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Canada Zouk Congress

Canada Zouk Congress

May 18 2016 - May 23 2016
Toronto, ON, Canada

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May 18 2016 - May 23 2016

Toronto, ON, Canada

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Congress)

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May 18 2016 - May 23 2016

Toronto, ON, Canada

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Congress) Toronto, ON, Canada

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The second Zouk congress in Canada bringing a taste of Rio to Toronto. Five nights of epic parties. Three days of amazing dance workshops. Bringing International and North American Zouk communities together!

Genres: Brazilian Zouk

Cost: $150 USD Full Pass

Music: NeoZouk, Zouk Remixes, and Fusion

DJ Playing: Mafie Zouker, DZ Kakah, DJ Igor, DJ Darius & more..

Age Restriction: All ages

Dress Code: Theme party dress code in effect

Artists Performers: Freddy & Andressa, Renata & Jorge, Mafie Zouker, Kakah, and more ....

Affiliate School: dZouk Productions

Contact Name: Darius Zi

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Canada Zouk Congress

Address: 6 Garamond Ct, Toronto, ON, Canada, M3C 1Z5

Directions: Take DVP and exit on Eglinton

Neighborhood: Don Mills

Closest Intersection: Eglinton & Don Valley Parkway

Public Transport: Take the 100 Flemingdon bus from Eglinton or Broadview subway station

Parking: Free Parking

More Info: KobayashiHall

Type: Community Center

Toronto Don Valley Hotel

Address: 175 Wynford Drive, Toronto, ON, Canada, M3C 1J3

Neighborhood: Don Mills

Closest Intersection: Eglinton & Don Valley Parkway

Parking: Daily fees apply

More Info: Group rates will be posted soon

Type: Hotel

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