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The final Arts Gumbo event of the 2014 Series will feature the Caribbean with a performance by Grupo Utopia, a dinner and dance workshop. Featuring some of the best Caribbean musicians in Seattle, Grupo Utopia delivers a panoramic soundscape of Latin Music, blending Miguel A Munoz's dynamic voice and piano, with an expressive percussion section run by Ricardo Guity and Jeff Busch, seasoned with the rhythmic cadence of Jeff Norwood on bass, all this balanced by the melodious direction of Patty Carrion on keyboards.
A Caribbean dinner will follow the performance, followed by a 'Dances of the Caribbean' workshop.
Tickets for Arts Gumbo 2014 can be purchased for $15 general; $10 seniors and students; $5 for children 5-12; at the door or at www.brownpapertickets.com For updated event times and dates, please call 206.760.4285.
More opportunities to explore Arts Gumbo cultures:
Arts Gumbo Book Chats: In a partnership with Columbia Branch Library, Arts Gumbo is presenting a book reading and discussion the Thursday prior to each event. The Caribbean novel is Blue Latitudes: Caribbean Women Writers at Home and Abroad edited by Elizabeth Nunez and Jennifer Sparrow. Blue Latitudes is a collection of short stories from female Caribbean writers tell about life in the Caribbean, the dissent and unrest on their islands, they tell of love, sexual exploitation, family life and abuse. The discussion will be held on Thursday, Nov 6 at 6:30 pm; the book will be available Oct 1 at the Library. Call 206.386.1908 for information on how to participate.
Arts Gumbo is co-presented SEEDArts in partnership with Northwest Folklife, Community Kitchens NW and the Columbia Branch Library. For more information, call 206.760.4285 or visit www.RainierValleyCulturalCenter.org. Funding was provided by 4 Culture, BNSF and the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.
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LocationRainier Valley Cultural Center (View)
3515 S Alaska street
Seattle, WA 98118
United States
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Non-Smoking: Yes! |
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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