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TinkerBal

TinkerBal

Oct 01 2016 - Oct 02 2016
Cambridge, MA, United States

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Oct 01 2016 - Oct 02 2016

Cambridge, MA, United States

Balboa Dance event (Workshop)

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TinkerBal 2016

Oct 01 2016 - Oct 02 2016

Cambridge, MA, United States

Balboa Dance event (Workshop) Cambridge, MA, United States

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TinkerBal is a small-group workshop designed to support personalized learning, for Balboa dancers, by Balboa dancers. Enrollment will be capped to keep group sizes small, and participants will work closely with both instructors and fellow students in each session

Genres: Balboa, Lindy Hop

Cost: Weekend price: $180

Contact Name: Boston Balboa

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Greek American Political Club

Address: 288 Green St, 2nd floor, Cambridge, MA, United States,

Directions: Near the corner of Green Street and Magazine Street. Look for the American and Greek flags out front, and find the door marked “288” (not the door marked “Members Only GAPC”).

More Info: Location for Saturday and Sunday workshops.

Type: Church

Extreme Dancesport

Address: 26 New St, Suite 3, Cambridge, MA, United States,

More Info: Location for the Saturday night dance.

Type: Sports venue

Brass Union

Address: 70 Union Square, Somerville, MA, United States,

More Info: Location for the Sunday night social.

Type: Bar

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