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ZoukMe SF

ZoukMe SF

Jul 12 2018 - Jul 16 2018
San Francisco, CA, United States

31 Favourites

Jul 12 2018 - Jul 16 2018

San Francisco, CA, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Festival)

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ZoukMe SF 2018

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Jul 12 2018 - Jul 16 2018

San Francisco, CA, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Festival) San Francisco, CA, United States

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This is a unique event offering a 14 hour progressive Bootcamp for dancers. There are 4 different tracks to choose from. Beginner Track, Intermediate Track, Master Track & Lamba Track. Zouk Me also provides workshops, shows, competitions and socials.

Genres: Brazilian Zouk

Cost: Full Pass: from $129

DJ Playing: Igor, Kakah, Paloma, Kadu, William & Santi

Artists Performers: Ry'el & Jessica, William & Paloma, Kadu & Larissa, Pedrinho & Linda

Affiliate School: Zouk SF

Contact Name: Anthony & Collyane Umina

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

CCSF Wellness Center

Address: 800 Ocean Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States, 94112

Public Transport: BART

Parking: $3 All Day Parking Lot.

Type: Uni / School / Academy

Ukranian Orthodox Church

Address: 345 7th St. , San Francisco, CA, United States, 94103

Closest Intersection: 7th & Folsom

Public Transport: BART/Muni

Parking: Street Parking

Type: Church

Pier 39

Address: 1572 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA, United States, 94133

Closest Intersection: Dolores & 19th

Public Transport: BART/Muni

Parking: Street Parking

Type: Other

Chowder Hut

Address: 2890 Taylor St, San Francisco, CA, United States, 94133

Type: Restaurant / Cafe

Lake Merritt

Address: 599 El Embarcadero, , Oakland, CA, United States, 94610

Public Transport: BART

Parking: Street

Type: Other

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