
The end of an era
After countless unforgettable Fridays filled with rhythm, connection, and salsa magic, we’re turning the page to an exciting new chapter - Wednesday Salsa at the Eagles. While having Salsa on Fridays has contributed greatly to our success, this shift to Wednesday opens up incredible opportunities for us to grow, innovate, and bring you even more unforgettable experiences. Here’s why this change is a win for all of us
The Grand Ballroom & LIVE music!
One of the benefits of this move is LIVE Salsa music in the stunning Grand Ballroom. As we continue building this vibrant scene, enjoy the cozy, intimate vibes of the 3rd floor on all other nights. Coming re honored to welcome 3x Latin Grammy winner Julio Cascante and his group Tumbao—mark your calendars!
More Festivals, More International Talent!
Wednesdays free up our weekends, allowing us to organize festivals and invite world-class artists, DJs, and instructors from across the globe. Imagine electrifying performances, next-level workshops, and even more fun social dances!
Dance Trips & Travel Adventures
With weekends now open, we can plan magical dance trips abroad—think salsa congresses in vibrant cities, learning in the birthplaces of dance styles, beachside bachata festivals, and cultural dance immersions. Start saving and get your passport!
A Fresh Night to Shine
Now you can have the ritual of going Salsa dancing every week without having to sacrifice your weekends. This will be the weekly social you can always count on—just like our beloved Swing dance nights that have been thriving since 1997. Wednesday Salsa is here to stay, building the same kind of lasting community and tradition. We’re deeply grateful for every moment shared on Fridays, but we’re even more excited for what’s ahead. The best is yet to come.
Our Team

Rudy Romero
Rudy is originally from Albuquerque, NM and has been teaching various forms of dance for nearly 20 years. He prides himself in teaching carefully crafted instruction and is always willing to take the extra time to help students connect to concepts. Along with producing a internet radio show and helping organize dance events, Rudy is currently studying computer programming at the Evergreen State College.
For private lessons call or text: 1(505) 514-9518
David Portugal
David is a musician, producer, music enthusiast and Dj. David hails out of Tumwater WA. He spends his free time in his studio cataloging and making his own music. David has had over 20+ years to develop his amalgamation of sound. His emotive music selections are his own therapy. His love for music goes beyond the spectrum of mixing music and is dedicated to sharing his love for music. This translates into sets where he infuses all the pieces of music that every music lover could appreciate.


Sunny Paguirigan
Dance became a transformative force in Sunny's life at the age of 12, but it was at 16, when he discovered partner dancing, that his world underwent a profound shift. In 2017, Sunny and David Accurso teamed up, shaping OlyDance into the vibrant community it is today with immense support. Sunny's dedication extends beyond the dance floor as he strives to share the joy of dance with his local scene, whether teaching or supporting other instructors. From the rhythmic beats of Swing to the sultry moves of Salsa, Bachata, Brazilian Zouk Lambada, Argentine Tango, and beyond, Sunny eagerly wants to share the rich tapestry of dance styles with his community.
David Accurso
A serious student of music and dance, David earned a Bachelors of Arts from the Evergreen State College with a focus in Dance and Comparative Movement. David’s interdisciplinary approach draws from Lindy Hop, ECS, Balboa, Blues, Kizomba, Salsa, Bachata, Argentine Tango, Modern Jazz, Odissi (Indian Classical), Ballet, swimming, and musicianship. David has been teaching classes, leading workshops and giving private lessons since 2007, and has since taught around the US as well as internationally. His classes are fun, social, and empowering for the mind, body, and partnership. David's love of dance is contagious.
