Your Flamenco Classes And Concerts In Scotland – Looking Ahead To 2026/27
🎉 A Wonderful Season Comes To An End 🎉
As our 2025/26 season draws to a close, we would like to thank all our students, families and supporters for making this one of the most successful and enjoyable years in TUFLAMENCO’s history.
This year has been filled with learning, creativity, performances, friendships and unforgettable flamenco moments. We are incredibly proud of the progress made by all our students and grateful for the enthusiasm and commitment shown throughout the season.
✨ The Journey Continues
We are delighted to confirm that TUFLAMENCO will return for the 2026/27 season, with classes starting again in September 2026. But, before then, we will be offering a selection of SUMMER INTENSIVE CLASSES, providing an excellent opportunity to continue dancing, learning and staying connected with the flamenco community during the summer months.
📅 Information about next season’s timetable, summer intensives and enrolment will be published on our website soon (August second week).
Thank you for being part of the TUFLAMENCO family. We look forward to welcoming both returning and new students for another exciting year of flamenco.
As usual we will have several TUFLAMENCO productions for the EdFringe 2026: “Flamenkids”, “Ayre” and “2Flamenco”, so hopefully we will see youse around 🙂 All info of these EdFringe concerts is in the web or at the EdFringe website.
See you this summer — and again in September for the start of a new super Flamenca Season. 💃🎶
Inma Montero and Danielo Olivera are two Spanish flamenco artists with a long-standing presence in the Scottish scene. With passion, professionalism and a deep respect for tradition, they lead TuFlamenco, a company founded in 2018 that brings together high-quality education and professional performance.
Based in Edinburgh and offering classes across several Scottish cities, TuFlamenco has become a vibrant hub for anyone seeking an authentic flamenco experience. Their productions have premiered with great success at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, earning 5-star reviews. And truth be told—if you’ve seen flamenco in Scotland over the last two decades, chances are one of them was on that stage.
