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Pispala Schottische Dance Mania, Tampere
September 2021

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This superb festival of revitalized folk dance and music takes the city of Tampere by storm in September of odd-numbered years, with a weekend of fine performances and concerts, opportunities to learn and practice various styles of dance and music, and popular partner dances at evening clubs. Concert locations range from Old Customs House Hall to Hällä Stage and from Cultural House Laikku to the new G Livelab venue.

Type of event

Dance Courses Folk dance Seminars and lectures Special programme for children Traditional folk music Workshops Disabled access Free admission events

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Contact details

Homepage	www.tanssimania.fi/
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Festival address	Tampere Festival on map
Phone	+358 3 212 2147
Office	Satakunnankatu 13, FI-33100 Tampere

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