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La Milonga Tipica

La Milonga Tipica

Dec 31 1969 - Dec 31 1969
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Place to social dance Tango (Art Gallery / Museum)

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La Milonga Tipica
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La Milonga Tipica

La Milonga Tipica

Dec 31 1969 - Dec 31 1969

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Place to social dance Tango (Art Gallery / Museum) Vancouver, BC, Canada

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La Milonga Tipica

Description

Held at Vancouver Maritime Museum. The museum has its own parking lot outside. 40 Parking passes are available on first come first serve basis.

Genres: Tango

Cost: $10

Music: Traditional Tango music

Drinks & Dining: Tea, sandwich, cake, cookies and fruits provided.

Lessons: Two classes 7:00 to 9:00

Schedule:Sat

Contact Name: Steven Chu and Joanna Kwan

Contact Phone: (604) 671-4363

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Maritime Museum

Address: 1905 Ogden Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada,

Directions: https://maps.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x5486723377caea37:0x2a42b67ea0ea46cd&q=1905+Ogden+Ave+Vancouver,+BC,+Canada+%281905+Ogden+Ave%29&t=m&cd=1&cad=src:ppiwlink&ei=vT2LUJSuFeShiALbq4H4Bw&sig2=UXqbPBPFVrjVqgCPhbtyAg

Parking: 40 Parking passes are available on first come first serve basis.

Type: Art Gallery / Museum

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