***Tuesday-Sunday, February 27 – March 4, 2007 CHITA RIVERA IN
THE ROLE SHE WAS BORN TO PLAY
Written by four-time Tony Award® winner Terrence McNally, directed
by Tony nominee Graciela Daniele and featuring a cast of eleven,
THE DANCER'S LIFE charts Chita's amazing journey from aspiring
ballerina to Broadway legend. In story and song, she relives
fascinating moments from the years she spent working with such
greats as Bernstein, Fosse and Sondheim and performs knockout
numbers from some of her biggest hits, including WEST SIDE STORY,
CHICAGO, BYE BYE BIRDIE and KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN
Tues-Thurs @ 7:30pm; Friday @ 8pm; Saturday @ 2pm & 8pm; Sunday @
1pm & 6:30pm
The Paramount Theatre -911 Pine Street, Seattle, WA 98101 -
206.467.5510
http://www.theparamount.com
***Friday, March
2, 2007 - 7pm
- Andalibre ~ Flamenco Music & Dance Trio
This
is the place to come to be sensualy serenaded through the ears,
nose & mouth! Wonderful food and vibe make this a special
gathering place for music and dance!
$14.95 all you can eat buffet.
Mehras Moon Indian Grill - 9809 16th Ave SW. Seattle, WA
98106 (206) 658-0117
***Saturday, March 3, 2007 – 2:00
p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Eugenia Toledo-Keyser “Architecture of Absences”
The Seattle Public Library,
University of Washington and Centro Cultural Hispano Americano
celebrate International Women’s Day with Latin American writers
and an Art Exhibit.
Join us for this bilingual reading of Eugenia Toledo-Keyser’s
first book of poetry “Architecture of Absences.” Eugenia reflects
on the writing process and explores three different themes:
identity, time, and her native land. She is a philosophical poet,
a real thinker.
Books will be available for purchase and signing, courtesy of
Elliot Bay Book Company.
Place: Level 1, Microsoft Auditorium, Central Library, 1000
Fourth Ave, Seattle.
Tel.(206)386-4667, (206)386-4636
***Saturday,
March 3, 2007 - 3:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Diego Coy y su Grupo
Andean and Latin American music will accompany the writers
The Seattle Public Library, University of Washington,
Elliott Bay Book Company, and Centro Cultural Hispano Americano
celebrate International Women’s Day with Latin American writers
and an Art Exhibit.
Place: Level 1,
Microsoft Auditorium, Central Library, 1000 Fourth Ave, Seattle.
Tel.(206)386-4667, (206)386-4636
***Saturday,
March 3, 2007 - 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
María Nélida Mendoza “Songs of a Gypsy Soul”
María Nélida Mendoza will read from her first poetry book, “Songs
of a Gypsy Soul.” In this book she tells the stories of the many
people and family who she has encountered, and heard about in her
journeys. “Songs of a Gypsy Soul” is about injustice, rebellion,
freedom, memories of her native land, love, family, and of dreams
and ghosts. Nélida will also perform some dances.
Books will be available for purchase and
signing, courtesy of Elliot Bay Book Company.
The Seattle Public Library,
University of Washington, Elliott Bay Book Company, and Centro
Cultural Hispano Americano celebrate International Women’s Day
with Latin American writers and an Art Exhibit.
Place: Level 1,
Microsoft Auditorium, Central Library, 1000 Fourth Ave, Seattle.
Tel.(206)386-4667, (206)386-4636
***Saturday
March 3rd, 2007 - 8:00 p.m. - Arte Flamenco Por La Paz
This will be an entirely flamenco presentation
Cante Carmela Pastor, Toque Tyson "El Panadero", Baile Savannah
Fuentes, Percusion Jeff Busch, Violin Sallah Ali, Palmas Carol
Kiya
The Columbia City Theatre 4916 Rainier
Avenue S.,98118
seating at 7:30 (bar will be open prior)
Show at 8:00
For
information or table reservations call 206-854-9857
***Saturday,
March 3, 2007 - 7pm - Correo Aereo ~ Muisc of Latin America
This is the place to come to be sensualy serenaded through the
ears, nose & mouth! Wonderful food and vibe make this a special
gathering place for music!
$14.95 all you can eat buffet.
Mehras Moon Indian Grill - 9809 16th Ave SW. Seattle, WA
98106 (206) 658-0117
***March
3, 2007 7:30 PM – ORQUESTA ZARABANDA
Third annual acoustic danzon concert.
$15 Advance tickets
Unitarian Universalit Church - Shoreline, WA
***Monday,
March 5, 2007 - 6:30pm - Correo Aereo ~ Music of Latin America
(THIS
SHOW IS EVERY MONDAY!) This is the best Mexican food in town, and,
long time supporter of live music. Also, organic & earth friendly
ingredients are used whenever possible. Great music and food in a
warm casual atmosphere in an old house on the water. Free parking.
$5. min. food or drink.
Agua
Verde Restaurant & Paddle Club
-1303 NE Boat ST.
Seattle WA (206) 545-8570
***Thursday, March 8, 2007 - 3:30 p.m. to
5:20 p.m.
Celebrate International Women's
Day with Latin American Writers!
Join us for this exclusive conversation about the
struggle that Latin American women, including Indigenous women,
have been waging to participate in society with equal rights, and
how Latin American women writers have succeeded in attaining
recognition and respect. The authors will be Kathleen Alcalá,
Carolyn Wright, Eugenia Toledo-Keyser, Cynthia Steele, and María
Nélida Mendoza; they will be introduced by UW Professor of
Comparative Literature, Cynthia Steele, and María Nélida Mendoza,
Executive Director of Centro Cultural Hispano Americano.
Reception immediately following
the round table event in the Simpson Center for the Humanities,
Communications Bldg (CMU) 204, from 5:20 p.m. - 6:20 p.m.
Place: University of Washington,
Communications (CMU) 120, Seattle, WA
***Friday, March
9, 2007 - 7pm-
Andalibre ~ Flamenco Music & Dance Trio
This
is the place to come to be sensualy serenaded through the ears,
nose & mouth! Wonderful food and vibe make this a special
gathering place for music and dance!
$14.95 all you can eat buffet.
Mehras Moon Indian Grill - 9809 16th Ave SW. Seattle, WA
98106 (206) 658-0117
***Saturday,
March 10, 2007 - 9pm-12am - Alma Villegas-Latin Singer
A sultry, seductive and passionate selections of the most
beautifully written Latin standards! A mixture of boleros, cha
chas and jazz.
At Serafina in Seattle, WA
206 -229-3370 website:
www.almavillegas.com
***Sunday,
March 11, 2007 - 3pm - Correo Aereo hosts the C&P Variety Show! World Music Variety!
Come
to our semi monthly, all ages, all unplugged, world class,
World Music Variety Show at the wonderful C&P Coffee House in West
Seattle. Great coffee. Great people. In a wonderful old house with
a history of community partying. Kid, elder & dog friendly!
Artists TBA
$ by donation
C&P
Coffee House
- 5612 California Ave SW. Seattle, WA (206) 933-3125
***Monday, March 12, 2007
- 6:30pm -Correo Aereo ~ Music of Latin America
(THIS SHOW IS EVERY MONDAY!) This is the best Mexican food in
town, and, long time supporter of live music. Also, organic &
earth friendly ingredients are used whenever possible. Great music
and food in a warm casual atmosphere in an old house on the water.
Free parking.
$5. min. food or drink
Agua
Verde Restaurant & Paddle Club
-1303 NE Boat ST.
Seattle WA (206) 545-8570
***Monday, March 12, Tuesday, March 13th, 2007 - 7:30 PM "The
Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo Ma, Cello
For about 2,000 years, the Silk Road - a network of trade routes
that connected East Asia to the Mediterranean - was the main
conduit for the spread and exchange of goods, ideas, religions,
and culture elements among the many peoples of Eurasia. Yo-Yo Ma,
the foremost cellist of his generation, brings the Silk Road
Ensemble and the music of these diverse countries back to Seattle
for two spectacular performances.
The concert on the 12th is different than the one on
the 13th. So, if you wish, you can attend both.
PRICE: $ 75.00 each: Preferred Orchestra
PLACE: Benaroya Hall, Taper Auditorium, Seattle, WA
***Thursday, March 15, 2007
- 8pm - Correo Aereo ~ Music of Latin America, in Concert at Town Hall !
Town
hall Presents: 'Zing go the Strings!', A Global Rtyhm Series Event
Concert, featuring Correo Aereo, Masha Takamura & more!
Town
Hall -
1113 8th. Seattle, Wa. 98101 (206) 652-4255
***March 16th, 17th, 2007 - 7:30pm & 18th
at 2:00pm - ARAUCO by Lope de Vega
ARAUCO is a masterwork play by Spain's
greatestplaywright set at the very roots of the complex clash of
cultures living at the heart of Latin identity in the Americas.
In 1557 An army lands on the coast of Chile . At its head, a
twenty one year old general, sent to regain control of Arauco, a
region fiercely defended by the Mapuche people. Three years
earlier, the Mapuche destroyed the first wave of Spanish invaders
killing their commander, Valdivia. Now they must face a new
invasion led by a youthful but seasoned campaigner.
Performed in Spanish with English super-titles.
Music performed by Sin Fronteras with Diego Coy!!!
Place: Broadway Performance Hall,1625 Broadway at Pine Street
Price: $10 General Admission / $5 Student &
Seniors
www.ticketwindowonline.com or
call 206-325-6500
Contact: Darren Lay 206-284-7580
***Sunday, March 18th,
2007 - 2:00 p.m. - Great lunch to
celebrate one of the most typical family days in Spain... El Dia
del Padre.
Since San Jose is the Saint of "Las
Fallas de Valencia", one of our more popular traditions, we
have decided to celebrate it by cooking the most famous Spanish
dish internationally... a good
"PAELLA",
Gazpacho, Postre Casero Pan y vino,
all prepared by Chef CLARA GUTIERREZ-CARROLL !
The Aquaclub address is 18512 58th Ave. NE Kenmore WA
98028
***Monday, March 19, 2007
- 6:30pm - Correo Aereo ~ Music of Latin America
(THIS SHOW IS EVERY MONDAY!)
This is the best Mexican food in town, and, long time supporter of
live music. Also, organic & earth friendly ingredients are used
whenever possible. Great music and food in a warm casual
atmosphere in an old house on the water. Free parking.
$5. min. food or drink.
Agua
Verde Restaurant & Paddle Club
-1303 NE Boat ST. Seattle WA (206) 545-8570
*****Tuesday, March 20 and Wednesday, March 21, 2007 - 7:00 pm
INTI-ILLIMANI 40TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR AND PACIFIC NORTHWEST
CONCERT
Pequeño Mundo,
the group’s latest CD, continues Inti-Illimani’s exploration of
Latin American, Afro-Latino, and Italian sounds and includes the
group’s first foray into jazz-flavored composition. Its title
track offers fans a preview of the soundtrack, composed by Inti-Illimani,
to the animated film «My Little World», which is slated for
release next year. Longstanding admirers of the band will be
delighted to see that in addition to Inti-Illimani’s existing
members, the CD features the work of several special guests who
have a strong historical connection to the group, including
founding member Max Berru, past members Pedro Villagra and Renato
Freyggang, and longtime collaborator and dear friend Patricio
Manns.
Community
Concerts with Internationally renown Chilean Folkloric Group Inti-Illimani
accompanied by Kent Meridian High School Choirs
The concert is sponsored by Kent Art
Commission, Kent School District, King County Community Organizing
Program, Centro Cultural Hispano Americano, Expeditors
International, Cold Stone Creamery in Kent, Covington and
Issaquah, Jones and Jones Architectural Landscaping Firm, and
Olympic Reprographics.
Where: Kent
Meridian High School Performing Art Center, 10020 Southeast 256th
Street, Kent
Tickets:
Tickets are for sale through the Institute for Community
Leadership at 253 873 3612, or 24833 180th Ave SE, or on line at
www.icleadership.org. $20.00
for adults and $15.00 for 18 years and under.
***Tuesday and Wednesday, March
20 & 21, 2007 - 7:30 PM - Lila Downs
Vocalist Inspired By Native Mesoamerican
Music
$22.50 Make a
reservation for this show.
The Pacific Jazz Institute at
Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley
2033 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121 - P 206.441.9729
www.jazzalley.com
***
Friday March
23rd,
2007
- 8:00PM - "Al Alba"
An Evening of Flamenco Featuring members of Children of the
Revolution
and from Madrid special guest singer Keiko
Tickets on sale now at
www.ticketwindowonline.com
You can also do Phone Orders at 206) 325-6500
Tuesday - Sunday 12-6 pm.
TICKET PRICES: ADVANCE TICKETS
- $20 General Admission / $15
Student w/ ID
AT the DOOR $25 General Admission
/ $20 Student w/ID
Place: Broadway Performance Hall in
Seattle, WA
1625 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122 (map
it )
***Friday, March 23, 2007
- 7pm - Andalibre ~ Flamenco Music & Dance Trio
This is the place to come to be sensualy serenaded through the
ears, nose & mouth! Wonderful food and vibe make this a special
gathering place for music and dance!
$14.95 all you can eat buffet.
Mehras Moon Indian Grill - 9809 16th Ave SW. Seattle, WA
98106 (206) 658-0117
***
Saturday March
24, 2007 - 8:00PM
- CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION
and from Madrid special guest singer Keiko
Tickets on sale now at
www.ticketwindowonline.com
You can also do Phone Orders at 206) 325-6500
Tuesday - Sunday 12-6 pm.
TICKET PRICES: ADVANCE TICKETS
$20 General Admission, $15
Student w/ ID
AT the DOOR - $25 General Admission
$20 Student w/ID
Place:
Broadway Performance Hall in
Seattle, WA
1625 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122 (map
it )
***Saturday
March 24, 2007 - 8:00
PM -
Award-winning
Carmona
Flamenco (Marcos, Rubina and David) and guest artist Ana
Montes present an evening of contemporary, traditional flamenco
music, song and dance. Come for drinks and dessert and experience
the power of flamenco. These shows always sell out so come early.
Solstice Café -4116 University Way N.E.,
Seattle, Washington
8:00 & 9:30 pm (Doors open at 7:30 pm)
$15.00 cover (two sets), NO RESERVATIONS
***Monday,
March 26 - 6:30pm - Correo Aereo - Music of Latin America
(THIS SHOW IS EVERY MONDAY!) This is the best Mexican food in
town, and, long time supporter of live music. Also, organic &
earth friendly ingredients are used whenever possible. Great music
and food in a warm casual atmosphere in an old house on the water.
Free parking.
$5. min. food or drink.
Agua
Verde Restaurant & Paddle Club
-1303 NE Boat ST. Seattle WA (206) 545-8570
***Thursday, March 29 – April 1 - Poncho Sanchez
Grammy-Winning Latin Jazz Conguero
Poncho Sanchez is a storyteller. And, as leader of the
most popular Latin jazz group in the world today, it’s his congas
and seasoned ensemble that do the talking. Live in concert or on
recordings, they spin vivacious tales that pay homage to the
glories of a half-century tradition that was born when Afro-Cuban
rhythms merged with bebop.
Band members include Poncho Sanchez (Congas), George Ortiz
(Timbales), Tony Banda (Bass), Ron Blake (Trumpet), Javier Vergara
(Alto and Tenor Saxophone), Francisco Torres (Trombone), Joseph De
Leon (Bongo) and David Torres (Piano)
COST: $26.50
The Pacific Jazz Institute at
Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley
2033 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121 - P 206.441.9729
***Friday, March 30, 2007
- 7pm - Andalibre
~ Flamenco Music & Dance Trio
This
is the place to come to be sensually serenaded through the ears,
nose & mouth! Wonderful food and vibe make this a special
gathering place for music and dance!
$14.95 all you can eat buffet.
Mehras Moon Indian Grill - 9809 16th Ave SW. Seattle, WA
98106 - (206) 658-0117
***"Romancero
of the Stations of the Cross" by Father Benjamín Sánchez-Poetry
of the deep insight into the Passion of Jesus. Recital
is
presented by Father Guadalupe
and the Hispanic Community with the live colorful representations.
The Declaimers are: Bernardo Barco Terán, Luis Luna, M.
Nélida Mendoza, Rocío Fabela de Barco, Josué Murillo Lepe, Ninón
Olórtegui, Ana María Martínez,
F. Rafael Mendoza, Oscar Rojas, Salvador Ardón, Pbro. J. Guadalupe
Dueñas Gómez, Elia Álvarez, Rodolfo Torres
*Saturday, March 31, 2007: Saint
Theresa: 3939 S.W. 331st Street, Federal Way, WA 98023
*Tuesday,
April 3, 2007: Saint Thomas: 4415 S. 140th Street, Tukwila, WA
98168
* Friday, April 6, 2007: Saint Philomena: 1815 S. 220th,
Des Moines, WA 98198
***March
31, 2007 – 5:00 p.m. - Benefit Concert
Nights of Columbus Council Hall
Tickets are $65 and include: Catered
Dinner from Madison Park Café | Silent and Live Auction Bidding
Live Entertainment | Open Bar for a limited portion of the evening
| Semi-Formal Attire
Place: 722 E Union ST,
Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA
Parking is available in pay lots adjacent to the building
For more information, please visit our website
http://students.washington.edu/uwgp
The
University of Washington Guatemala Project is a vehicle for youth
empowerment. The project aims to provide scholarships and
leadership training for impoverished youth in Guatemala’s coffee
communities. It simultaneously challenges UW students to seek
solutions to endemic problems of global poverty. We invite you to
join us in the promotion of youth education on these two fronts.
******Thursday,
April 5, 2007 at 7 & 9:30 PM
- CHARO in Concert
Tickets also available through
Ticketmaster.com or by phone.
Washington: 206-628-0888
Reserved Seating $30
Skagit Valley Casino Resort | Pacific
Showroom - 5984 N.
Darrk Lane, Bow, Washington 98232
***Thursday, April 5 - 15, 2007 -Carmina
Burana
Pacific
Northwets Ballet
Featuring Seattle Choral Company- Music:
Lou Harrison -Choreography: Mark Morris, Kent Stowell
-Music: Carl Orff
Pacific Northwest Ballet - 301 Mercer St., Seattle, WA 98109
***Saturday, 4/7/07 -5-8pm- Arturto Rodriguez and Pangea-
Members of Pangea are Tory Wimer on vocals, Farko Dasumov on Bass,
Teo Shantz on percussion, Alex Chadsey on Piano and Arturo
Rodriguez on Timbal Kit. We will be performing a lot of music,
Latin Jazz, Salsa, Brazilian, Funk ,Ballads and much more.
Tulalip Casino: 10200 Quil Ceda Blvd., Tulalip, WA 98271
***Monday, April 9, 7:30 PM - Rise featuring Anoushka
Shankar
Anushka Shankar, sitar. Daughter of sitar master Ravi
Shankar carves out her own sound on her tour Rise.
On Rise, Shankar moves beyond the classical tradition of her
father mixing up a broad range of world music styles and
instruments - flamenco piano, Indian slide guitar, electronic
sounds and sitar.
TICKETS: Preferred Orchestra: Members $ 38.75 - Non Members $
43.00
Benaroya Hall, Seattle, WA
***Friday, April 20th, 2007 - 8 pm. Made It Funky: New Orleans,
James Brown, and the Foundations and Futures of U.S. Pop Music
University of Washington Ethnic Cultural Center Theater
Featuring: Gaye Theresa Johnson, author of The Future Has a Past:
Race,Politics, and Memory in Afro-Chicano Los Angeles and Jeff
Chang, author Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop
Generation and Total Chaos: The Art And Aesthetics of Hip-Hop.
Facilitators: Michelle Habell-Pallan, Associate Professor of
American Ethnic Studies and Women Studies and Music adjunct at the
University of Washington and Judy Tsou, Head Music Librarian,
School of Music, University of Washington
Note: A reception at 7:30 will be followed by the conversation
from 8 to 9 pm. . . . Location: University of Washington Ethnic
Cultural Center Theater 3940 Brooklyn Avenue NE Seattle, WA 98105
206 543 7661
***Friday April
20, 2007 -8PM- VICCI MARTINEZ w/opener
AMILIA
This vibrant young singer stayed busy in 2005 with electrifying
performances at major festivals throughout the northwest,
including the 2005 edition of Bumbershoot, and in the past 15
months has opened for, or shared the stage with, Sting & Annie
Lennox, Jonny Lang, Avril Lavigne, BB King, The Presidents Of The
United States of America, Bill Frisell, Christopher Cross,
Supersuckers, and many more
$15 adv/ $18 day
The Triple Door-216 Union Street, Seattle, WA 98101- 206-838-4333
***TUESDAY
APRIL 24, 2007 -
RODRIGO Y GABRIELA
SQUARE PEG CONCERTS PRESENTS
"RODRIGO Y GABRIELA's music is the sound of passion as
interpreted by and spoken for in a new rock and roll language."
"An idiosyncratic dueling-guitar style that brims with rock 'n'
roll energy"
$20.00 advance at TicketsWest.
$25.00 day of show and at the door
Doors at 8pm. All Ages
Showbox - 1426 First Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101
***Fri. April 27 - 7pm -Correo Aereo
Crossroads at Bellevue international food court & Stage is a great
international gathering place! Please join us.
Address: Crossroads at Bellevue 15600 NE 8th St. Bellevue, Wa.
98008 website:
www.correoaereo.com
***Saturday, April
28, 2007 - 8:00 p.m. - Aurelio Martinez in concert
One of the most extraordinary Garifuna Honduran artists of his
generation, Martinez has become the new voice of Parranda
Single Tickets: $30
Contact: Arts Ticket Office 4001 University Way NE, Seattle, WA
98105 - ph: 206-543-4880
Place: UW Meany Hall, Seattle, WA
***Saturday, April 28, 2007- 7:30pm - Correo Aereo with Evan
Flory Barnes on Stand Up Bass!
Cafe Paloma in Pioneer Square - Fantastic sound, a great Turkish
food and wine menue and a little jewel of a stage will serenade
your senses! These shows always sell out as seating is limited so
reserve now at 206- 405-1920. Kitchen opens at 6pm. Show at 7:30pm
Price: 10
Address: 93 Yesler
Way in the heart of Pioneer Square!
Cafe Paloma-206-405-192 website:
www.correoaereo.com
***Sunday,
April 29th, 2007 - 3pm -Correo Aereo & Friends, Family variety
Show!
For all ages and all unplugged. Community comes together for this
monthly variety show, which also serves as a hotbed for
collaboration between artists! This time featuring: Fucho Aparisio,
Venezuelan cuatro & maracas master. Cafe cantante Flamenco Music &
Dance. Evan Flory Barnes Group, jazz world journeys. & Correo
Aereo!
Address: C&P
Coffee House. 5612 California Ave SW in West Seattle Madeleine
Sosin- 206-7303706
website:
www.correoaereo.com
***Sun.
April 29th, 2007 - 7pm - Cafe Cantante Flamenco!
This is our monthly Juerga, (party) at our new home at Barca
on Capitol Hill. Come and just enjoy, or, dance with us or keep
palmas with us if you know how. This is an unbelievably fun party
so don't miss it! Wine, full bar & tapas available
Price: 10
Address: Barca on Capitol Hill at 1510 11th between Pike & Pine.
Seattle, Wa. 98122
Esther Marion- 206-937-499
***Fri May 4, 2007- 8:30pm-
Correo Aereo
Chesterfield House Concert Series. House concerts are great.
Acoustic, intimate setting. Close up & personal! Seating is
limited so reserve now at (206) 391-5433
Price: 10
Address: 1810 E. Republican St #A on Capitol Hill. Seattle, Wa.
98112
Gabriel- 206-3915433 website:
www.correoaereo.com
***Friday
May 4, 2007 - 7:00 pm - Alma Villegas
Alma Villegas performs Latin Boleros and other Latin favorites
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
***Saturday, May
5, 2007 - 8PM-ANDRE
FERIANTE
Flamenco, Classical,
Brazilian Guitar
After over 20 years of performing and recording, award-winning
virtuoso guitarist Andre Feriante has left his musical mark on the
classical, world music and fusion scenes. His classical pedigree
is impeccable, having trained with Colombian concert guitarist
Henry Rivas, renowned New York guitarist Leon Atkinson, and Jose
Tomas, assistant to the legendary Andres Segovia.
$20
The Triple Door-216 Union Street, Seattle, WA 98101- 206-838-4333
***May
5th 2007, 9:00pm - Cuchata and Forro in the Dark
Come Celebrate an Eclectic Cinco De Mayo w/ Seattle
Alternativo/Afro-Latin Soul hybrid: Cuchata and NYC's own
Experimental Brazilian group Forro in the Dark FORRO IN THE DARK
(MEMBERS OF DAVID BYRNE, BEBEL GILBERTO & BECK'S BANDS) The
Crocodile 2200 2nd Ave Seattle WA 98121
Eleggua Productions – 206-4415611
website:
http://www.thecrocodile.com
***Wednesday
May 9, 2007 - 7:00 p.m. Show Brazil
Show Brazil will play for Cafe Rozella's Second Anniversary
Celebration.
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
***Friday
May 11, 2007 - 7:00 p.m. - Cafe Cantante Quartet
Cafe Cantante brings its energetic blend of Flamenco
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
******Saturday, May 12th, 2007-
7:30 p.m. -
Eduardo Mendonça in concert.
Mendonça
is versed in
Brazilian music. Also featuring Hispanic
American Music and dance performances : Salsa, Samba, Rumba and
Tango.
- Fundraising event for Art Scholarships for the low-income
Hispanic students to pursue a career at university level.
- Tribute to Hispanic Artists and Educators presented by Centro
Cultural Hispano Americano
Sponsored by
UW Spanish and Portuguese Studies, Classical Wines, American
Trophy Award Specialists, Hoffman’s, Consejo Counseling and
Referral Service, Puerto Vallarta Restaurant, Arthur Murray Dance
Studios, and Gaudi Restaurant.
Location: University of Washington -HUB Auditorium- Stevens
Way on Campus, Seattle, WA 98195
Tapas and refreshments available for purchase
Donation: General: $35.00/ Students w/ID: $18.00
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/11066
or call 1-800-838-3006
For group tickets, call: 206-418-6710, 253-210-0134
VISA and MASTERCARD ACCEPTED AT THE EVENT - CCHA is Looking for
program Sponsors
*****Saturday, May 12, 2007 -
10:00pm -Correo
Aereo
Plays for the first time at the Jai Thai in Capitol Hill!
Address: 235 Broadway (& Thomas) on Capitol Hill
Madeleine Sosin - 206-7303706
website:
www.correoaereo.com
**Saturday,
May 12, 2007 - 5:30pm -Correo
Aereo
Hate Free Zone 6th Annual Awards Dinner & Celebration!
Price: $25
Address: Wa State Convention Center
Hate Free Zone -206-3342242 website:
www.hatefreezone.org
***Saturday,
May 12th - Arte Flamenco Por La Paz
The Artists: Cante Carmela Pastora, Toque Tyson "El Mono
Perdido" Hussey. Baile Savannah Fuentes, Baile Y Percusion Timo
Lozano , Violin Sallah Ali
The Columbia City Theatre
4916 Rainier Avenue S.,98118
Advance tickets $16.50 available at
www.brownpapertickets.com
Tickets at the door $20 - Seating at 7:30 (bar will be open prior)
Show at 8:00 For information
www.tysonhussey.com or call 206-679-1259
***May
12th 2007 - 1:00 P.M. - Famly Heritage Celebration to Honor
Mother's Day
Celebrating our traditions as Latin Americans, we gather together
with music, food, and entertainment. Free event!
Skagit Valley College Gym
Elizabeth M. Ibanez- 360-8481331
***May 14-19, 2007 - different times-
Teatro Circo Udi Grudi from Brazil at Seattle International
Children's Festival
Price: $10
Address: Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center
Jena Cane- 206-325-650
website:
www.seattleinternational.org
***May 18th and
19th, 2007 - Johnny Conga with OMAR TORREZ at the Flying Pig
Brewery n Everett
Saturday, May
19, 2007 - Award-winning
Carmona
Flamenco (Marcos, Rubina and David) are
joined by special guest Timo Lozano,
noted teacher and choreographer from Madrid and also guest artist
Ana Montes. Come for drinks and dessert and experience the power
of flamenco. These shows always sell out so come early.
Solstice Café - 4116 University Way N.E.,
Seattle, Washington
8:00 & 9:30 pm (Doors open at 7:30 pm)
Cover charge: TBA, NO RESERVATIONS.
For more info contact Carmona Flamenco:
(206) 932-4067 or
marcos@fanw.org
***Friday
May 18, 2007 - 7:00 p.m. - Children of the Revolution TrioVasily,
Eric and Encarnacion of the Children of the Revolution bring their
wonderful blend of world music
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
***May 19, 2007
- 2pm - Los Patita de Perro
An All Ages Global Dance Party! Seattle International Children's
Festival presents Los Patita de Perro, a hard-rocking hour of
head-nodding, arm-waving, aisle-dancing fun with the brothers Pata
- Nacho, Pancho and Charlie! Direct from Mexico, the Patas use
their music to educate children about social responsibility,
self-respect, preserving Mexican traditions, and the importance of
protecting the environment.
Price: $15
Fisher Pavilion, Seattle Center - 206-3256500website:
www.seattleinternational.org
***May 20, 2007
- 8:00 & 9:30 pm -
Carmona
Flamenco Familia Carmona (Marcos,
Rubina and David) are joined by guest artist Ana Montes and
special guest dancer Timo Lozano.
Timo has taught and performed in Madrid for many years. This
will be his only public appearance in Seattle. This show will be
in a truly "Cuadro" style with a great deal of improvising.
Solstice Café: 4116 University Way N.E. Seattle, Washington
Tickets (now available): $ 15.00 non-refundable, no reservations.
Limited seating; this show will sell out.
For tickets and more info contact Carmona Flamenco:
(206) 932-4067 or
rubina@fanw.org
***Friday May 25, 2007- 7:00 p.m. Eduardo
Mendonca of Show Brazil
Eduardo Mendonca of Show Brazil bring his repertoire of
outstanding Brazilian music
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
***Sat May 26, 2007- 1:30pm
- Correo Aereo
NW Folklife Festival, Fountain Stage at Seattle Center, Seattle,
WA
Madeleine Sosin - 206-7303706
website:
www.correoaereo.com
***Sunday, May 27, 2007 - 6pm -
Cafe Cantante Flamenco
At NW Folklife Festival Seattle Center, WA
International Dance Stage at Seattle Center
206-615-172 website:
www.nwfolklife.org
***May 29 to June 17th, 2007- THE HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS by Isabel Allende
Play- Presented by Book It Repertory Theater-
Co-sponsored by Centro Cultural Hispano Americano
Place: Leo Kreielsheimer Theatre- 155 Mercer Street,
Seattle, WA
Seattle, WA, 98109- (206)443-2210, (877)900-9285
http://www.seattlerep.org
***Friday
June 1, 2007 -7:00 p.m. Alma Villegas
Alma Villegas performs Latin favorites
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
***June 7 to June
24th, 2007- THE HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS by Isabel Allende
Play: June 5 & 6 Pay what you can.
Opening night is on June 8. $18 preview on June 7th
Evenings at 7:30pm, Matinees
at 2:00pm
Presented by Book It Repertory Theater
Co-sponsored by The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, 4Culture,
Williams Kastner, Arts Fund, Centro Cultural Hispano Americano,
KUOW 94.9, Seattle Post Intelligencer
Place: Leo Kreielsheimer Theatre- 155 Mercer Street, Seattle,
WA
Book-It Repertory Theatre | 305 Harrison Street | Seattle, WA
98109
Tel: 206.216.0877 | Fax: 206.256.9666 | Education 206.770.0880
BOX OFFICE: 206.216.0833 www.book-it.org
Seattle, WA, 98109- (206)443-2210, (877)900-9285
http://www.seattlerep.org
***Friday
June 8, 2007 - 7:00 p.m. - Grupo Samay
Grupo Samay perform Latin American music
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
***Friday
June 15, 2007- 7:00 p.m. Children of the Revolution Trio
Vasily, Eric, and Encarnacion of the Children of the Revolution
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
****Friday
June 22, 2007 - 7:00 p.m. Grupo Samay
Grupo Samay plays Latin American music
Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle 98106
206-7635805 website:
www.caferozella.com
***Friday
June 29, 2007 - 7:00 p.m.
Eduardo Mendonça of Show Brazil
Eduardo Mendonca of Show Brazil performs his energetic blend of
Brazilian music.
Address: Cafe Rozella - 9434 Delridge Way SW - Seattle, 98106
Leticia Martinez- 206-7635805
website:
www.caferozella.com
****July 4th, 2007
- 8pm - SABOR TROPICAL and Johnny Conga - Celebration in Lynnwood
Athletic Complex
****August 9th, 2007 - 7pm -
Kenmoore Music series with SABOR TROPICAL and Johnny Conga
***The Cook by Eduardo Machado
In 1958, on the eve of the Cuban revolution, Gladys, a young cook,
makes a solemn promise to her mistress. Before the wealthy family
flees in the night, she vows to protect and care for the beautiful
home that she worked in all her adult life. As the reality of
Castro’s revolution settles in, and despite the personal
consequences, Gladys fights to keep her promise for over four
decades. In Machado’s rich, engaging, and deeply personal play,
Gladys emerges as a woman with great spirit who lives by her heart
against a backdrop of a troubled Cuba. The New Yorker called The
Cook “first rate...a shining theatrical experience,” and the Miami
Herald described it as “Powerful....the writing is
political and unflinching.”
Place: Seattle Repertory Theater,
Seattle, WA