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Sunday Milonga

Sunday Milonga

May 01 2011 - Dec 31 1969
Ithaca, NY, United States

Ithaca, NY, United States

Place to social dance Tango (Restaurant / Cafe)

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Sunday Milonga
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Sunday Milonga

Sunday Milonga

May 01 2011 - Dec 31 1969

Ithaca, NY, United States

Place to social dance Tango (Restaurant / Cafe) Ithaca, NY, United States

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Sunday Milonga

Description

Every Sunday at Oasis dance club Ithaca Tangueros organize this Milonga.

Genres: Tango

Cost: $5 and free for Cornell Students

Music: Argentine Tango

DJ Playing: DJ Pam

Dance Styles: Argentine Tango

Age Restriction: None

Dress Code: Casual, comfortable clothing and leather soled shoes

Drinks & Dining: Available at the Venue

Lessons: Not Included

Instructor Website: http://N/a

Schedule:Sun

Contact Name: Pam



Location Info

The Oasis Dance Club

Address: 1230 Danby Rd, Ithaca, NY, United States, 14850

Directions: The Oasis Dance Club is just a few minutes south of the Ithaca Commons traveling up Route 96B (2 short miles past Ithaca College).

Type: Restaurant / Cafe

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