Draft:UK Argentine Tango Association
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The UK Argentine Tango Association (UKATA) was established on 11th December 2020 (the International Day of Tango) as a not-for-profit Unincorporated Association by a group of UK based Tango professionals and enthusiasts to encourage a stronger, more cohesive tango community throughout the United Kingdom.[1]
The need for a recognised association representing the UK Tango community was first felt as a response to COVID 19 by the many independent UK tango clubs and professionals.
Since 2020 UKATA has two main aims:
a. to encourage more people across the UK to discover and participate in the varied art forms of Argentine tango.
b. to create a network of communication and support between members which range from tango professionals, right through to part-time enthusiasts.
Association Officers 2023 / 2024[edit]
- David Thomas (Chair)
- Tony Glover (Secretary)
- Deb Attwood (Treasurer)
- Charlotte Holwell (Membership Secretary)
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Argentine Tango Association, United Kingdom. "UKATA Website". About Page.
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