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Time: June 23, 2012 from 7pm to 10pm
Location: Choate Rosemary Hall, Paul Mellon Arts Center
Street: 333 Christian Street
City/Town: Wallingford, CT 06480
Website or Map: http://www.facebook.com/event…
Phone: (203) 265-5866
Event Type: fundraiser
Organized By: Spanish Community of Wallingford
Latest Activity: Jun 22, 2012
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Event Description
The Spanish Community of Wallingford celebrates its 40th Anniversary!!
Join us for a night of fabulous Latin music and folklore dance, featuring the "Mariachi Real de Mexico", the "Villalobos Brothers" and the Ballet Folklorico Raices de Mexico" of New York City.
Tickets are $40 each - all proceeds benefit SCOW. Pre-concert reception at the Arts Center Gallery at 7pm.
For more information about these marvelous performers visit www.mariachirealdemexico.com and www.villalobosbrothers.com
Hosted by Choate Rosemary Hall, Paul Mellon Arts Center
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Comment by Maria F. Campos Harlow on June 21, 2012 at 7:41am
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Our concert is only three days away!
This Saturday, June 23, the Spanish Community of Wallingford will bring world class performers right to Wallingford. The Mariachi Real de México, the Villalobos Brothers and the Ballet Folklórico Raíces de México will be the Paul Mellon Arts Center.
Join us in our 40th Anniversary celebration and fundraiser with a mariachi music concert like you HAVE never heard! Over 40 artists will be on stage paying tribute to our beautiful Latin American culture. Spend a night watching folklore dance and enjoying the music. The performers are veterans of Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall and have played with other artists such as Plácido Domingo, Lila Downs and Dolly Parton.
Visit this link to see the Villalobos Brothers performing “El San Lorenzo” with the Mariachi Real de Mexico. It’s spectacular!! http://villalobosbrothers.com/portfolio-item/el-san-lorenzo/
Order your tickets now at www.scowinc.org or call (203) 265.5866.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy this beautiful show close from home. Your support of our work and your help with this fund raiser is important. COME AND HELP MAKE OUR EVENT A SUCCESS!
We thank our sponsors:
Event Host: Choate Rosemary Hall
Platinum Level: Anonymous
Gold Level: The N.E.W 34th Charitable Corporation and Ulbrich Stainless Steels and Special Metals, Inc.
Silver Level: Component Engineers, G&G Beverage, Midstate Medical Center, Robert F. Parisi and Joan Ives Parisi, Transportation Cost Management
Bronze lever: Community Foundation of Greater New Haven, Karen Grava and Robert Luby, Liberty Bank, Polylok, Valenti Chevrolet, Record-Journal
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