Hierro Forjado / Taller Flamenco

We start a new season of Flamenco dance next Thursday! For any questions, please email me at [email protected]

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Las personas que aman bailar son las más inteligentes #comedia

On April 18th, Feria de Abril in TX will celebrate its fourth year, bringing a true taste of Spain to Texas. This unique event aims to transport attendees to Spain for a day and will feature equestrian performances, paella, flamenco shows, a professional tablao, live music, and even a traditional Spanish ham carver coming from Miami.

More information and tickets are available at: https://feriadeabrilintx.com/

El próximo 18 de abril se celebrará por cuarto año consecutivo la Feria de Abril in TX, un evento que busca transportar a los asistentes a España por un día. Contará con espectáculos ecuestres, paella, actuaciones de flamenco, un tablao profesional, música en vivo y hasta un cortador de jamón llegado desde Miami.

Podéis encontrar más información y entradas en nuestra web: https://feriadeabrilintx.com/es/inicio/

Dance!

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Flamenco dance classes for beginners!! We start on Thursday, January 22nd, 2026. For more information, email me at [email protected]

Have you signed up for a dance class yet?

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Dance is not just movement. It combines coordination, memory, rhythm, learning, and social connection all at once. As a neurologist, I see how this kind of cognitive load strengthens neuroplasticity, builds cognitive reserve, and supports long term brain health. Other forms of exercise are excellent, but dance challenges the brain in ways most workouts do not. #brainhealth #neurology #neuroscience #cognitivereserve #neuroplasticity

This is why your New Year’s resolution should be signing up for a dance class!! We start med-January ♥️

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Everyone tells you to do puzzles or play an instrument to reduce the risk of dementia, but not a whole lot of people are talking about dancing. In one study, researchers found that people who danced more than once a week had a 76 percent lower risk of developing dementia than those who danced less often. Dr. Trisha Pasricha (@trishapasrichamd), an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and our Ask a Doctor columnist, suggests regularly busting a move as a great New Year's resolution.