Salsadelphia now features more than 100 events! The credit belongs to you, the salseros of Greater Philly, for supporting so many fantastic venues, studios, instructors, bands and DJs. Keep it up.
Try accessing salsadelphia.com from your mobile phone! I've adapted the results to better suit cell phone browsers: you will see one week's worth of events, starting today, pure and simple- without all the extra trappings that just get in the way on a small device.
I have tried this out on simpler phones but not on an iPhone, so please do send me your feedback.
1-2-3, 5-6-7,
Tom
Vango now features Monday night salsa, with a lesson at the beginning of the night taught by
Eli Torres. Thanks to
Sazam for the tip.
Okay, so it took a little longer than I expected to get the site where I wanted it to be!
It was worth it to get things right. Now, send me some juicy updates...
Long in the daydreaming, surprisingly quick in the programming, Salsadelphia has finally replaced my old
Philly Salsa Directory.
Salsadelphia may not seem like a big change, but there's a lot going on "under the hood." You can click on any latin dance style to limit the results to that style, restrict the results to classes, DJs or bands, and bring up results for specific DJs, venues, studios and instructors.
For instance, you can quickly access classes taught by
Joe Figueroa, nights when
Jay Rockwell is spinning, events at
Brasils or events associated with
Estilo. And I can link to all of the above easily in these news stories.
This is only the tip of the iceberg. Many more features are forthcoming, and I plan to incorporate studio class listings as well as club listings.
And yes, everyone in the Greater Philly area is welcome to be listed on the new Salsadelphia site. I've discarded the old "in the city limits" requirement. Instead, I've added features that help you search for venues that are located in Center City and venues that are transit-friendly.
-Tom
