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Rose City Salsa & Timba Festival

Rose City Salsa & Timba Festival

Apr 16 2020 - Apr 19 2020
Portland, OR, United States

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

Apr 16 2020 - Apr 19 2020

Portland, OR, United States

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Rose City Salsa & Timba Festival

Rose City Salsa & Timba Festival 2020

Apr 16 2020 - Apr 19 2020

Portland, OR, United States

Salsa Dance event (Festival) Portland, OR, United States

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Rose City Salsa & Timba Festival

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The 10th edition of Rose City Salsa & Timba Festival contains 3 nights & 2 days of shows & workshops with world famous dancers.

Genres: Bachata, Salsa

Cost: Early Bird Full Pass: $ 95

DJ Playing: Armando, Edgar, Jaun C Alvarez, Corwin, Melenko & Walt Digz



Location Info

Crowne Plaza Portland Downtown Convention Center

Address: 1441 NE 2nd Ave., Portland, OR, United States, 97232

Type: Convention Centre

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