A La Tangueria
International Tango Holidays Lago Maggiore (Italy), organised since 2007 by La Tangueria (week 1)
HOLIDAYS
July 26 -
August 2
https://www.tangueria.be/tangoholidays2026/EN, FR, NL, IT, DEDiscover our unforgettable international tango holidays at the stunning Lago Maggiore in Italy — the ideal escape for tango lovers seeking inspiring tango retreats or energizing tango camps. Our tango vacations offer a balanced alternative: less hectic than major tango festivals, more relaxed than over-regulated tango encuentros, and more laid-back than intense tango marathons. Over their more than 25 year...
This Saturday: last Kiosque of the season
You’re all invited to join us in the last, and most special, Milonga @ Kiosque of this season. There will be beautiful people, there will be great music and good wine, there will be nice weather (prediction: 19° and sunny) and there will be a special performance of El Flaco Dany, milonguero from Buenos Aires. […]
Read MoreTango anecdote: Alberto Castillo
Inspired by a story Lucio told me last weekend: the story of Alberto Castillo, famous tango singer, actor but also a practicing gynaecologist, until eventually he had to stop: (…) So in the afternoons, doctor Alberto Salvador De Lucca left his “consulting room for ladies” and ran to the radio to turn into the singer […]
Read MorePhotos: Milonga @ Kiosk #5
Weather wasn’t that bad, but expectation of rain did prevent a bunch of people of coming. The others had a sweater, a scarf and lots of space for dancing. And no, it did not rain once. Next Kiosque on Sept 27 is the last one for this year, so don’t miss it! All pictures in […]
Read MorePhotos: Maryline & Vincent @ Hermalle
Maryline & Vincent gave a workshop this weekend in Hermalle-sous-Huy, organized by the Cultural Center of Engis, for the Dance Convention. Afterwards, there was a short afternoon milonga, and they gave a demonstration. Since Vincent will be concentrating on non-tango activities for a while, it was certainly a special occasion. Some impressions:
Read MorePhotos: Milonga Spiegeltent Antwerp
It was the first time I visited the ‘Spiegeltent’ milonga (Noordkasteel, Antwerpen) and it turned out to be a really cosy place. The theme last Thursday was “Bal masqué” so if you see some dressed up/masked people in the pictures, that’s why. There was an nice demo by Koos & Astrid, and DJ Johan mixed […]
Read MorePhotos: Milonga @ Kiosque #4
We had to start late with the Kiosque milonga because they were still setting up an impressive set of lights for an event later that evening, but on the positive side: we had an impressive set of lights that brightened up the end of the milonga. It was a warm, pleasant day, the place was […]
Read MorePhotos: Kattendijk tango bij maanlicht @ Antwerpen
Kattendijk Tango has started their weekly open-air milonga next to the water again. Although it can be a bit windy, you don’t notice that when you’re dancing, and the view is spectacular. This summer, every Tuesday evening, check it out!
Read MoreBelgians abroad: Vieille Bourse @ Lille
In Lille they also have an open-air milonga, only; the top is open and not the sides. When it gets rainy, this makes for a wet experience. But that doesn’t stop the locals and quite a crowd of Belgian dancers to come to the Vieille Bourse (organised by Sous Les Marronniers), since it is quite […]
Read MorePhotos: Milonga @ Kiosque #1
We held our fingers crossed for most of the week and it paid off: there was only a little rain at the first Milonga @ Kiosque this Saturday in the Brussels park. The dancers, on the other hand, were numerous. The first one dropped in just after 5PM and the milonga only stopped because we […]
Read MorePhotos: Milonga @ Jardins du Dieweg
Milongas at Dieweg are nice, but sunny milongas at Dieweg are even nicer. This Sunday was a very sunny milonga. DJ Ben was in great shape and even I got to dance more than I took pictures.
Read MoreUpcoming: Milongas at the Kiosque du Parc
We’re happy to announce that this year, for the fifth year in a row, there will be two-weekly milongas in the summer at the Kiosque in the Parc Royal in Brussels. Olivier Noterman, who started the initiative, and who has now moved to Buenos Aires, has asked Dirk and me to keep the tradition going.
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