Drop in Jive Classes at the Prince Regent Monday nights

By diamondjive
August 4, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 4, 2014

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Posted August 4, 2014

Drop in Jive/Rock N Roll Dance Classes upstairs at the Prince Regent, 69 Dulwich Road, Herne Hill on a Monday night.

Come and make new friends whilst listening to great music and learning a fun style of dance.

We swap dance partners throughout the night so come along by yourself or bring a partner and join the rotating circle, where you will get a chance to practice with a number of different people.

Classes start at 8pm, cost ?5 are suitable for all ages and abilities and run for 1 hour with freestyle dancing afterwards.

For more information contact Diamond Jive at: [email protected] or see www.diamondjive.com

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