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Hawaii Zouk Festival

Hawaii Zouk Festival

Nov 15 2018 - Nov 20 2018
Honolulu, HI, United States

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Nov 15 2018 - Nov 20 2018

Honolulu, HI, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Festival)

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Hawaii Zouk Festival 2018

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Nov 15 2018 - Nov 20 2018

Honolulu, HI, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Festival) Honolulu, HI, United States

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Description

The second edition of Hawaii Zouk Festival offers 45+ hours of workshops (Zouk,Salsa, Bachata), 4 ocean front classroom, 2 ballrooms:1 Pure Zouk & 1 Salsa/Bachata, beach parties & late night after parties with international and national performers and instructors.

Genres: Bachata, Salsa, Brazilian Zouk

Cost: Full Pass: from $ 279.99

Music: Zouk, Salsa & Bachata

Artists Performers: Trajano Leydet, Shannon Ring, Jonathan Troupe, Luis Aragon & Gigi Mak

Contact Name: Island Zouk Hawaii

Contact Phone: (808) 683-5737

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Sheraton Waikiki

Address: 2255 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI, United States, 96815

Neighborhood: Waikiki

Parking: Parking Garage

Type: Hotel

NextDoor

Address: 43 N Hotel Street , Honolulu, HI, United States, 96817

Neighborhood: Chinatown

Closest Intersection: Smith St and N Hotel Street

Public Transport: bus/uber/lyft/biki bike

Parking: small parking lot in back of building

More Info: location of Thursday Pre Party

Type: Club

Waikiki Beach

Address: Waikiki Beach Front, Honolulu, United States,

Directions: In front of Duke Kahanamoku Statue

Neighborhood: Waikiki

Public Transport: biki bike, uber, walking

More Info: Location of the Duke Day water sport activity with the Waikiki Beach Boy

Type: Other

Manoa House

Address: 2936 Kalawao Place, Honolulu, HI, United States,

Type: Other

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