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Boston Ballroom Dance Center
Boston Ballroom Dance Center is a dance school that is located in Newtown, Massachusetts. The owner and dance instructor Peter Kornel Kovacs has received numerous certifications and awards throughout his career. Their dance programs include intro lesson, social dancing, wedding dance lessons, parent dances, competitive dance sport, private dance lessons, and group class. Their services on wedding dance lessons include first dance lesson, parent dances, rehearsal dinner party group dance lesson, and bachelorette or bridal
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