3 PM – 8 PM
Mayfair Rooftop Pool Party (on long holiday weekends or often on the 3rd Monday a month)
at Mayfair House Hotel & Garden
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
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Salsa in Miami runs six nights a week, with 21 weekly socials across 15 venues. Friday is the busiest night with 7 parties. Sunday adds 5 and Thursday adds 4, so you can dance most days without repeating a room. Only Tuesday stays quiet. The scene splits between beach bars, rooftops, Latin clubs, and dedicated dance studios. Wynwood, South Beach, and Little Havana carry a lot of the nightlife, while studio socials draw the on1 and casino crowds. Miami leans Cuban and timba, and many floors mix salsa with bachata (13 bachata events run here too). Coming alone works fine, since partner rotation is standard. Expect a cover at club nights and free or low-cost entry at bar socials.
Last updated: September 13, 2026

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3 PM – 8 PM
at Mayfair House Hotel & Garden
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
8 PM – close, class 9 PM
at Ball & Chain
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
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9 PM – 1 AM, free class at 9 PM
at Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
7:30 PM – late, free lesson
at Mango's South Beach
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
9 PM – 1 AM, free class at 9 PM (Every 1st Friday)
at Casa La Rubia
Salsa ·free ·Monthly
9 PM – late (Every 1st Friday)
at The Easton Rooftop Pool & Lounge
Salsa ·free ·Monthly
9 PM – 1 AM, free class at 9 PM (Every Last Friday)
at Casa La Rubia
Salsa ·free ·Monthly
10 PM – 2 AM, free class at 10 PM
at Flamingoz A Taste of Miami - Wynwood
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
7 PM – 10:30 PM, class at 6 PM
at BUENOS MUCHACHOS
Salsa ·Weekly
8 PM – 12 AM, free class at 8 PM
at Señor Frog's Hollywood Beach
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
8 PM – 12 AM, free class at 8 PM
at La Mesa Kendall
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
9 PM – late, free lesson at 9 PM (Every Last Sunday)
at DanceArts Miami
Salsa ·Pre-Sale $20 / Door $25 ·Monthly
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Shoes we tested and reviewed, with links to buy

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