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Tomorrow night you can learn how to salsa dance by the Willamette River.
Every Tuesday night there are free Latin dance classes in Riverfront Park, hosted by local event organizer The Outer Realms. The events offer lessons in different styles of dance, including salsa, cumbia and bachata.
The lessons will be an opportunity for anyone to learn how to lead or follow in the styles. Tomorrow night will focus on salsa dancing.
Anyone is welcome to attend and should meet near the ferry in Riverfront Park, 101 Front St. N.E. The night of dancing starts at 7 p.m., when it is forecasted to be partly cloudy and around 78 degrees. It will last two hours, according to the event description. For more information, check out the event on Facebook here.
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