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from the issue of January 12, 2006
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'Free at 6' features Sangre Azteca
The Lincoln-based dance troupe Grupo Folklorico Sangre Azteca, which celebrates traditional Mexican music and dancing, will perform Jan. 20 as part of the Lied Center for Performing Arts' "Free at 6" series. The concert will begin at 6 p.m. on the Lied Center's main stage.
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| | | FREE AT 6 - The Lincoln-based dance troupe Grupo Folklorico Sangre Azteca will perform 6 p.m. Jan. 20 at the Lied Center. The performance is free.
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Sangre Azteca was formed in April 2002 as an extension of Proyecto Cultural, an educational project in Lincoln, to bring Hispanic culture to the community through their authentic dances and costumes from Mexico. There are 33 performing members in the group, including a vocalist. Sangre Azteca has performed at conventions, meetings, social events, ethnic festivals, etc.
Free at 6 was created to recognize and celebrate the rich range of artistic talent in the community and to open the doors of the Lied Center to a wider audience. Free at 6 programs, 45 minutes in length, will give local artists a venue to build support for their art while encouraging the participation of new audiences.
The remaining 2005-2006 Free at 6 events are the Gospel Mass Choir on Feb. 3, and Paul Haar on March 27.
GO TO: ISSUE OF JANUARY 12
ARTS HEADLINES FOR JANUARY 12
'Free at 6' features Sangre Azteca
American Life in Poetry
Classical ballet parody plays at Lied Jan. 25
Dashper exhibit opens Jan. 14 at the Sheldon
Faculty exhibition opens Jan. 23
Kruger hosts ethnic 'Barns of Nebraska'
'New Perspectives' on display at Great Plains Art Museum
Repertory Theatre auditions are Jan. 15
Royal Philharmonic opens Lied's British Festival
Wine tasting event features Kooser
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