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Lindy on the Rocks

Lindy on the Rocks

Jul 30 2015 - Aug 02 2015
Denver, CO, United States

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Jul 30 2015 - Aug 02 2015

Denver, CO, United States

Lindy Hop Dance event (Workshop)

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Lindy on the Rocks 2015

Jul 30 2015 - Aug 02 2015

Denver, CO, United States

Lindy Hop Dance event (Workshop) Denver, CO, United States

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Lindy on the Rocks brings Lindy Hop instructors from across the globe to Denver to teach, dance, and inspire. You can expect at least 4 class tracks, with levels ranging from beginner through masters.

Genres: Balboa, Blues, Jazz, Lindy Hop, Swing, Tap

Cost: Full pass $179(+$4.57), at door $229(+$5.57)

Contact Phone: (303) 883-6691

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Cheesmen Park

Address: 1599 E 8th Ave, Denver, CO, United States, 80218

Parking: Street parking is available

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