[Tango-A] NA-C, NA-E: Columbus Tango Weekend w/Avik Basu: Early Registration by Feb 17

[Columbus Argentine Tango Society]

Dear Tango Dancers,

Join the Columbus Argentine Tango Society (CATS) at the Ohio State
University for a special tango weekend, February 23-25, 2007, in
Columbus, Ohio, featuring workshops with Avik Basu (Ann Arbor).
Meet super-energetic local dancers and visiting dancers from the region!

Early Registration prices (postmarked by February 17):

Workshop Pass (two workshops): $12 (student)/ $20 (non-student)

Late Registration prices (postmarked after February 17, or at the door):

Workshop Pass (two workshops): $15 (student)/ $25 (non-student)
Single Workshop: $10 (student)/ $15 (non-student)

Schedule (subject to change):

Friday, February 23:
8pm-midnight:  FREE Welcome Milonga w/Avik, including FREE beginner lesson 8-9.

Saturday, February 24:
1:00-1:30pm: Check-in and warm-up
1:30-3:00pm: (All Levels) Musicality for Tango Dancers
3:15-4:45pm: (All Levels) Secret Ochos from Buenos Aires
8pm-midnight: Winter Milonga

Sunday, February 25:
6pm-??: Dinner/ FREE Practica

Registration, location, housing, DJs, private lessons, and other details are at
http://www.tangocats.com/workshop_feb07.htm.

ABOUT AVIK:

Avik Basu specializes in teaching social tango emphasizing connection,
musicality, and navigation all of which inspire improvisation. His
instruction has helped to develop the Ann Arbor community of Argentine
Tango dancers, one of the largest social tango communities in North
America.

Avik's classes are designed to help you enjoy the process of finding
your own tango while respecting the traditions of this century old
dance. In addition to his regular classes in Ann Arbor, he has also been
a featured instructor in Denver, Cleveland, Pittsburgh,
Urbana-Champaign, New York, San Diego, and Mumbai, India. Despite his
experience, he continues to have a vivid memory of what it was like to
start learning this dance and this aids his teaching in a profound way.
More than anything else, his wish is to infect students with his passion
for this dance.

Many talented teachers have helped Avik in his tango quest including
Cacho Dante, Robert Hauk, Alex Krebs, Hsueh-Tze Lee, Susana Miller,
Christopher Nassopoulos & Caroline Peattie, Tom Stermitz, Robin Thomas,
and Brigitta Winkler. And in great measure, Avik has been guided by his
experiences with his many talented students.


Limited FREE HOUSING with local dancers is available for early registrants.
Email housing at tangocats.com for more information.

For more details obout the Tango Weekend, including schedule and
registration information, see http://www.tangocats.com/, or contact us
at workshop at tangocats.com.

Columbus Argentine Tango Society (CATS) at OSU
http://www.tangocats.com
info at tangocats.com