
Sunday Salsa Seduction will be hold in Jade Buddha
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Wednersday, 6 of Jul 2016
By Bruna Corralo
Latin Dance Nights have new home
Last weekend Brisbane lost one of the most famous party scene. Casablanca Bar and Restaurant closed the doors and because of this the traditional Latin Nights, which were hold there, had to move for another place. The newest venue for Sunday Salsa Seduction will be Jade Buddha.

The organiser, Jean-Luc, is waiting for the support of the public. In his page on Facebook, he published a statement inviting the dancer for this new beginning. “As the most may know, we are one month trial because of this is important that everyone comes to support the night, has a great fun night and also support the venue’.
The new place is fancier, so it requires clothes which fit into the environment. The place will offer free entry and specials price for the costumers, such as Corona $5, jugs of Sangria $15 and jugs of Pimms $15. Other advantage is that the establishment has a restaurant, right on the river with a great view

For the first month, the event will have a mix of the different styles downstairs, which is, according to the organiser, the nicest floor with great views. But, how Jean-Luc had said, this will be a trial, if the event become a success, it can be extended to the second floor.
Jade Buddha is located in Eagle St Pier, 1/14 Eagle St, Brisbane.
Watch the advertising video:
https://www.facebook.com/jeanluc.lambs/videos/10153942037828411/
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