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Thanksgiving Weekender w/ Bruna & Felipe, Romina & District Zouk

Thanksgiving Weekender w/ Bruna & Felipe, Romina & District Zouk

Nov 26 2021 - Nov 27 2021
Washington, DC, United States

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Nov 26 2021 - Nov 27 2021

Washington, DC, United States

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Thanksgiving Weekender w/ Bruna & Felipe, Romina & District Zouk 2021

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Nov 26 2021 - Nov 27 2021

Washington, DC, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Dance Event) Washington, DC, United States

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Thanksgiving Weekender w/ Bruna & Felipe, Romina & District Zouk

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To celebrate this challenging yet successful year, we are coming together to dance this Thanksgiving Weekend with special guests Marck & Melyssa and Rominita, as well as our very own Gui Prada and Elena Rovito. Join us for two days of learning and dancing!

Genres: Lambada, West Coast Swing, Brazilian Zouk

Mobile: (650) 703-4344

Contact Name: Ashley Kent

Contact Type: Owner / Founder



Location Info

DanceSport Dupont Circle

Address: 2201 P St. NW (GPS 1520 22nd St. NW), Washington, DC, United States, 20037

Directions: Entrance is from the south side of the building via stairs going down to the lower level

Closest Intersection: 22nd & P St NW

Parking: Street parking on 22nd, 23rd, or Massachusetts

Type: Church

Glen Echo Spanish Ballroom Back Room

Address: 7300 Macarthur Blvd, Glen Echo, MD, United States, 20812

Parking: Parking lot

Type: Dance Hall / Ballroom

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