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Gottaswing

11650 Forest Hill Ct
Fairfax, VA 22030 703-359-9882

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I've been learning from Gottaswing for several years, and my progression... - Feb 27, 2024

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Perfect Pointe Dance Studio

2499 N Harrison St #LL-1
Arlington, VA 22207 703-533-8830

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Fantastic. - Dec 27, 2013

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O'Neill James School of Irish Dance

6406 16th St N
Arlington, VA 22205 703-241-1978

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My twelve-year-old loves his Irish dance classes with Mrs. James. She makes... - Jan 16, 2020

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Arlington County Department of Parks & Recreation

3700 S Four Mile Run Dr
Arlington, VA 22206 703-228-4747

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Combining dance with exercise is brilliant the way they do it ! Call Hope Powers... - Aug 31, 2016

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Clarendon Ballroom

3185 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, VA 22201 703-819-7782

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I had individual instruction. Very patient and competent. - Aug 11, 2015

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Jazzercise

200 N Glebe Rd
Arlington, VA 22203 703-341-9782

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Fun workout, knowledgeable instructors, reasonably priced. - Nov 21, 2017

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