Ballroom Dancing in Sant Julià de Ramis
Sant Julià de Ramis proposes a new program of Ballroom Dancing, a weekly event designed to enjoy music, dance and a pleasant afternoon in good company.
The sessions will take place every Sunday at 6 pm at the Sant Julià Civic Center, which will become a meeting point for all those who want to go out dancing, listen to live music or simply share a while in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Throughout the month, there will be various musical performances to set the rhythm for each day and encourage attendees to take to the dance floor. Waltzes, pasodobles, boleros, and other classic ballroom dance styles will be part of afternoons designed for moving, reconnecting, and enjoying the pleasure of dancing to the music.
The program offers regular activities to liven up autumn Sundays and bring live music to life in an accessible and participatory format. You don't need to be an experienced dancer to enjoy it: the goal is simply to have a good time and let yourself be carried away by the melodies.
The entrance fee is 5 euros.
An ideal option for anyone who wants to end the week with music, movement and a dance floor.
Let the music set the pace!
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