Sekahaku

Dances to live music. A 1½-hr course on one dance, before the dancing proper, is included in the price, beginning with the basics but soon advancing quickly with something for advanced dancers at the end. Rotating system/random pairs on the course and in the first hour of the dancing proper (instead forming your own pairs is allowed), then men's/women's/mixed asking. Quite many skilled dancers, friendly atmosphere, no alcohol.

Address: Pulmussuonkatu 86
Getting there: Rientolan Urheilutalo, Kärsämäki: 4 km from the centre, bus lines 1, 8, 10A and 21–23 each passes ½–1 km from the venue
Hours: Mid September–mid April Fri 18:30/20:00–23:30
Price: €20, youth under 25 €7, accompanied children under 15 free
Website: sekahaku.net (opens in a new tab)

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