Enjoy "La Milonga Ideal -February edition" with Diego Doigneau

THERE ARE NO TANGO WARWICK CLASSES at St Mary's on FRIDAY 6th February. It is time for their monthly traditional milonga, a social dancing event which brings in tango dancers from across the Midlands and beyond.
The days are noticeably lightening post-Candlemas, and to add to the brightness we will have the wonderful Diego Doigneau as guest DJ for the post-Candlemas edition of Tango Warwick's traditional milonga to brighten, excite, and delight your Friday evening. Come and join friendly dancers from all over the region, and beyond, in the creation of lovely dances inspired by his music, for an evening celebrating the enjoyment of tango.
TIME: 8pm to midnight, Friday 6th February.
PLACE: Warwick SPACE, 71 Coten End, Warwick CV34 4NU.
COST (at door in cash) : £12 (£8 for students with student card). IN CASH. Prebooking not required.

We will be back at home in Warwick SPACE. It is a large room with a good floor,(recently restored at enormous expense!), in a space reminiscent of Buenos Aires' Sunderland Club (some say), and with great acoustics.
There will be some nibbles, cold soft drinks, fine cordials and wine for early arrivers, but BYOB if you wish.
We encourage good tango, nice ronda and cabeceo!
It will be the friendly, joyful, welcoming, and lively, milonga tango dancers have come to love. Above all there will be a warm welcome for visitors, occasionals, and regulars alike.

WARWICK SPACE is on the north side of the main road north of the river between Leamington and Warwick; next to the Black Pug pub, aka Millwright Arms, and almost opposite a Sainsbury local. It is a short walk from Warwick Railway Station, and not far from M40 and A46. There are several hotels & B&B's nearby in this tourist area, several doing good deals on Friday off season nights. The Castle Limes Hotel is a few minutes away. Kenilworth hotels are a short drive away.

PARKING is mostly on road, especially towards Warwick on the main road or Smith Street (one way, going East), on back streets (not very easy), or towards Warwick station. The huge St Nicholas Park car park is about 10 minutes walk away but you probably could do with a torch on the way back. [If you drop by next door at the Black Pug, and eg enjoy "Fizz Friday! Enjoy half-price fizz from 5 PM to 7 PM" they may well let you park there for the evening...]