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Milonga Cielo

Milonga Cielo

May 06 2010 - Dec 31 1969
Evanston, IL, United States

Evanston, IL, United States

Place to social dance Tango (Community Center)

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Milonga Cielo
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Milonga Cielo

Milonga Cielo

May 06 2010 - Dec 31 1969

Evanston, IL, United States

Place to social dance Tango (Community Center) Evanston, IL, United States

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Milonga Cielo

Description

A small neighborhood Milonga organized on Thursdays. Class + Milonga = $15 ($10 for students with ID) Milonga only= $10 ($5 for students with ID) Class only=$10 ($5 for students with ID)

Genres: Tango

Cost: $15

Music: Argentine Tango

DJ Playing: DJ Ana

Dance Styles: Argentine Tango

Age Restriction: None

Dress Code: Formal Clothing

Drinks & Dining: Available at the Venue

Lessons: Before the Milonga

Instructor Website: http://www.gentletango.com/

Schedule:Thu

Contact Name: Ana Savitzky

Contact Phone: 1(847) 864-8164

Contact Type: Owner / Founder



Location Info

BOOCOO CULTURAL CENTER

Address: 1823 Church St,, Evanston, IL, United States, 60201

Parking: Free

More Info: Parking: Tons of free parking. Street parking + lot across the street from the Center

Type: Community Center

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