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583 days ago

International Day of Dance - Intro to Social Set Dancing

Karen from Birkenhead

To celebrate the International Day of Dance we are holding
a free introductory beginner dance class. Traditional social
set dancing covers Barn dance/English Ceilidh/Bush dance/
English Country dance.

This is great way to get some exercise
to some lovely old tunes. No partners required.

This group has been dancing in Northcote for 25 years and we thought the International day of dances was a great opportunity to share this highly social dance form with the community.

This is a free class. Email english_dancing@plantagenet.co.nz or message www.facebook.com... to book a spot.

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