Tango Cincinnati and discover its best kept secrets!

This Cincinnati restaurant review and tango website was updated on: Jaunuary 18th, 2012

Check out two new restaurants in Northside! This website reviews better restaurants in Cincinnati, especially in Northside, where tango dancers might go. Northside has become a kind of cultural mecca, sporting the greatest diversity of arts and culture in the ti-state area. It is not unusual to walk into the Northside Tavern and hear, on different evenings, live music including classical string quartets, opera, gypsy and balkan brass bands, medieval, and current popular music. Have a Guiness with your Mozart!

Tango Cincinnati supports dance, music, and other Cincinnati Fine Arts that do not have the budget to buy advertising. We also include links to Internet resources for Argentine tango music, teachers, and important tango sites across the United States and around the world. Learn to speak Spanish in the beautiful city of Veracruz, Mexico, and learn some essential tango dance terms in Spanish on our Tango Terms page.

The Local Teachers and Studios page features biographies of our local teachers and maps to the ballroom dance studios and other places where milongas (dance events) are held. The Argentine Tango Terms page contains a useful glossary of Spanish words that you will encounter when studying in Argentina or with a Spanish-speaking teacher.

We will also publish events submitted by non-profit or for-profit arts groups. We are especially interested in early music, that is, groups who perform music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Baroque. Ethnic music groups are also welcome to submit articles and photos, especially Argentine groups.

Tango Cincinnati considers that broad exposure to musical, theatrical and dance events can only serve to unify the arts and humanities through a common disciplined approach. Few popular dances embrace the discipline and passion of Argentine Tango!