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Spotlight Arts Academy

Spotlight Arts Academy

Dublin, CA, United States

Ballroom Dance school (Children & youth school)

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Spotlight Arts Academy
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Spotlight Arts Academy

Spotlight Arts Academy

Dublin, CA, United States

Ballroom Dance school (Children & youth school) Dublin, CA, United States

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Spotlight Arts Academy

Description

Offers Ballroom, Ballet and Break Dancing classes.

Genres: Ballet, Ballroom, Bolero, Break Dancing, Cha Cha, Hip Hop, Jazz, Lyrical, Musical Theatre, Swing, Tap

Phone: (925) 828-9722

Contact Name: Naja Gentry

Contact Type: Director



Location Info

Spotlght Arts Academy of Dance and Music

Address: 6979 Sierra Court., Dublin, CA, United States, 94568

Type: Dance Studio

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