In front of Paul‑Löbe‑Haus (or Wittstocker Str. 6 if bad weather)

Weekly Brazilian Zouk happens on the riverside steps beside Paul‑Löbe‑Haus: a 90‑minute open‑level class at 19:00, then assisted practice/social from 20:30–22:30 led by Salka and friends. You don’t need a partner — partners rotate — and the teaching focuses on social‑friendly figures you can use straight away. If weather is bad the session may be cancelled or moved indoors to Wittstocker Str. 6.

Prices are pay‑what‑you‑can for class/practice (6–15 €) and the social runs by donation; no advance registration is required but organisers use a WhatsApp group for last‑minute updates. The setup is outdoor pavement beside the River Spree, roughly 300 m from the nearby bachata space; bring grippy shoes and layers for wind off the water, and expect quick announcements or changes on the night.

Turnout varies with the weather — some Tuesdays are a compact practice, other nights swell when workshops or festivals coincide. Because it’s on public riverside pavement expect passersby and a pop‑up, casual feel rather than nightclub polish.