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KENGUGRÓ 40TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

Calling all dancers, past & present!!!!
Please save this date in your diaries. 
This will be a daytime event.

There will be a short slideshow presentation highlighting Kengugró's history since its formation in 1986, performance by Kengugró & The Transylvaniacs, followed by a bit of dance house.

If you danced in Délvidéki, Görcs, Gyöngyvirág, Győry Nóra, Kengugró, Kodály, Magyar Tánccsoport, Palotás or any other group in Sydney or elsewhere, consider this the reunion you have been waiting for. Let's get together & celebrate Hungarian dance in Sydney!

TICKETS: Not available yet!

THE POLISH CLUB ASHFIELD, SYDNEY

The club is centrally located on the main street of Ashfield close to buses and station. Pedestrian access only possible from 182 Liverpool Road.

Parking: 73-75 Norton Street. Continue down the ramp and turn right at the first level. You can easily enter the club from the carpark using the lift. Alternatively, there is always plenty of street parking in the surrounding area with pedestrian access to the club via the front entrance on 182 Liverpool Road.

Sto Lat, the Polish club's restaurant, features lángos, pierogi and many other delicacies on its menu. Food can be ordered and delivered to our function room.

ABOUT KENGUGRÓ

Kengugró embodies the vibrant colours and energy of the twirling, whirling, jumping, slapping dance culture from the Carpathian Basin.

Since its inception in 1986, Kengugró accompanied by The Transylvaniacs have presented a rich smorgasbord of dance, music and song from across this region. Their repertoire draws primarily on the traditions of Hungary, Slovakia and Transylvania which they have shared with audiences across Australia, Hungary and Europe. They hold regular dance houses with The Transylvaniacs around Sydney, encouraging everybody to join in the fun.

The dance house method of teaching traditional dancing was inscribed on UNESCO's List of Intangible Heritage of Urgent Safeguarding in November 2011

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