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Herne Hill Dance Social, Sunday Oct 25th, The Lido Cafe


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This month will see the much anticipated launch of the Herne Hill Dance Social, on Sunday 25th October 6-10pm at the Brockwell Lido Cafe.


- Completely free - Everyone welcome - Bring the Kids and grandparents

- 6-7pm - Fun taster dance lesson

- 7-10pm - Good music, Dancing & Socializing

- Bar service


This first party is completely free as Dsantos Dance UK, who teaches Salsa and Kizomba dance classes at the Lido, invite you to come and enjoy an evening of socializing, good music and dance.


It's all about having fun and if you've never tried salsa or learnt about the african rhythm of Kizomba then this is the party for you! There'll be a fun taster class from 6-7pm to get your feet moving with everything from Merengue, Bachata, Salsa and Kizomba.


It's bound to be a fantastic evening with lots of new people to meet so it's definitely one for the calendar. Everyone welcome - bring the kids and grandparents.


Check out www.dsantosdance.co.uk or call Richard Voogt for more details on 07528722813.

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