Milonga Tres Mil
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Come to dance, to listen, to meet people, to have a good time!
Never been to a Milonga? It's the name of Tango Argentino socials.
Carefully selected sets of Argentinean Tango, Vals and Milonga (yes, it also names a music genre), a spacious wooden floor to make your feet and heart smile, and a welcoming atmosphere await you.
Bring your passion for this dance, your curiosity and good vibes to enjoy the people you meet, the conversations between sets, the partner you didn’t know you’d enjoy dancing with, the song that suddenly awakens your creativity, and the little bit of magic that happens when people come together for the same reason: to share Tango.
Hegelgasse 14, 1010 Wien
Entrance on the corner of Hegelgasse and Fichtegasse.
Before the Milonga, join the Tango Essentials class at 18:00, especially if you're new to tango.
If it's your first time at a Milonga, take a look at Jessica's blog post about the milonga codes so you move around like fish in the water.
Per class: €20 (incl. Milonga)
10-block: €185 (valid for 4 months)
Only Milonga: €15-€10 – Why two prices to choose from? A little experiment.
It’s obvious that bringing a milonga to life costs money. Jessica believes in making more obvious that community is what brings tango to life: each of us co-create the milonga every time we cross the door and step onto the dance floor. And it’s beautiful when sharing is caring.
All our classes and events offer a Solidaritarif so nobody is left out for financial reasons. Supporter (€15) keeps the milonga sustainable while accessible for young and with limited budget dancers.
Two valid options. No questions asked. Choose what’s possible for you today and co-create Milonga Tres Mil.
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Jessica Gerdel is a certified Tango Argentino teacher and movement researcher based in Vienna.
Her teaching combines tango technique with body awareness, connection, musicality and improvisation, helping dancers move beyond memorizing figures and understand their bodies, listen and adapt, dance with different partners, and gradually develop a tango that feels like their own.
She teaches dancers of different levels through regular classes, Focused Prácticas, Tango Immersion Weekends, a Tango & Movement Pedagogical Training, and special events, creating a welcoming learning environment that values curiosity, connection and the joy of dancing with different people.
