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Rhythms of Spain: A Flamenco Performance
2025-10-04 12:00:00 2025-10-04 13:00:00 America/New_York Rhythms of Spain: A Flamenco Performance Flamenco is a powerful and emotional art form from southern Spain that blends music, dance, and singing. It expresses deep feelings—joy, sorrow, strength—and is a proud symbol of Spanish and Hispanic heritage. Recognized by UNESCO as a cultural treasure, Flamenco is still evolving today and celebrated around the world. Register now. Main Library - Backroom

Saturday, October 04
12:00pm - 1:00pm

Add to Calendar 2025-10-04 12:00:00 2025-10-04 13:00:00 America/New_York Rhythms of Spain: A Flamenco Performance Flamenco is a powerful and emotional art form from southern Spain that blends music, dance, and singing. It expresses deep feelings—joy, sorrow, strength—and is a proud symbol of Spanish and Hispanic heritage. Recognized by UNESCO as a cultural treasure, Flamenco is still evolving today and celebrated around the world. Register now. Main Library - Backroom

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Flamenco is a powerful and emotional art form from southern Spain that blends music, dance, and singing. It expresses deep feelings—joy, sorrow, strength—and is a proud symbol of Spanish and Hispanic heritage. Recognized by UNESCO as a cultural treasure, Flamenco is still evolving today and celebrated around the world. Register now.

Please join us for a special flamenco dance performance! Flamenco dance features rhythmic footwork, expressive arm movements, and dramatic storytelling through movement. It originated in Andalusia and reflects the diverse cultural roots of the region—Spanish, Romani (Gypsy), Moorish, and Jewish.

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