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Zouk Heat Festival

Zouk Heat Festival

Apr 03 2020 - Apr 06 2020
Baltimore, MD, United States

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This event is cancelled due to COVID-19 social distancing.

Apr 03 2020 - Apr 06 2020

Baltimore, MD, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Dance Event)

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Apr 03 2020 - Apr 06 2020

Baltimore, MD, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Dance Event) Baltimore, MD, United States

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ITS OUR 3rd YEAR OF SETTING ZOUK ON FIRE! ——————————————————— ZOUK HEAT: Let the temps rise on the dance floor with sexy Brazilian Zouk! Zouk Heat is a dance festival that brings you exceptional Zouk artists in friendly environment to learn, laugh and fall even more in love with dance. Join us for a hot weekend of dance! ———————————————————- WORKSHOPS•PERFORMANCES•SOCIALS•J&J

Genres: Brazilian Zouk

Music: Brazilian Zouk

DJ Playing: DJ Chuky, DJ Rx, DJ Power, DJ Anvi, DJ Chapibol

Artists Performers: Kadu & Larissa, Leo & Thayna, Ry’el & Jessica, Pedrinho & Linda

Contact Name: Terrisa Widener

Contact Phone: (757) 287-0625

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

BWI Airport Marriott

Address: 1743 W Nursery Rd, Linthicum Heights, United States, 21090

Type: Hotel

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