Tuesday, October 29, 2019
KR's Fantastic Hispanic Heritage Celebration
Mandarin Branch Library celebrated Hispanic
Heritage Month, October 19, 2019, with a program featuring dancing and lively music from Perú Dance,
a local dance group dedicated to spreading the culture of Perú.
The event brought together not only many different Hispanic
cultures, but also various non-Hispanic people eager to learn about other
traditions. Thirty seven people enjoyed the participants celebrating their Hispanic heritage, including the beautiful dancers, the materials on display, and the
room decorated with Hispanic flags from each country.
After the celebration, many of the participants gathered for a
photo shoot with the dance group, and some children played a Colombian game
called the toad.
Events like these at the library help our community to realize
the many contributions that are made by Hispanic and Latino Americans--locally and internationally.
Wish we all could have been in on the fun. (Thanks to Angela Richman for sharing their good news and pics.)
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