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Tango Del Rey
The amber-lit Moorish ballroom of Tango Del Rey, arches glowing under a chandelier over the wood dance floor.

Pacific Beach · San Diego · Since 2008

Nights Madefor Dancing

Five nights a week, the wood floors of a 1984 Spanish-Moorish ballroom fill with salsa, bachata, and tango. This is where San Diego dances.

The Room

A ballroom built formusic and movement.

Horseshoe arches, hand-cast relief work, and a domed tower have stood on Del Rey Street since 1984. Tango maestro Ive Simard reopened the room in 2008, and it has been the home of the Salsa, Bachata, and Latin dance community in San Diego ever since.

Four ways in

The upper-level Moorish arches and ornate honeycomb ceiling of the ballroom.

Est. 1984 · Reopened 2008

Every arch was builtto hold a dance.

Read the history

This Week

The programme

Five nights a week of classes and social dancing in our Pacific Beach ballroom. Beginners welcome.

@tangodelrey

See the roomcome alive.

Live bands, socials, and performances, most nights of the week. Follow along and catch what is coming next.

A solo dancer performing under stage light.
A live band performing under the warm ballroom lights.

3567 Del Rey Street · Pacific Beach

Thursday night iswhere you need to be.