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Tampa Bay Classic

Tampa Bay Classic

Aug 03 2017 - Aug 06 2017
Tampa, FL, United States

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Aug 03 2017 - Aug 06 2017

Tampa, FL, United States

West Coast Swing Dance event (Dance Event)

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Tampa Bay Classic 2017

Aug 03 2017 - Aug 06 2017

Tampa, FL, United States

West Coast Swing Dance event (Dance Event) Tampa, FL, United States

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Offering workshops and social dancing with world class teachers and performers.

Genres: Blues, Hustle, West Coast Swing

Cost: Weekend Pass: $ 139

DJ Playing: April Prince, Ruth Gilbert, Anne Rohrer & Elizabeth Bellamy

Artists Performers: Myles Monroe & Tessa Cunningham Monroe, Gary McIntyre & Susan Kirkland, Gregory Scott & Lemery Rollins

Contact Name: Raymond Harris

Contact Phone: (615) 754-3402

Contact Type: Director



Location Info

Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina

Address: 700 S Florida Ave., Tampa, FL, United States, 33602

Type: Hotel

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