Fiesta de la Familia
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Presentado por/Presented by Wells Fargo
Ven este 2 de Octubre Domingo, October 2, de 11 a.m. a 4 p.m.
¡Un maravilloso día lleno de diversión para las familias hispanas!
- Los vistantes reciben un descuento para entrar y tienan la opportunidad de ver a mas de 1,000 animales y de disfrutar de bailes y musica latina.
- Los ninos pueden conocer a Dora y Diego! Tambien se divertiran con actividades manuales, pasearan en el tren y el carrusel.
Boletos: $15 (adultos/adultos mayor de 65+), $10 (ninos 3-11)
Durante todo el día, precio especial en los boletos de entrada, disponibles solo en el ventana de admisión en el Zoológico de Atlanta
Bring the whole family on Sunday, October 2 and enjoy the day at Zoo Atlanta. Events will take place from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
This will be a wonderful, fun filled day for the Hispanic family!
- All visitors will receive a discount on their admission, get the chance to see over 1,000 different animals and enjoy Latin music and dance from Ballet Quetzalli and Tlen Huicani.
- The children will get to meet Dora and Diego! They can also enjoy arts and crafts, a ride on the train and the carousel.
Tickets: $15 (adults/seniors), $10 (children 3-11)
Special ticket prices for the day, available ONLY at the Zoo Atlanta Admissions Window
Ballet Quetzalli
Ballet Folklorico "Quetzalli" is a group composed of young adults who love the traditions of their beloved Mexico. This world renowned dance company will be accompanied by the local group of DanceAndo led by Antonio Rodriguez. Antonio Rodriguez, who studied under Hugo Betancourt in his native Veracruz, has been delighting audience throughout the Southeast for over 10 years.
Tlen Huicani
Established in 1973, Tlen Huicani (meaning “the singers” in the native dialect of náhuatl) has inspired passion and shared the “Jarocho” traditions with the world. Tlen Huicani focuses on the rich, folkloric cultural traditions of Veracruz. Under the direction of Alberto de la Rosa, this musical ensemble highlights the amazing traditions of the celebration of the Mexican Harp. They have been critically acclaimed as the leading foundation of the “Arpa Jarocha”.
