Grazy Salsa & Bachata Festival Graz Austria

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Grazy Salsa & Bachata Festival

Grazy Salsa & Bachata Festival

May 20 2016 - May 22 2016
Graz, Austria

May 20 2016 - May 22 2016

Graz, Austria

Salsa Dance event (Congress)

Grazy Salsa & Bachata Festival

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Grazy Salsa & Bachata Festival

Grazy Salsa & Bachata Festival 2016

May 20 2016 - May 22 2016

Graz, Austria

Salsa Dance event (Congress) Graz, Austria

Grazy Salsa & Bachata Festival

Description

Offering workshops and dance parties with local and international performers, instructors and dj's.Prices go up every beginning of the month.

Genres: Kizomba, Salsa

Cost: Full Pass: from 89 Euro

DJ Playing: Julian Duke, Mauri & Emir

Artists Performers: Alexis Ruiz & Katrin Lerner, Nemanja Sonero & Laura Zaray

Affiliate School: Conny & Dado dance school

Contact Name: Conny Leban-Ibrakovic

Contact Type: Organizer

Location Info

Conny & Dado Dance School

Address: Körösistrase 81, Graz, Austria, A-8010

More Info: Location for the all workshops.

Type: Dance Studio

Thalia Bar

Address: Opernring 5a, Graz, Austria, A-8010

More Info: Location for the 'Welcome Party' on Thursday (14th May) and the 'Make Friends Party' (Friday 15th May).

Type: Bar

Aiola Im Schloss St.Veit

Address: Andritzer Reichstrasse 144, Graz, Austria, A-8046

More Info: Location for the Gala Party on Saturday (16th May).

Type: Dance Studio

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