Chicago Mini Tango Festival Chicago, IL United States

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Chicago Mini Tango Festival

Chicago Mini Tango Festival

Apr 09 2015 - Apr 12 2015
Chicago, IL, United States

Apr 09 2015 - Apr 12 2015

Chicago, IL, United States

Tango Dance event (Festival)

Chicago Mini Tango Festival

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Chicago Mini Tango Festival

Chicago Mini Tango Festival 2015

Apr 09 2015 - Apr 12 2015

Chicago, IL, United States

Tango Dance event (Festival) Chicago, IL, United States

Chicago Mini Tango Festival

Description

The 10th annual milonguero festival in Chicago.

Genres: Tango

Cost: From 145$

Contact Name: Chicago Milonguero, Ltd.

Location Info

Hiltom Rosemont Hotel

Address: 5550 N. River Rd., Chicago, IL, United States, 60018

Type: Hotel

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