Bringing flamenco’s rhythm, artistry, and community to Chicago.

Learn. Perform. Belong.

Casa Triana Flamenco is a Chicago nonprofit dedicated to flamenco education, performance, and community. Through dance and music, we create a welcoming place to learn, grow as artists, perform, and connect through flamenco.

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Fall 2026 at Casa Triana

Our new season is here! Explore our Fall lineup of flamenco dance, castanets, cajón, percussion, and more for adults, youth, and children, all at our new Casa Triana studio.

OPEN HOUSE, COME CELEBRATE OUR NEW HOME!

Saturday, September 19th, 1–4 PM

Come see our new studio, meet the Casa Triana community, try a mini flamenco or cajón class, dance Sevillanas with us, and celebrate our new home!

Everyone is welcome.

Peña Flamenca

A new intimate flamenco gathering at Casa Triana

Coming Soon

Welcome to Casa Triana

Claudia Pizarro, dressed in traditional flamenco attire with black polka-dotted sleeves and a red ruffled shawl, performs with her eyes closed and hands raised against a black background.

WHAT WE DO

Casa Triana Flamenco brings people together through education, performance, and cultural connection. We offer flamenco dance and music training, create opportunities for artists and students to perform, and bring flamenco into schools and communities throughout Chicago.

Rooted in tradition and committed to artistic excellence, we honor flamenco as a living art form while creating space for learning, creativity, collaboration, and the next generation of artists.

WHAT WE OFFER

Our programs create multiple ways to learn, experience, and participate in flamenco.

Education — Group and private instruction in flamenco dance, music, percussion, and educational programs for schools.

Performance — Professional productions, intimate flamenco experiences, student showcases, and performances for cultural and private events.

Artist & Community Development — Workshops, performance opportunities, collaborations, outreach programs, and partnerships that connect artists, students, schools, and communities.

Cultural Preservation — We honor flamenco’s traditions while encouraging creativity and artistic growth.

A group of women performing flamenco dance on stage, wearing traditional flamenco dresses and clapping, with some musicians in the background.

WHO WE SERVE

Casa Triana welcomes children, teens, adults, families, artists, schools, and community organizations. From first-time flamenco discoverers to experienced artists continuing to develop their craft, there is a place for everyone.

We support students and artists through quality training, meaningful performance opportunities, collaboration, and community connection, while making flamenco accessible to anyone who wants to experience and enjoy the art.

Flamenco does not care about your age, your background, or your past.

It asks for presence, respect, and love for the art.

Casa Triana in Action

Four women in colorful traditional Spanish dresses sitting on green chairs, clapping, with a violinist to the right playing an instrument.
A woman dressed as a flamenco dancer, wearing a black and red polka dot dress with ruffles, has her hands pressed together in a prayer-like gesture, with a serious expression on her face.
Five musicians standing on stage, four men and one woman, with musical instruments including a guitar and violin, clapping and celebrating after a performance.

Beyond The Studio

Words from Our Students