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Milonga Barrio Norte

Milonga Barrio Norte

Apr 10 2010 - Dec 31 1969
Atlanta, GA, United States

Atlanta, GA, United States

Place to social dance Tango (Dance Hall / Ballroom)

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Milonga Barrio Norte
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Milonga Barrio Norte

Milonga Barrio Norte

Apr 10 2010 - Dec 31 1969

Atlanta, GA, United States

Place to social dance Tango (Dance Hall / Ballroom) Atlanta, GA, United States

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Milonga Barrio Norte

Description

Every second Saturday of the month this Milonga is organized at Atlanta Ballroom dance centre.

Genres: Tango

Cost: $10

Music: Argentine Tango

DJ Playing: DJ Rick Wilson

Dance Styles: Argentine Tango

Age Restriction: None

Dress Code: Formal Clothing adhering to Tango Code

Drinks & Dining: Snacks and Dessert

Lessons: Not always

Schedule:Sat

Contact Name: Rick WIlson

Contact Phone: 1(404) 325-1360

Contact Type: Owner / Founder



Location Info

Atlanta Ballroom Dance Centre

Address: 6125 Roswell Rd #104a, Atlanta, GA, United States, 30328

Type: Dance Hall / Ballroom

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