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Danza Azteca: Mexica History and Living Traditions in Colorado

When
Sat, Nov 14 · 10:30 AM–11:30 AM
Where
Denver Public Library – Montbello Branch Library12955 Albrook Dr., Denver, CO 80239Open in Google Maps ↗
Ages
All Ages; Early Learners (0-5), Family, Kids (5-12), Adults
Cost
Check official pricingTo request ASL, CART, or other disability related accommodations, contact programs@denverlibrary.org or call 720-865-1111 with a minimum five (5) business day notice.
Organizer
Denver Public Library

Grupo Huitzilopochtli and Azteca Arts Colorado present a Native American Heritage Month program exploring Mexica history and the living Indigenous traditions of Mexico through danza, music, storytelling and cultural teachings. The program introduces the Indigenous foundations of Mexica culture and how traditions continued and changed after Spanish colonization and migration into the Southwest. Held in the Montbello Community Room. Audience: Adults, All Ages, Early Learners (0-5), Family, Kids (5-12).

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To request ASL, CART, or other disability related accommodations, contact programs@denverlibrary.org or call 720-865-1111 with a minimum five (5) business day notice.

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