Bringing flamenco’s rhythm, artistry, and community to Chicago.

Spring Classes Are Now Open!

Our Spring session begins January 20 with flamenco dance and percussion classes for all levels, including children, adults, and beginners. Classes take place at Indie Media Studios and Hairpin Arts Center.

Adult classes
Child classes

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New Class:

The Bucket Project

The Bucket Project is an engaging percussion class designed especially for kids, where everyday buckets become powerful musical instruments. Using sticks and simple materials, students explore rhythm through hands-on drumming activities that are both fun and structured.

This class introduces essential drum rudiments while developing coordination, timing, and musical awareness. Through group exercises and shared rhythms, students build focus, discipline, and confidence—learning how individual parts come together to create a unified sound.

More than just a music class, The Bucket Project encourages creativity, leadership, and teamwork in a high-energy, inclusive environment. It’s an exciting introduction to percussion that inspires self-expression and a lasting love for rhythm and music.

Class Details
Starts: Saturday, January 24
Time: 10:00–11:00 AM
Ages: 8 and up
Location: Hairpin Arts Center

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BYOB

(Bring Your Own Bucket)

Felices Fiestas from Casa Triana Flamenco

Our first Nochebuena Flamenca was a celebration of tradition, community, and shared joy.


Thank you to every dancer, musician, volunteer, and audience member who made this night unforgettable. We look forward to continuing to share flamenco with our community in the new year.

Welcome to Casa Triana

Claudia Pizarro, dressed in traditional flamenco attire with black polka-dotted sleeves and a red ruffled shawl, performs with her eyes closed and hands raised against a black background.

WHAT WE DO

At Casa Triana Flamenco, we offer a full flamenco experience that blends education, performance, and cultural connection. Our programs include flamenco dance classes for all levels, percussion instruction, and seasonal community performances that celebrate our students’ artistic growth.

We bring flamenco into schools through engaging, hands-on educational programs that introduce young people to the rhythms, movements, and cultural roots of this powerful tradition. We also present Tablao Flamenco performances, dynamic live shows that educate audiences and showcase flamenco as a living art form.

Rooted in community and a strong commitment to artistic excellence, we’re building a vibrant cultural home for flamenco in Chicago, and we invite you to be part of it.

Flamenco dancers performing on stage with live musicians in the background, dressed in colorful traditional dresses.

WHAT WE OFFER

Education – Group and private classes in dance and percussion for all ages and levels, from complete beginners to advanced artists. Our educational programs bring flamenco into schools through residencies and assembly presentations, inspiring the next generation to connect with rhythm, movement, and culture.

Performance – Professional productions, community showcases, and end-of-session tablaos that highlight both seasoned performers and emerging student talent. We also create customized performances for festivals, cultural events, and private celebrations.

Community Outreach – Workshops, cultural talks, and partnerships with arts organizations, community centers, and dance institutions across Chicago. Through our Flamenco Explained blog and online resources, we make flamenco’s rhythms, history, and traditions accessible to everyone, anywhere.

Cultural Preservation & Creative Development – We honor flamenco’s rich heritage while fostering innovation through new choreography, original music, and collaborations with artists from diverse backgrounds, ensuring flamenco thrives as a living, evolving art form.

A group of women performing flamenco dance on stage, wearing traditional flamenco dresses and clapping, with some musicians in the background.

WHO WE HELP

Casa Triana Flamenco welcomes individuals of all ages and skill levels, from curious beginners to aspiring professionals. We support artistic growth by offering high-quality training, meaningful performance opportunities, and spaces for community connection.

Through our classes, events, and outreach programs, we help local and national artists develop their craft, share their passion, and build sustainable careers in flamenco. At the same time, we are deeply committed to sharing this art form with those who seek joy, connection, or cultural expression, whether or not they wish to pursue it professionally.

Our inclusive approach fosters a vibrant, supportive community where everyone has a place in the world of flamenco, on stage, in the classroom, and beyond.

Our Spring 2026 Classes

  • Intro to Flamenco

  • Beginner Flamenco

  • Intermediate Flamenco

  • Repertoire (Intermediate/Advanced)

  • Flamenco Technique

  • Cajón Flamenco

  • Flamenquitos Ages 7 and up - (Kids Flamenco)

  • Bucket Project - Ages 8 and up

Casa Triana in Action

Four women in colorful traditional Spanish dresses sitting on green chairs, clapping, with a violinist to the right playing an instrument.
A woman dressed as a flamenco dancer, wearing a black and red polka dot dress with ruffles, has her hands pressed together in a prayer-like gesture, with a serious expression on her face.
Five musicians standing on stage, four men and one woman, with musical instruments including a guitar and violin, clapping and celebrating after a performance.
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Words from Our Students