Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre

This open-air, beachside amphitheatre is a festival-style space with grassed tiers and shaded lawns — not a club. Latin nights here are usually slotted into wider events (market nights or beachfront festivals); you’re likely to get live Brazilian/Latin bands or a DJ with the sunset behind the stage. The tiered layout means people sit on grass or concrete tiers and dancing takes place on lawns or temporary staging rather than on a sprung wooden floor.

There’s no door policy or cloakroom — it’s a public reserve with toilets and outdoor showers and a large carpark (1200 bays) that can fill on busy nights. Bring shoes for grass, a jacket for the sea breeze and expect food trucks and crowds focused on the market/event rather than a formal social-dance night. The City reviews live bands and DJs case-by-case, so check the organiser (Bailamos or City of Stirling) for start times and sound details before you go.