Vermont Swing Championships West Dover, VT United States

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Vermont Swing Championships

Vermont Swing Championships

Sep 11 2015 - Sep 13 2015
West Dover, VT, United States

Sep 11 2015 - Sep 13 2015

West Dover, VT, United States

West Coast Swing Dance event (Dance Event)

Vermont Swing Championships

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Vermont Swing Championships

Vermont Swing Championships 2015

Sep 11 2015 - Sep 13 2015

West Dover, VT, United States

West Coast Swing Dance event (Dance Event) West Dover, VT, United States

Vermont Swing Championships

Description

Annual three days of dance lessons with world-class WCS instructors, dance competitions and hours of social dancing.

Genres: West Coast Swing

Cost: Full-Weekend Pass: $145

DJ Playing: Dave Damon, Andre Russo & Todd Irzyk

Artists Performers: Dave Damon & Mariel Manzone, Robert Corporan & Abby Moscaritolo, Corey & Erin Caron

Contact Name: Karen Graham

Contact Type: Director

Location Info

Mount Snow Grand Summit Resort

Address: 89 Grand Summit Way., West Dover, VT, United States, 05356

Neighborhood: Mount Snow

Type: Hotel

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