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Fred Astaire Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studio

Belmont, MA, United States

Salsa Dance school (Multi-disciplinary school)

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Fred Astaire Dance Studio
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Fred Astaire Dance Studio

Fred Astaire Dance Studio

Belmont, MA, United States

Salsa Dance school (Multi-disciplinary school) Belmont, MA, United States

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Fred Astaire Dance Studio

Description

Offering dance classes in Salsa, Hustle, Lindy Hop and Merengue.

Genres: Tango, Bolero, Cha Cha, Hustle, Lindy Hop, Salsa, East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing

Phone: (617) 396-4042

Contact Name: Earl and Jennifer Batol

Contact Type: Owner / Founder



Location Info

Fred Astaire Dance Studio

Address: 448 Common St., Belmont, MA, United States, 02478

Type: Dance Studio

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