Swing Patrol Highgate Hill

Swing Patrol Riverside West End

West End QLD · $18.00 · Dancing

About the GroupSwing Patrol Riverside West End offers friendly dance classes for adults.What to ExpectThursday free footwork warm-up 18:00–18:25 and solo warm-up 18:25–18:30, beginner classes 18:30–19:30 and 19:45–20:45, followed by social practice until 21:00. No partner needed. Some performance sessions close to new students; check the current class plan.CostOne class...

The Blues Cave - Swing Patrol Brisbane

Woolloongabba QLD · Approx $15.00 · Dancing

About the GroupSwing Patrol The Blues Cave offers social dancing with an introductory class.What to ExpectA blues dance social held every two months on selected Fridays. Beginner class 19:00–20:00 followed by blues social dancing 20:00–22:00. Beginners and experienced social dancers welcome.CostOnline ticket $15 when booked by 17:00 on the day;...

Swing Patrol East Brisbane

East Brisbane QLD · $18.00 · Dancing

About the GroupSwing Patrol East Brisbane offers friendly dance classes for adults.What to ExpectMonday beginner classes 18:30–19:30 and intermediate sessions 19:30–20:30. Beginners usually drop in; intermediate courses require advance booking unless the timetable specifically marks a drop-in session. Some performance sessions close to new students, so check the current plan.CostOne...

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