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Fred Astaire Dance Studios

Fred Astaire Dance Studios

The Woodlands, TX, United States

Ballroom Dance school (Multi-disciplinary school)

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Fred Astaire Dance Studios
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Fred Astaire Dance Studios

Fred Astaire Dance Studios

The Woodlands, TX, United States

Ballroom Dance school (Multi-disciplinary school) The Woodlands, TX, United States

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Fred Astaire Dance Studios

Description

Offering Ballroom, Latin, Country Western and Swing dance classes.

Genres: Ballroom, Country, Swing

Phone: (713) 871-1300



Location Info

Fred Astaire Dance Studios River Oaks

Address: 3601 Westheimer Rd., Houston, TX, United States, 77027

Type: Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Champions

Address: 134 Vintage Park Drive, Suite F, Houston, TX, United States, 77070

More Info: Phone:(281)655-0069

Type: Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Clearlake

Address: 20810 Gulf Freeway, S, Suite H, Webster, TX, United States, 77598

More Info: Phone:(281)316-0715

Type: Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Cypress

Address: 25250 Northwest Freeway, Suite 280, Cypress, TX, United States, 77429

More Info: Phone:(281)758-4707

Type: Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Katy

Address: 1800 South Mason Rd #220, Katy, TX, United States, 77450

More Info: Phone:(281)392-0068

Type: Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Lake Houston

Address: 18321 West Lake Houston Parkway Suite 440, Humble, TX, United States, 77346

More Info: Phone:(281)913-2628

Type: Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Memorial

Address: 12649 G-1 Memorial Dr., Houston, TX, United States, 77024

More Info: Phone:(713)827-8084

Type: Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Suger Land

Address: 2140 Lone Star Dr., Sugar Land, TX, United States, 77479

More Info: Phone:(281)265-0644

Type: Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studios Woodlands

Address: 506 Sawdust Rd., The Woodlands, TX, United States, 77380

More Info: Phone:(281)367-0005

Type: Dance Studio

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