You'll get invited to our Meetups as soon as they're scheduled!
* indicates a required field
Posting your Meetup on Craigslist is a free and simple way to publicize your Meetup and find new members!
Craigslist is a popular classifieds website. If you've never used it before, don't worry; we'll walk you through the process.
Use this form to customize your listing. We've copied over some info to get you started. You can leave it as is or get creative!
These are the locations currently available on Craigslist. If you don't see your city, take a second glance -- you'll probably see a nearby city or metropolitan area.
Craigslist offers several categories for posting community listings. Choose the one that best suits your Meetup, or stick with "Groups" if you're unsure.
"although the venu hosts a number of more established dancers, it is a great way to get introduced. that being said, the organizer is more interestd in managing the events at the venu than is supporting this meetup group." - roberta "The events are always incredibly fun for all of us who attend, though I would like to see more actual Meetup members attend. Many of those attending aren't actually Meetup members, which is OK, but the Meetup members lose out when these hands-on training and social opportunities at the same time become available and the Meetup members don't take advantage of them. We always do mini-classes in many of the dances for newcomers who are just beginning, so there's no reason for anyone to not come just because they don't know how to dance. After one event, that problem won't last, believe me." - Terry Chasteen "AZUCAR! This is a fun way to experience a little bit of Cuba in Washington DC!" - Elsa "Look forward to future events. I hope I can learn to dance too :-)" - Isabel
"although the venu hosts a number of more established dancers, it is a great way to get introduced. that being said, the organizer is more interestd in managing the events at the venu than is supporting this meetup group." - roberta
"The events are always incredibly fun for all of us who attend, though I would like to see more actual Meetup members attend. Many of those attending aren't actually Meetup members, which is OK, but the Meetup members lose out when these hands-on training and social opportunities at the same time become available and the Meetup members don't take advantage of them. We always do mini-classes in many of the dances for newcomers who are just beginning, so there's no reason for anyone to not come just because they don't know how to dance. After one event, that problem won't last, believe me." - Terry Chasteen
"AZUCAR! This is a fun way to experience a little bit of Cuba in Washington DC!" - Elsa
"Look forward to future events. I hope I can learn to dance too :-)" - Isabel
