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| October
2009 |
Join
us in our Day of the Dead celebration! |
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L@s
Hij@s de Cuahutemoc Photography Exhibit Reception
THURSDAY Oct. 8th 5:30pm-9pm
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Everyone
is cordially invited to an exhibition completed by students
as part of Tía Chucha's Digital Photography seminar
lead by Juan Pacheco. Join us in celebrating this exciting
work while listening to live music by Gilbert
Chavez! Photos will be on display and for sale. Complimentary
refreshments will be available.
Juan is a Fine Arts Photographer that teaches photography
to LA residents from working class areas. He has taught
at Homeboys Industries, one class to wheelchair bound
teen victims of shootings; Dolores Mission, to day workers
who sleep at the church; and at public housing for the
residents of various locations.
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Latinos
in Lotusland
Author
Reading & Book Signing
SATURDAY
Oct. 3rd, 1pm-3pm |
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Spanning sixty years of writing, Latinos
in Lotusland brings to life Latino denizens of Los
Angeles and the city's surrounding communities. We're
introduced to disaffected lovers, aggressive lovers,
successful curanderos, teenage slackers, aging artists,
wrestling saitns, aimless druggies, people made of
paper, college students, youths embracing gang life
and others rejecting it, women witnessing miracles,
frustrated filmmakers, and even a private detective
hot on the heels of a presumed-dead gonzo writer.
These actors perform on a stage set with palm trees,
freeways, mountains and sand in communities from East
L.A. to Malibu , Hollywood to the San Fernando Valley,
Venice Beach to El Sereno.
This landmark anthology brings together established
and newer writers alike offering the reader tales
to be enjoyed for their beauty, power and eloquence.
Featured
Authors:
Estella
Gonzalez
Melinda Palacio
Alejandro
Morales
Reyna
Grande
Victorio
Barragan
Luis
J. Rodriguez
Conrad
Romo
Daniel
Olivas (moderator)
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REELism
Film Nights presents:
Rojo
Amanecer
/ Red Sunrise
MIERCOLES
/ WEDNESDAY Oct. 28, 8pm-9:30pm |
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In
Spanish / En Espanol.
Suggested
donation $3 / Donacion Sugerida $3
Musica
y canciones de protesta en vivo por
Juan Pueblo y Francisco Rodriguez.
Octubre
2, 1968 Ciudad de México faltan solo diez días
para las olimpiadas y una pequeña revuelta entre
un grupo de estudiantes universitarios se a tornado
en un desorden político de grandes proporciones,
una manifestación se llevara a cabo ese día
en Tlatelolco (el complejo de vivienda mas grande de
la ciudad) la situación se ha tornado demasiado
tensa, una típica familia mexicana de clase media,
se vera trágicamente envuelta en los sucesos
cuando la manifestación es brutalmente interrumpida
por el ejercito matando a miles de estudiantes en frente
de su edificio de departamentos. En uno de los días
mas negros en la historia política de México
October 2, 1968 in México City.
It’s only ten days for the Olympic Games and a
small student's protest has turned into a major political
turmoil. A meeting will be carry out that day in Tlatelolco
(the largest housing complex in the city) and the situation
is extremely tense. A typical middle-class Mexican family
(living in Tlatelolco) will be tragically involved in
the events, when the meeting is brutally interrupted
by the army and thousands of people are killed in the
square in front of their apartment building.
Tlatelolco
video
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Peña
Cultural
Cada
MIERCOLES 8pm-10pm
(excepto
cada 4to miércoles)
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Conducido por Alfredo
Hidalgo. Las noches de Peña Cultural son un tiempo
dedicado a musicos y poetas que expresan su arte en español
o con influencia Latina. Esto incluye pero no es limitado
a boleros, baladas, rock en español, folklorica,
lationoamericana, ranchera, trova, canto nuevo, jarocho,
huapango y mas. Todos estan bienvenidos! Entrada gratis;
se aceptan donaciones. |
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Open
Mic:
Night
of music & spoken word
FRIDAYS
8pm-10pm
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Hosted by Nery Boche.
Tia Chucha's Open Mic is a welcoming, creative sanctuary
where people are encouraged to share their thoughts, feelings
and talents through various styles of expression. This
can be a poem, story, song, joke, freestyle or just something
they feel the need to express. Everyone is welcome to
be themselves. Free, donations welcomed. |
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13197-A Gladstone
Ave. Sylmar, CA 91342 - (818) 528-4511-
info@tiachucha.com
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