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Toronto Dance Salsa

Toronto Dance Salsa

Toronto, ON, Canada

Salsa Dance school (Specialized school)

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Toronto Dance Salsa
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Toronto Dance Salsa

Toronto Dance Salsa

Toronto, ON, Canada

Salsa Dance school (Specialized school) Toronto, ON, Canada

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Toronto Dance Salsa

Description

A school specializing in Salsa in Toronto. Holds many social events for students.

Genres: Tango, Bachata, Belly Dancing, Hip Hop, Merengue, Salsa

Phone: (416) 913-5497

Contact Name: Sharon Galor

Contact Type: Owner / Founder



Location Info

Empress Walk

Address: 5095 Yonge St ,2nd Floor, Toronto, ON, Canada, M2N 6Z4

Closest Intersection: Finch and Sheppard

Public Transport: Right on top of North York Civic Centre Subway

Parking: 2hrs free validated customer parking

More Info: Intersection: Yonge between Finch and Sheppard

Type: Dance Studio

The Adelaide Club

Address: 100 King St, West, Toronto, ON, Canada,

Closest Intersection: King and Bay

Public Transport: King & Yonge (King) or Front & Bay (Union)

Parking: Paid metered parking and parking lots

More Info: Located in First Canadian Place

Type: Club

Cardio-Go King West Club

Address: 266 King St, West, Toronto, ON, Canada,

Closest Intersection: King and Duncan

Public Transport: King & University (St. Andrew)

Parking: Parking lot at Royal Alexander Theatre at 230 King Street West and St Parking on King St West

Type: Club

Venice Fitness Club

Address: 393 King St, West, Toronto, ON, Canada,

Closest Intersection: King and Spadina

Public Transport: King & Univesity (St. Andrew)

Parking: Paid metered parking and parking lots

Type: Club

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