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Phaze finale

By Melissa Meehan
THE City of Greater Dandenong will host its final Phaze dance party event for the year on Saturday 6 December at The Castle, Hemmings Park, Princes Highway, Dandenong.
Phaze is a Greater Dandenong Youth Services’ party safe initiative registered with Victoria Police and fully supervised.
The dance party will be divided into two age groups.
Phaze Junior Party is aimed at children aged between 10 and 12 years of age.
The party will run from 5pm to 6pm. Cost is $2 and includes a complimentary pass for parents and guardians.
Performances by Funk-a-licious junior hip hop crew, X-static junior break dancers and DJ Take-Co. Phaze Dance Party continues from 7pm until 11pm with an event for 12-17 year-olds. Cost is $7 and includes entertainment by African rap crews DNK, Destruct hip hop dance crew, X-static breakers, an impressive line-up of DJ’s including DJ Tronic, Ultimate Flavas, Hardstylez and So-low and dance battles in all styles.
All events are drug-free, smoke-free and alcohol-free.
Details: Nick Karlas, 9771 6624.

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