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GoDanz Sunday Salsa Social

GoDanz Sunday Salsa Social

Dec 31 1969 - Dec 31 1969
Toronto, ON, Canada

Toronto, ON, Canada

Place to social dance Salsa (Dance Hall / Ballroom)

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GoDanz Sunday Salsa Social
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GoDanz Sunday Salsa Social

GoDanz Sunday Salsa Social

Dec 31 1969 - Dec 31 1969

Toronto, ON, Canada

Place to social dance Salsa (Dance Hall / Ballroom) Toronto, ON, Canada

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GoDanz Sunday Salsa Social

Description

The largest Salsa social in Toronto since 2003 originally modeled based on Jimmy Anton's social in NYC. Most of the Toronto's On2 dancers and Bachateros attend this weekly event. It is a dancer's social yet very beginner friendly. We also have a popular dedicated Kizomba Room 7-10:30pm for kizomba and semba lovers!

Genres: Salsa

Cost: $8 Salsa social $10 with kizomba lesson or $1

Music: Salsa, Mambo, Cha Cha, Bachata

DJ Playing: DJ Mr. B

Dance Styles: Salsa, Bachata, Cha Cha, Kizomba 2nd floor

Age Restriction: Adults 18+

Dress Code: Casual

Drinks & Dining: Low cost drinks at the bar

Instructor Website: http://www.godanz.com

Schedule:Sun

Contact Name: Stephanie Gurnon

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Dovercourt House

Address: 805 Dovercourt Rd, Toronto, ON, Canada,

Directions: one block north of Bloor on Dovercourt Rd

Closest Intersection: Bloor and Dovercourt

Public Transport: Bloor subway, Ossington station, walk west on Bloor

Parking: street parking

Type: Dance Hall / Ballroom

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