The Tango Club Stein am Rhein organizes events and workshops for Argentine tango on the river Rhine in Switzerland.
As a non-profit association, the club’s mission is to bring together tango dancers and enthusiasts, foster a welcoming community and promote tango as a social dance with the guidance of professional expertise.

The picturesque medieval town of Stein am Rhein enchants visitors with its historic charm and provides a romantic setting for the club's activities. The beautiful surroundings of Stein am Rhein are ideal for tango events and recreational activities.

SEMINARS, MEALS, WORKSHOPS AND MILONGAS FOR THE EXPERIENCED DANCERS.

We start this full weekend event at 10am at the Gasthaus Schupfen in Diessenhofen. REGISTER!

FEBRUARY 28 - MARCH 1

Upcoming Events in 2026

Our Grand Opening

We celebrated the opening of the Tango Club Stein Am Rhein on September 13, 2026.
Thanks to our friends in town and our neighbouring communities came to join us.
We danced by the waterfront of the river as a flashmob. Then we met at the Kulturhaus Obere Stube in Stein am Rhein for a presentation and our first tango class.
The following day was designed for experienced dancers. about 75 students joined the seminar conducted by Murat Erdemsel. 45 more friends joined the group for the evening program - musicality lecture and milonga.

About 100 experienced dancers studied on Sunday, September 14th.

Sunday Night Milonga

About 70 local guests joined us on Saturday, September 13th.
Thanks again to the support of many helpers and the Jakob und Emma Windler Stiftung.

About us

Linda Kuhn

Murat Erdemsel

The club was founded following the relocation of long-time professional tango dancer and teacher Murat Erdemsel to Stein am Rhein. He lives in the heart of Stein am Rhein with his wife, Linda Kuhn, and their daughters.
Linda is a passionate amateur tango dancer.
Together, they initiated the creation of the Tango Club Stein am Rhein. They are supported by two experienced tango organizers and teachers: Yves Senn and Pierrette Bezonçon from the Tango Connexion association in Valais.

photographed by Rita Basta

photographed by Tango Pirat

Some images of Murat's previous events in and out of Switzerland.

Posters and billboards of Murat.

Why call it TangoRiver?

You read everything and are still here? Well, we appreciate that.
As you can imagine, these words are chosen for a reason. We live by the river. We love our neighbours beyond borders, as far as the Rhine goes. In our teaching and dancing philosophy, the river, water and the flow, play a great role. They create a fluid and comfortable dance. There is both a softness and a crashing power in water, we find these in tango too. We aspire to carry these feelings to you as the river of tango would.

We love and respect all forms of dance, art and photography. All images on this website are our own creations if the photographers are not credited.