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Zouk Infusion Weekend

Zouk Infusion Weekend

Apr 18 2019 - Apr 22 2019
Ottawa, ON, Canada

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Apr 18 2019 - Apr 22 2019

Ottawa, ON, Canada

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Dance Event)

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Zouk Infusion Weekend 2019

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Apr 18 2019 - Apr 22 2019

Ottawa, ON, Canada

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Dance Event) Ottawa, ON, Canada

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The first edition of Zouk Infusion Weekend offers 18h Daytime intermediate classes, evening all level classes and 4 nights of social dancing with national and international instructors, performers and dj's. Daytime class limited to 50 participants, apply here: https://goo.gl/forms/4Cbioq4roz6m4wv62

Genres: Lambada, Brazilian Zouk

Cost: Full Pass: from $ CAN 175

DJ Playing: Joly B, Daniel, Ben Tiger Zk, Abhi Wasabi & Smooth-ee

Artists Performers: Rodrigo Delano & Hisako, Rick Torri & Larissa Secco, Jules Bertrand

Affiliate School: Second Studio

Contact Name: Second Studio

Contact Phone: (613) 233-0733

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Second Studio

Address: 738A Bank St. 2nd Floor, Ottawa, ON, Canada, K1S 3V4

Neighborhood: Glebe

Closest Intersection: Second Avenue

Parking: street and City of Ottawa parking lot on Third Avenue

Type: Dance Studio

Acting Company

Address: 738A Bank St. 2nd Floor, Ottawa, ON, Canada, K1S 3V4

Neighborhood: Glebe

Closest Intersection: Second Avenue

Parking: street parking and City of Ottawa parking lot on Third avenue

Type: Dance Studio

Zouk House

Address: Inquire upon booking, Ottawa, ON, Canada, K2P 0M9

Closest Intersection: Somerset and Queen Elizabeth Drive

Parking: Street

Type: Other

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