Singles Wine/Cheese Mingle + Country Western Dance Lesson Huntington
Learn basic country western steps with other singles in their 40s-60s at The Ballroom on New York Avenue. The evening includes a group dance lesson, appetizers, and your first wine or beer. Street parking is usually available within a block, and you can grab dinner before or after at one of the nearby Huntington Village restaurants.
Learn basic country western steps with other singles in their 40s-60s at The Ballroom on New York Avenue. The evening includes a group dance lesson, appetizers, and your first wine or beer. Street parking is usually available within a block, and you can grab dinner before or after at one of the nearby Huntington Village restaurants.
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Read before you go
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