Contact & FAQ
Everything you need to know before starting your flamenco journey. Find our studio location, contact details, company information and answers to frequently asked questions about classes and courses.
Good to Know
Find our studio location, contact details, opening hours and company information below.
STUDIO LOCATION
Valhallavägen 38 BV, Ground Floor (Gröna dörren)
114 22 Stockholm City, Sweden
📍 Metro (T-Bana): Tekniska Högskolan
Work Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
4:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Sunday
4:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Email Address
info.flamencocenter@gmail.com
Phone Numbers
+46 70 422 70 07
Flamenco Center Information
Gabriela Gutarra – Flamenco Center
Organisation number: 196612173101
Bankgiro: 5161-2703
Studio: Valhallavägen 38, 114 22 Stockholm, Sweden
Send us a note
Have a question about our classes, courses or performances? We’d love to hear from you. Send us a message and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
About Our Classes
Who can attend your classes?
We welcome men and women of all ages! Our classes are inclusive and designed for everyone who wants to experience flamenco.
Are your classes inclusive?
Taking your children or your pet if needed! Our goal is to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all. If you need to take your pet or your children to the Class its ok , if they don’t disturb. They are welcome.
Health check
If you have an impediment , you have an injured limb that you still feel can dance, please tell us. We can provide you with adapted exercises and form the dance to your needs.
Can I try the same lessons first before I commit to a long course?
Absolutely! At the start of each term, we run special beginner classes at reduced rates. This is a great opportunity to try out a lesson, allowing both you and our instructors to assess your current level and determine if our program is a good match for your aspirations.
I've never danced before. Can I attend?
Yes, absolutely! We have classes specifically designed for absolute beginners with no prior dance experience. Check out:
Flamenco UNO – for very beginners
Flamenco DOS – for experienced dancers or you have danced language time ago.
I dance a little bit. Which class is right for me?
Contact us and we try to give you the best option, you can try different levels.
I'm an experienced dancer in another style or sport. Can I attend?
Your prior dance or athletic experience can be a great asset! We can help you assess your current level and place you in a class that challenges and inspires you.
I'm an experienced musician. Will that help me in flamenco dance?
Yes, a background in music, especially rhythm, can be incredibly beneficial in understanding and internalizing flamenco compás (rhythm).
Schedule and Registration
When do the classes start?
Our classes have various start dates throughout the year
Do you offer drop-in classes?
Yes, we offer drop-in options for certain classes. Please check our schedule or contact us for availability and pricing.
How do I register?
You can register online through our website
What are the prices and conditions?
Our pricing varies by class type, duration, and commitment.
How can I pay?
Our pricing varies by class type, duration, and commitment.
What is your refund policy?
Generally, refunds for full courses are available under specific conditions before the course begins, and make-up options are often provided for missed lessons.
Can I commit to a full course?
Yes, we encourage committing to a full course for the best learning progression and often offer discounted rates for full course enrollment.
Practicalities
What shoes do I need?
or your first few classes, comfortable, sturdy shoes with a low, firm heel (like character shoes or low boots) are generally acceptable. Once you decide to continue, we highly recommend investing in proper flamenco shoes for optimal technique and sound. We can provide recommendations.
Are 'faldas' (skirts) required?
Generally, refunds for full courses are available under specific conditions before the course begins, and make-up options are often provided for missed lessons.
How can I recover a lost lesson?
For your first class, a comfortable, wide skirt or even leggings are fine. For women, a full, flowing flamenco skirt (falda) is highly recommended for classes as it helps with understanding movement and aesthetics.
What is your policy on coming late to class?
We encourage punctuality to ensure you don’t miss the warm-up and initial instructions. If you arrive late, please enter quietly and join the class without disrupting others.
Beyond the Studio
Can I hire you for a performance or event?
Yes, our instructors and advanced students are available for performances and events. Please contact us with details about your event for a quote.
Do you have student performances?
Yes! We believe in providing opportunities for our students to showcase their progress. We typically hold student performances at the end of each term or year.
I want to dance more. How can I do that?
Beyond classes, consistent practice is key! We encourage students to practice at home, listen to flamenco music, and attend live performances. We also offer private lessons for accelerated learning.
Who can I rehearse with without disturbing the neighborhood (flamenco dance)?
Practicing flamenco footwork at home can be noisy. Consider using a dedicated dance mat or a small wooden board to dampen the sound. For group rehearsals, we can recommend local studio rental options.
How can I buy shoes, castanets, performing dresses, and rehearsal dresses?
We can provide recommendations for reputable online and local suppliers for flamenco shoes, castanets, and dancewear. We may also have a small selection of items available for purchase or rental at the school.