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Hawaii Salsa Dance Festival - Event Schedule

Salsa Dance Hawaii — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 16:22:55 +0000

4th Hawaiian Salsa Dance Festival
February 11 to 14, 2010
Honolulu, Hawaii

EVENT SCHEDULE

*Thursday* *February 11, 2010* Pre-Party
8 pm – 2 am pre-party at the Pagoda Hotel Ballroom. Instructors who have arrived will be introduced. Tickets to the event will be available. $3 validated parking at Ross'
7 pm – 8 pm	Registration Begins
8 pm – 9 pm	Angel and Bryce Beginners Partner Work on 1
9 pm – 2 am	Dancing/DJ
2 am	Aloha and See You Tomorrow

Friday February 12, 2010 Kickoff Party
12 pm – 1 pm	Registration Starts
1 pm – 2 pm	Workshops
2 pm – 3 pm	Workshops
3 pm – 4 pm	Workshops
4 pm – 5 pm	Ballroom Setup
5 pm – 6 pm	Tech Rehearsal
6 pm – 7 pm	Break
7 pm – 8 pm	Registration Resumes
8 pm – 10 pm	Dancing/DJ
10 pm – 11 am	Performances
11 pm – 12 am	Dancing/DJ
12 am – 1 am	Dancing/DJ
1 am – 2	Dancing/DJ
2 am	Aloha and See You Tomorrow

*Saturday February 13, 2010* Dress To Impress Night**
8 am – 9 am	Registration opens
9 am – 12 pm	Workshops
12 pm – 1 pm	Break/Practice/Private Lessons
1 pm – 4 pm	Workshops
4 pm – 5 pm	Ballroom Set up
5 pm – 6 pm	Tech Rehearsal
6 pm – 7 pm	Break
7 pm – 8 pm	Registration
8 pm – 9 pm	Dancing/DJ
9 pm – 10 pm	Dancing/DJ
10 pm – 11 pm	Performances
11 pm – 1 am	Dancing/DJ
1 am – 2 am	Dancing/DJ
2 am	Aloha! One More Day

*Sunday February* *14, 2010* Valentines Day, Beach Party, Valentines Costume Party and Jack and Jill Contest
9 am – 10 am	Registration opens
10 am – 1 pm	Workshops
1 pm – 2 pm	Heading out to the beach
2 pm – 6 pm	Beach Party with Guest DJ, Picnic, Potluck, Swimming and Dancing
6 pm – 7 pm	Break
7 pm – 8 pm	Registration Starts
8 pm – 9 pm	Dancing/DJ
9 pm – 10 pm	Dancing/DJ
10 pm – 11 pm	Jack and Jill Contest/Valentine Costume Contest
11 pm – 2 am	General Dancing/DJ
2 am	Aloha…Until We Meet Again

for more information please visit: www.SalsaCongress.com

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4th Hawaiian Salsa Congress - February 11 to 14, 2010 - Honolulu, Hawaii

Salsa Dance Hawaii — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 16:17:56 +0000

Hawaii Salsa Festival
February 11 to 14, 2010
Honolulu, Hawaii

Performances by International Talents and Local Companies

Experience the Music, Passion, Dancing and Spirit of Aloha in Paradise.

For more information and details please visit: SalsaCongress.com

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Hawaii Salsa Dance News: SecretSalsera New Insider Reviews - The Scene Behind the Scenes

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Hawaii Salsa Dance Festival - February 5 to 8, 2009 - Featured Instructors - (Local and Guest)

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Hawaii Salsa Dance Festival - February 5 to 8, 2009 - Hotel Accomodations

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Hawaii Salsa Festival - February 5- 8, 2009, Event Packages

admin — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 03:04:17 +0000

Hawaii Salsa Festival Event Packages

* Includes daytime workshops and evening parties from Friday to Sunday

Dates Package Per Person October 2008 3 Nights Hotel and Full Event Pass $ 400 October 2008 Full Event Pass $ 100 Full Pass at the Door

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Salsa Dance Worldwide Podcast from SalsaCrazy.com, Fall 2008

admin — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 02:06:08 +0000

Salsa Dance with Salsa Crazy and their worldwide Salsa Dance News Podcast. Featuring great salsa moves and scenes from aound the world and this monthly podcast gives you tons of salsa dance information and news, all built around the themes of learn to dance and how to dance, and the great dance scene that is out there all over the world.

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Hawaii Salsa Festival - February 5- 8, 2009

admin — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 07:59:44 +0000

Experience the Music, Passion, Dancing and Spirit of Aloha in Paradise

More details coming soon… or Contact

Name: Angel
Phone: 808-255-8768
E-mail: info@hawaiisalsafestival.com

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Things to do, places to go

admin — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 06:43:12 +0000

Things to do, places to go
Located on the second floor of the former Johndel Building, Fatima Road, Dededo. Happy hour 6 to 8 p.m. Open 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through Thursday; 6 p.m. to 4 a.m. Friday and Saturday; closed Sunday. Free pupus. Music provided by deejay Sen from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays.

TGI Wednesday
The 4 indicates admission is $5 or less, or free. Call venue for details.

Bullpen for Feb. 6
Gabe Romero, physical education teacher at the Northwests Wilson K-8 School, earned his second major teaching award in five months when he was chosen as 2008 Southwest District Middle School Physical Education teacher of the year in January by the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.

DINING GUIDE: Lush dining safari at Palmetto Grill
Editors note: The Dining guide provides information about restaurants in Charlotte, Sarasota and Manatee counties. New and updated listings are added weekly.

No Spring Break, but Free Smoothies
Although BYU does not have a spring break, BYUSA offers students an opportunity to relax and participate in an unofficial spring break week.

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Salsa Dancing in Hawaii

admin — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 22:32:55 +0000

As you can see below, when it comes to salsa, Hawaii has a lot to offer you. If you have never danced salsa before, then there are great classes available so you can learn. For those who want to sharpen their skills, there are advanced classes that can help as well. Of course for the practice and fun of the salsa dance, there are many great salsa clubs in Hawaii to visit and enjoy as well. So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to learn the salsa and to get out there and enjoy all the great salsa dancing Hawaii has to offer you.

Hawaii Nightlife
As you probably already know, there is a lot of nightlife in Hawaii, and there are always great clubs open where you can enjoy dancing the salsa all night long. Salsa started out as a dance of the street, and today it is a dance that is deeply rooted in nightlife and club dancing. Although hip hop clubs and dancing is very popular, some people are actually beginning to call salsa the new hip hop, and it is becoming increasingly popular in Hawaii nightlife. So, if you are ready to get out there and enjoy the nightlife of Hawaii, no night is complete without a bit of salsa dancing at some point during your night out on the town.

Salsa Classes
Not only will you find great salsa dance clubs in Hawaii, but you’ll also find that there are salsa classes available as well. Salsa is a dance that is rising in popularity, and there are many people who want to learn this fun and fascinating dance, so the salsa dance classes are quite popular. You can find quite few dance studios in the area of Hawaii that are offering salsa classes, and most of the time you’ll find that these classes are reasonably priced. No doubt after a few weeks of lessons you’ll be ready to start practicing in all the great dance clubs in the area, and after a few months, you’ll really be ready to let your salsa dance moves shine. So, if you want to join the fun out there on the salsa dance floor, consider taking a few salsa dance classes, and in no time you’ll be out there having the time of your life dancing the salsa.

Dance Clubs All Around
Believe it or not, you will find an abundance of salsa dance clubs in Hawaii. Salsa dancing is quite popular in the area, so salsa dance Hawaii is very easy to find. Take a look in some of the Hispanic areas in the area, and you’ll find some great dance clubs where you can enjoy dancing the salsa. If you are looking for some great dance clubs and excellent salsa dancing, then Hawaii is definitely one of the best places to be.

A Vibrant Salsa Dance Scene
When it comes to Hawaii, the salsa dance scene is a vibrant one. Of course everywhere the salsa is danced it really seems to liven things up. You’ll find workshops, classes, dance clubs, and even salsa performances and contests in the city to enjoy and take part in. The scene is really hot, and whether you have been dancing the salsa for years or you are just a beginner in the dance, you are sure to have a great time. While the salsa may have had a slow start in the United States, it is becoming increasingly popular in Hawaii and around the world.

If you are in Hawaii and you’re longing to get out on the town to do some dancing, you may want to consider doing a bit of salsa dancing. After all, there are so many great places to visit where you can enjoy doing the salsa dance all night long. You have definitely not had the true salsa experience until you salsa dance in Hawaii. The Salsa is a dance that is experiencing a revival, so you owe it to yourself to get out and have some salsa fun in Hawaii. The dance is growing in popularity, and more and more people are beginning to see it as a serious dance form and it is definitely a fun an exciting dance that many people enjoy.

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