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June 2007 |
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Welcome y Bienvenidos!
Calpulli
Mexican Dance Company (aka Calpulli Danza Mexicana)
welcomes you to its first newsletter! Throughout the
year, Calpulli will share information about its events
and performances with insight into its ongoing community
activities and its artistic works. We hope you enjoy
the news...
Calpulli's mission is to teach and produce dance-based
programming incorporating live music and theatre to
promote the rich diversity of Mexico's cultural heritage.
Much like the calpulli of the Aztec civilization, we
are a calpulli of dancers, musicians, and artists guided
by our commitment to our mission. So what were the original
calpulli?
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1.
Calpulli's New Brochure |
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Calpulli
is proud to share its first organizational brochure!
The project was made possible in part with the support of
the Association of Hispanic Arts and collaboration with JPDesign
and HAPnings Now.
Go
to the Brochure |
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Children's Dance Program in Queens |
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Our children's dance program in Astoria continues to grow
by leaps and bounds. Beginning in June 2007, two separate
classes will now be offered for children 5-8 years old and
9-12 years old on Saturdays, 11:30AM-1PM at the Mestizo Art
Center. The summer session will begin June 16th.
For more information please use the link below:
http://www.calpullidance.org/children.htm
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3. Calpulli honored by Union Square Awards |
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Calpulli is one of the proud recipients of the prestigious
Union Square Award in 2007. The award will support the
organization's commitment to youth programming.
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4.
Save the Date!
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The Mexico Vive Festival will take place on August 11th, 2007
at the Langston Hughes Library in Corona, Queens. The festival
will include performances and interactive workshops by Calpulli
and invited artists with crafts by Materials for the Arts.
More info:
http://www.calpullidance.org/performances.htm
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