Camp Jitterbug & The Jump Session Show Seattle, WA United States

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Camp Jitterbug & The Jump Session Show

Camp Jitterbug & The Jump Session Show

May 26 2017 - May 29 2017
Seattle, WA, United States

May 26 2017 - May 29 2017

Seattle, WA, United States

Lindy Hop Dance event (Dance Event)

Camp Jitterbug & The Jump Session Show

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Camp Jitterbug & The Jump Session Show

Camp Jitterbug & The Jump Session Show 2017

May 26 2017 - May 29 2017

Seattle, WA, United States

Lindy Hop Dance event (Dance Event) Seattle, WA, United States

Camp Jitterbug & The Jump Session Show

Description

18th anniversary of Camp Jitterbug in Memorial Day weekend contains 3 days of workshops, and social dancing.

Genres: Lindy Hop

Cost: Full Pass: from $189

Music: Casey MacGill & His Orchestra

DJ Playing: Travis Whetman, Birkley Wisniewski, Robin Nunnally & Mary Freitag

Contact Name: Tonya Morris

Contact Type: Organizer

Location Info

Knights of Columbus

Address: 722 East, Union St., Seattle, WA, United States, 98122

Directions: Corner of Harvard & Union

Type: Dance Studio

Century Ballroom

Address: 915 E. Pine St. (Second floor in Oddfellows' Building) , Seattle, WA, United States,

Type: Dance Hall / Ballroom

First Baptist Church

Address: 1111 Harvard Ave., Seattle, WA, United States,

Type: Church

Washington Hall

Address: 153 14th Ave, Seattle, WA, United States, 98122

Closest Intersection: Corner of 14th & Fir

Type: Dance Hall / Ballroom

West Hall

Address: 915 E. Pine St., Seattle, WA, United States,

More Info: Second floor in Oddfellows' Building.

Type: Dance Hall / Ballroom

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