Atlanta Swing Classic Atlanta, GA United States

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Atlanta Swing Classic

Atlanta Swing Classic

Sep 29 2016 - Oct 02 2016
Atlanta, GA, United States

Sep 29 2016 - Oct 02 2016

Atlanta, GA, United States

West Coast Swing Dance event (Dance Event)

Atlanta Swing Classic

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Atlanta Swing Classic

Atlanta Swing Classic 2016

Sep 29 2016 - Oct 02 2016

Atlanta, GA, United States

West Coast Swing Dance event (Dance Event) Atlanta, GA, United States

Atlanta Swing Classic

Description

The 11th annual Atlanta Swing Classic offers West Coast Swing dancing, workshops, education and competitions.

Genres: West Coast Swing

Cost: Weekend Pass: $ 110

DJ Playing: Ruby Lair, Anthony DeRosa, Katie Fallon & Victor Loveira

Artists Performers: John Lindo, Michael Kielbasa, Ben McHenry & Courtney Adair

Contact Name: Alan Annicella

Contact Type: Director

Location Info

Crowne Plaza Atlanta Perimeter at Ravinia

Address: 4355 Ashford Dunwoody Rd., Atlanta, GA, United States, 30346

Parking: There is plenty of free parking at the hotel.

Type: Hotel

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