Get Your Zouk On Montreal, QC Canada

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Get Your Zouk On

Get Your Zouk On

Jul 01 2015 - Jul 06 2015
Montreal, QC, Canada

Jul 01 2015 - Jul 06 2015

Montreal, QC, Canada

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Festival)

Get Your Zouk On

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Get Your Zouk On

Get Your Zouk On 2015

Jul 01 2015 - Jul 06 2015

Montreal, QC, Canada

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Festival) Montreal, QC, Canada

Get Your Zouk On

Description

Interfusion Danse,all about fusion and representing Brazilian Zouk in Montreal.

Genres: Bachata, Kizomba, Salsa, Brazilian Zouk

Cost: Full Pass from: $99

DJ Playing: Tiger Zouk, Igor & Shaun

Artists Performers: Ian Pacheco, Igor Fraga, Ry'el & Jess

Contact Phone: (514) 817-0318

Location Info

Blueprint Lounge

Address: 1438, Bleury St., Montreal, QC, Canada, H3B 2W4

Public Transport: Metro station: Place-des-Arts (Bleury exit)

More Info: Date/Time: Wednesday, July 1st, from 8PM to 1 AM 8 PM - 9 PM : Kizomba Workshop 9 PM - 1 AM : Dance night

Type: Other

Cactus Restro-Bar

Address: 4461, Saint-Denis St., Montreal, QC, Canada, H2J 2L2

Public Transport: Metro station: Mont-Royal

More Info: Date/Time Thursday, July 2nd, from 8 PM to 1 AM 8 PM - 9 PM : Brazilian Zouk Workshop 9 PM - 1 AM : Dance night

Type: Bar

Vastudio (ComoMango Studio)

Address: 486 Sainte-Catherine W, #303, Montreal, QC, Canada,

Public Transport: Metro station:McGill or Place-des-Arts

More Info: Date/Time:Saturday, July 4 from 8 PM to 5 AM 8 PM - 9 PM : Workshop #1 9 PM - 10 PM : Workshop #2 10 PM - 5 AM : Dance night

Type: Dance Studio

Shauna Roberts Dance Center

Address: 372 Sainte-Catherine W, #328, Montreal, QC, Canada,

Public Transport: Metro station:Place-des-Arts

More Info: Date/Dance; Sunday, July 5th, from 9 PM to 4 AM 9 PM - 10 PM : Brazilian Zouk Workshop 10 PM - 4 AM : Dance night

Type: Dance Studio

Beachclub of Pointe-Calumet

Address: 701, 38th St., Pointe-Calumet, QC, Canada,

More Info: Date/time: Monday, July 6, from 12 PM to 7 PM

Type: Other

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