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Sunday night dance venue from 6-11,12

0017bond

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Hi

We're looking for a dance floor in either a bar or restaurant to host a new Sunday night dance class and after party between from 18:00 to 23:00.

Somewhere people friendly with either a wooden or tiled dance floor, air con and the capacity to hold 100 to 250 people safely. If anyone has any ideas please message me.

This would really benefit a restaurant business or bar that is normally quiet on a Sunday.

We are launching a mature friendly sensual dance snd have a nice group of students and followers and are looking for a lovely venue to get South London first Sunday night going

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