First Sunset for Dancers 2019 5 year Anniversary

Sunset for Dancers, Washington DC's top, weekly outdoor party with popular music for Bachata, Brazilian Zouk and Kizomba social dancing. Come take our fun partner dance workshops for beginners each week to learn Brazilian Zouk, Bachata or Kizomba. See the magic of Sunset for Dancers on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sunsetfordancers/ ☆ PROGRAM ☆ April 28, 2019 4:00PM Registration Open 4:15PM - 5:00PM Bachata Basic Moves with David Navarro 5:00PM - 5:45PM Brazilian Zouk Introduction with Ocho 5:45PM - 9:45PM DJ Set by DJ Ocho Z: Special Sunset Mix ☆ MUSIC FORMAT ☆ International music mix including popular Latin, Caribbean, Afro and mainstream music. As the sun sets more and more the mood changes from high energy to romantic. 50% Brazilian Zouk & Kizomba music including Pop, Hip Hop, R&B, Brazilian Pop and Ghetto Zouk 50% Latin music including Pop Latino, Reggaeton, Bachata and little bit of Salsa ☆ PRICE ☆ $10 Cash or Credit. Tickets can only be purchased at the entrance of the event during the event. Due to unexpected weather conditions we no longer have online pre-sale. To enter our exclusive reserved area for dancing you will require a Sunset for Dancers wristband. The $10 ticket/participation fee goes towards the expenses the organizer incurs each week to host the event. Support us, so we can keep on making these events each week. Expenses include permit costs, security, artists, staff and gear. ☆ EXACT LOCATION ☆ Georgetown Waterfront Park The address 3300 Water St NW is the corner of 33rd St NW and Water St NW. If you are here and you walk towards the Potomac River you will find us. If you are at the fountain just walk towards the Key bridge along the water and you will find us. We recommend using public transportation, walking, biking or Uber to get to our location. Free street parking is available but can be difficult to find, there is also a parking garage that stays open late at 3205 K Street NW, Washington, DC 20007 ☆ IMPORTANT TIPS ☆ 1. Make sure you have read the information about our exact location. It can be difficult to find us if it's your first time. 2. Bring the least amount of personal belongings, this event takes place in a public park and if you leave your stuff anywhere to go dance, you do so at your own risk. 3. There are no drinks sold at this event and nearest bar or restaurant is a 4 minute walk away. We recommend you bring water to stay hydrated. Dancing in the Sun will make you very thirsty. There is also limited seating, so if you bring a picnic blanket you can rest on the grass adjacent to our area. Lastly it a public park and not no alcoholic drinks are permitted. 4. The floor that we dance on is a smooth pavement, some of the dances we do involve a lot of turns. Its best to wear a low friction/low grip street shoe. Dance shoes wear out very quickly on this surface. We highly recommend shoes that have foam soles like most Toms shoes. https://www.toms.com 5. Always check this week's event page for important updates or cancellations due to weather. ☆ SAFETY ☆ We take safety very seriously within our community. Any inappropriate behavior should be brought to the organizers attention. We have a zero tolerance tolerance policy for inappropriate behavior and any issues regarding consent on and off the dance floor. If someone is deemed a threat to our participants we will do what we can to isolate them from our community, assist with legal action if necessary and notify law enforcement.