Event endedHeld on June 16, 2024
Open trial - Giant Gang
Av. Augusto Severo, 342 — Glória, Rio de Janeiro, CEP 20021-040
Address: Av. Augusto Severo, 342 - Glória, Rio de Janeiro - RJ
Date: 16 June
Timetable: 11 h
Location: Paris Square
Address: Av. Augusto Severo, 342 - Glória, Rio de Janeiro - RJ
Free entrance!
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Edition report
Date and time
Sun, June 16
All day
Av. Augusto Severo, 342 — Glória, Rio de Janeiro, CEP 20021-040
Starts
Sunday, June 16
Ends
Sunday, June 16
Admission
Free
Address
Av. Augusto Severo, 342 — Glória, Rio de Janeiro, CEP 20021-040
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