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Little Central America 1984

St. John's Presbyterian Church and Center in Berkeley
Berkeley, CA

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Admission Level	Price	Quantity
Discount	$10.00 ($12.09 w/service fee)	Sales Ended
Feel free to use the discounted ticket option if you need to.
General Admission	$20.00 ($22.69 w/service fee)	Sales Ended
Still a bargain!
Generous	$35.00 ($38.59 w/service fee)	Sales Ended
Your purchase at this level helps to subsidize our ability to offer discounted tickets. Thank you!

Admission Level	Price	Quantity
Discount	$10.00 ($12.09 w/service fee)	Sales Ended
Feel free to use the discounted ticket option if you need to.
General Admission	$20.00 ($22.69 w/service fee)	Sales Ended
Still a bargain!
Generous	$35.00 ($38.59 w/service fee)	Sales Ended
Your purchase at this level helps to subsidize our ability to offer discounted tickets. Thank you!

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Little Central America 1984

"Little Central America 1984" is a live performance written and performed by Elia Arce and Rubén Martínez that explores the history of the Little Central Americas in the United States founded by refugees largely from the civil wars of the 1980s. The performance brings together poetry, live music and testimonials recreating the era when the conflicts in Guatemala and El Salvador displaced over one million people and gave rise to the Sanctuary Movement in which faith-based activists risked their freedom to offer shelter to refugees in defiance of federal law.