSame style nearby
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Before you go
Your first tango class
Is Tango beginner-friendly?
Absolutely. Tango has a steep learning curve early on—the connection and frame are unlike other dances—but beginner classes are designed to teach you slowly from the ground up. Most adult beginners feel comfortable within a few weeks, and the dramatic music and passionate atmosphere make it addictive even when you're struggling.
Do I need a partner to start Tango?
You don't need one before you arrive at class. Beginner Tango classes rotate partners so everyone learns both the lead and follow roles. You'll be partnered with different people throughout the lesson, which helps you adapt and builds your confidence. The teacher may also lead group exercises without a partner early on.
What should I wear to a Tango class?
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes you can move in—trousers, leggings, or joggers are all fine. Soft-soled dance shoes with a suede or leather sole are ideal (they allow pivoting), but you can borrow or hire shoes for your first few classes. Avoid trainers; they grip the floor and make Tango steps difficult.
Questions about this class
Can I just turn up?
The studio doesn't say. Ask before you go: on michellebadion.com or call +1206-334-7496.
How much is it?
The price isn't listed. Dance classes in Seattle typically cost $20–$39 per class (median $24, from 172 classes that publish a price).
Where is it?
Learn to Dance with Michelle Badion, 1320 NE 63rd St, Seattle, WA 98115.
Answers come from this class’s listing and update when the timetable does.
How we know this
- We read this class from the studio’s own timetable: michellebadion.com/
- First listed on DanceHow October 18, 2026; last checked yesterday. We re-check timetables every week.
- Rating from Google: 5.0★ from 24 reviews. Sponsored studios are always labelled.