TorontoTango.com - A perfect way to keep track of what's going on in the local tango community. Lessons, workshops, studios, milongas and various special events. I believe you don't need any other links, it's all there A to Z.

By the way, we would like to express our sincerest thanks to Andy Kamienski and Ilona for their kindness and support. And also to Lukasz Bartosik for his photos we've used here, as well as for those we didn't and for his good company as a whole.

KnowTango.com - Is a fairly new project, but already holds a lot of useful information. It draws on the collective knowledge of the tango community to provide a centralized world map of all tango events. Classes, milongas, practicas and festivals virtually everywhere.

TodoTango.com - Has a vast collection of tango-related materials: from singers' and musicians' biografies to song lyrics and from interviews to historical studies. This particular link will bring you to their neatly categorized Lyrics section (more than 4000 texts presently available). The only problem is that all the texts, albeit sometimes provided with a short commentary, are in Spanish. See next link for a solution.

Lyrics @ TangoDC.com - Features translations for some of the most popular tunes that you would hear at the milongas.

Easytango.com: Glossary - Is the place to go for definitions. If the seminar programme speculates in words you don't understand, check their tangopedia. Remember though, that the tango world is not without contradictions. Especially when it comes to meanings.

Habeeba's Dance Studio - Is the permanent home of most 3-2-Tango classes and practica. Habeeba also offers bellydancing classes.

Movement Centre - Is the new home of Milonga-2-3 and a very nice studio, featuring yoga, dancing and martial arts classes.

City Dance Corps - Offers a wide variety of dancing classes. We used to teach there on Wednesdays.