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Dance Argentine Tango at the NYC All Night Milonga at Stepping Out Studios

The NYC All Night Milonga is an Argentine tango dance party at Stepping Out Studios in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan; on the third Saturday of the month, from 9pm – 3:30am. There is a an all level tango class at 8pm. $25 or $30 with class.

The NYC All Night Milonga is One of New York’s Longest-running Tango Dances

The NYC All Night Milonga was founded at the original Stepping Out Studios in 2001 by the Queen of the Night (and serious cat lover) Sarah La Rocca.

In 2023, it’s hosted by Dagny Arizona Miller at the new Stepping Out Studios in a Manhattan penthouse with city and Hudson River views.

It was one of the most successful milongas in the United States, and an important stop for visiting artists and DJs.

As in Buenos Aires, better dancers arrive late to take advantage of the more open floor. Dancers keep arriving through the night. Probably the best way to do the NYC All Night Milonga is well, all night.

The only thing missing is a place to get media lunas (Argentine pastries) in the morning. The Argentine food truck in Greeley Square has them, but they don’t open until later on Sunday.

For more information, visit nycallnightmilonga.com


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Published March 13, 2023 | Updated May 4, 2023.

Filed Under: Argentine, LATIN DANCE, Stepping Out Studios, Tango, Uruguayan

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