Community Zumba Fitness Class
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About This Event
Zumba with Brissy.
Bring lots of energy, to dance and have fun in this free community class in Hamilton. We'll dance Latin American rhythms. This is a safe space for everyone, all levels are welcome.
Remember: Have fun + Wellbeing = Zumba fitness class.
Getting There
Hamilton Town Hall, Hamilton
Hamilton Town Hall, corner of Rossiter Parade and Racecourse Road, Hamilton
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