FREE Rooftop Bachata & Salsa Social + Free Dance Classes in Wynwood 18+
Friday, September 4, 2026
10:30 PM UTC – 1:30 AM UTC
Hosted by Salsa Bachata Miami
About this event
This FREE Dance Social features Complimentary Salsa & Bachata Dance Lessons plus a Language Exchange Networking aspect to make making friends easier through dance or conversation + we've added a FREE PhotoBooth Experience as well!
Doors Open at 6:30PM Dance Lessons at 830PM Language & Dance Social til 12AM
Guest Instructor: Randy Santos 🇩🇴 Specializing in Dominican Bachata!
Want to see what a language party is like? Watch this video!
Venue: i5 Wynwood Parking: Street Parking or Uber/Lyft
Miami Language Exchange Parties are for ANYONE 18+ looking to meet new and interesting people from all over the world! These social events are perfect for practicing other languages while making amazing friends in a multilingual, cross-cultural atmosphere. Come socialize over drinks and connect with people from different backgrounds in a fun party environment.
How It Works Every person gets a language tag with their name, fluent languages, and any languages they want to practice. Then you mingle and speak in any language you want with the cool new people you'll meet! Whether you speak 1 language or 10, everybody's welcome! If you only speak one language, you can help others practice your native tongue. Perfect For:
- Practice Languages? Find conversation partners here
- New in Miami? Come make friends
- Visiting? Meet people from everywhere
- Looking for adventure? Fun afterparty possibilities!
Supporting our community Enjoyed the party? All proceeds help make future events even better. Hit the donate now button if you're feeling generous! 💙 Stay Connected Follow our Instagram for updates: Miamilanguageparties Official Website: www.miamilanguageexchange.com
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