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Salsa by the Sea
Overview:
Free outdoor salsa dancing on the Santa Cruz Boardwalk.Details:
| Event: | Outdoor Dance Party | |
| Date: | Every Sunday | |
| Time: | 5-8pm (depends on weather) | |
| Cost: | Free | |
| Instructors: | N/A | |
| Address: | Santa Cruz Boardwalk 106 Beach Street Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Get Directions via Google Maps  |
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| Contact: | (831) 423-5590 www.salsacruz.com |
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Our Review:
Takeshi says:
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Salsa dancing on the Santa Cruz Boardwalk, right next to the beach... it doesn't get any better than that.
Salsa by the Sea is one of my favorite events to go to during the summer months, and we usually make a day out of it, hanging out on the beach working on our tans during the day, then dancing on the Boardwalk during the afternoon.
Parking can be a little tough to find, and dancing on the wooden planks of the Boardwalk can be a little tough, but this one of my favorite outdoor salsa events, and well worth the drive over the Santa Cruz mountains.
Salsa by the Sea is one of my favorite events to go to during the summer months, and we usually make a day out of it, hanging out on the beach working on our tans during the day, then dancing on the Boardwalk during the afternoon.
Parking can be a little tough to find, and dancing on the wooden planks of the Boardwalk can be a little tough, but this one of my favorite outdoor salsa events, and well worth the drive over the Santa Cruz mountains.
Max says:
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I absolutely love this event. Free salsa music and dancing right next to the beach! Santa Cruz is a college town so you get a great varied crowed and this event is popular with both beginners and more experienced dancers. Since the music is generally from 4-7 I usually like to just hit up the beach in the morning and hang out until the dancing starts.
Also, as I learned this the hard way I'll just say that the deck is old and prone to splinters, so don't dance barefoot. Ladies don't bring your nice heels either since those could easily get caught in the cracks - tennis shoes or slippers are your best bet here.
Also, as I learned this the hard way I'll just say that the deck is old and prone to splinters, so don't dance barefoot. Ladies don't bring your nice heels either since those could easily get caught in the cracks - tennis shoes or slippers are your best bet here.
Dancing salsa on an outdoor deck by the sea, what could be better? wear old shoes and bring sunblock!