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Showing posts with label Hilton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hilton. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Social Dancing At Jonkanoo Lounge, Hilton Kingston, JA

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Labels: Chan, Hilton, Jamaica, Jonkanoo Lounge, Michelle, Salsa, Society

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Latin Night 10th Anniversary & Keith's Birthday

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Labels: Chan, Hilton, Jamaica, Latin night, Michelle, Salsa
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Latin Nights in Jamaica

  • * Junkanoo Lounge, Wyndam Hotel ( formerly Hilton New Kingston ) - Every THURSDAY ( DJ Clinton) From 6:30pm Til 2:00am, J$500 bf 9 J$400 after (Salsa On 1 Beginners & Intermediate Classes from 6:30 - 9, )
  • * Copacabana Fridays at Bluebeat, ( Montego Bay ) - Every FRIDAY (DJ Irie Latino) Frem 10pm Til - , FREE Entry
  • * Red Bones Blues Cafe (Argyle Road off Lady Musgrave Road, New Kingston) - Every Other SATURDAY ( DJ Thony Pryce ) (Alternate with Carlos Cafe) From 10pm - , J$300
  • * Carlos Cafe (New Kingston) - Every Other SATURDAY ( DJ CHAN& DJ Clinton DARKENTITY) (Alternate with Red Bones) From 10pm Til - , J$300

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Salsa Society Jamaica

This is a group for All salsa dancers, lovers, DJs in Jamaica to keep in touch and help and share in every positive way possible to promote the growth of salsa dancing and music in Jamaica and the Caribbean, to a level where dancers of the respective islands can represent their country in international salsa events.