La Rumba Concerts

Fun place for Latin dance, usually a nice mix of folks across ages and cultures and dancing abilities. I enjoy the lessons on Friday and Saturday nights that help get the party started on the earlier side!

great to dance, but would not recommend due to the bathroom attendant. You can go to literally any other club in Denver to get a better experience. Went on a Friday night, and I've never been to a club with such a rude attendant. She was annoyed every time anyone came in and the most unpleasant to anyone who asked her about anything about the things she offered to everyone. incredibly unpleasant experience due to this. Really ruined the experience to have someone who was so rude for no reason at all and was so to everyone who came in. I've been to several clubs before, and never have I had this kind of experience so I would highly recommend the club switch this person out. I've had amazing experience where I've had attendants help me out with stuck zippers or making my night with kind compliments, but this attendant was incredibly rude to me and my friend who wasn't feeling her best this night. A little bit of kindness goes a long way for girls out for a night, and this really gave us a bad vibe that hasn't been present in any other club in Denver. I'd recommend any other club nearby because of this. There was also a lot more men than women which made it for a less than comfortable night out.

I have performed at, facilitated workshops at and have also just come to dance at La Rumba and have always enjoyed myself. Parking is all side street but oddly I never have trouble finding a spot. The layout is so expansive, whether you're here to dance or be a gossip hen or a wallflower, there's a room for you. The comfiest, most plush seating scattered in every room. Very spacious. Ample, clean bathrooms. And major plus is it's community building atmosphere. You can feel it in the energy of the space for sure.

For years, La Rumba has been a happy place that promotes salsa classes and enjoys musical and cultural diversity, but how do you practice and learn to dance salsa if a new DJ only focuses on playing reggaeton and Punta? Understanding the importance of the crossover of musical genres would be more successful for the cultural diversity of Rumba, which is an essential part of the Latin nightclub. Also, the La Rumba security team overstepped their authority and made the clients leave with shouts. They need to remember that the clients pay for their coats to be kept and have to wait for them to be able to go. Even so, they took me out without my coat to wait outside. La Rumba customers hope they will be able to make cultural music balance a kind and secure environment as in past times.

I would highly recommend the Thursday night salsa class at 8:00 with Rafa. After the hands on class the real party starts. Amazing people, great energy and good times. Supportive environment for people of all different skill levels. We are beginners and it was a very welcoming environment. A big Thank You to our instructor Rafa - great job!! We will be back soon!