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UW Mambo club's (mamboclub.ca) weekly Salsa and Bachata dance classes. Founded in 2007, the University of Waterloo Mambo Club is the 1st dance studio to bring Latin dance classes to students and the general public in the Kitchener Waterloo region. We offer weekly Salsa & Bachata classes and a guide to KW social dancing venues. -
UW Cuban Salsa club works closely with Laurier Salsa club and dedicates to spread the joy that Casino Rueda (Cuban Salsa) brings to all of us! -
Paying membership fees goes towards funding all of the fun events the ACS has planned this term! Becoming an ACS official member also gives you exclusive perks that you can take advantage of throughout the term. This includes discounts on tickets for the paid events we hold as well as a free ACS swag!! -
At UW Tea Club, we meet weekly on Wednesdays at 6-8 pm at EV2 2002. We provide 4 different teas every week, unlimited snacks, and board games! You can come socialize, play games, and meet new people all while drinking tea. If you’re busy or don’t want to socialize, feel free to come along and drink tea while working. We don’t judge. If you’re in a rush, feel free to drop by and grab a cup and head on to wherever you need to go.
You do not need to be there for the whole 2 hours. Feel free to stay as long as you’d like or as little. This membership pays for all the meetings of the Winter 2025 term. We plan to have about 10 meetings in total.
The membership fee is $20 for the entire term, or you can buy a single meeting ticket for $4 at the meeting. For more details check out our Instagram or Discord listed below. You can also choose to come in person and pay for the membership instead of buying online.
Our Instagram page: Instagram (@uwteaclub)
Our Discord channel: Join the Tea Club Discord Server!
200 University Ave West
Student Life Centre, Room 1116
Waterloo, ON
Canada N2L 3G1
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