Denver salsa time!

The highlight of the Westminster salsa scene (yes, there is one), Que Bueno does classy Mexican food during the day and dirty dancing at night. Salsa Sundays runs from 4-8 p.m., with free lessons at 6 p.m. Plus, ladies get in for free on Fridays.

The industrial-themed D Note stays open late, hosts live music and serves up some superior pizza. Look for salsa dancing every Sunday from 8-11:30pm, with a free lesson at the start of the session.

Opal is at least as famous for its sushi and steak as for its dancing, but fans of merengue and salsa have plenty to look forward to. Friday night features Latin dancing with free salsa lessons from 9:30 to 10 p.m.

Denver’s original salsa club, La Rumba is the place to go to shake it down to Latin music. La Rumba draws huge crowds every week that are always in the mood to rumba, cha cha, salsa or meringue. On Thursday, check out 9:30 p.m. lessons with Rafael Ayure. Salsa parties are held every Saturday from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m.; and every Thursday is Salsa Ladies Night.

The Church worships world dance music on Saturdays, featuring three floors of salsa, merengue, bachata, reggaeton, Latin house and more. You can even grab some late-night sushi to keep your blood sugar up throughout a hard night of dancing. Just be sure to remember your wallet, because the religious theme in no way extends to charitable prices.

Not only a green restaurant and kickin' bar, the Merc is also the place for dancing, poetry and music downtown. Wednesday is the official salsa night, but this is a spot where you can boogie down almost any time.