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6th Earth Day – It’s About Relationship

with Yara Taino & Guaytiao

Sunday, April 23, 2023 – 2-5pm

Join Yara Taino & Guaytiao as we dance under the Pecan Trees! Activities will
share ways the whole family can build a relationship with Nature — from your
own backyard, everyday!

Come play the 1,000 year old Taino ceremonial ballgame of Batú. Bring your
maraca — we will dance Areyto (Taino ceremonial dance) — ALOT! Special
presentations by:

Yara Taino & Guaytiao is the Indigenous community of the Puerto Rican Cultural
Center. Ask how you can become involved!

This joyful gathering will take place outdoors on the Great Lawn of the Puerto
Rican Cultural Center, 701 Tillery Street, Austin 78702. Our entrance is in
back facing the lawn, steps away from free parking.

Bomba Social – Celebrating 26 years, September 10, 2023, 2-5pm

BRING YOUR DRUMS & FALDA — WE’RE HAVING A PARTY!

Bomba Social – Celebrating 26 years

Puerto Rican Cultural Center

September 10, 2023, 2-5pm

Free & Indoor Event (masks welcome)

Come dance, play, and sing Bomba and help us cut our birthday cake.
We’re celebrating — 26 years holding our bandera high —
bringing Puerto Rican culture and traditions to Texas.

The Puerto Rican Cultural Center is the only center in Texas and the
Southwest affiliated with the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture (ICP) for
ongoing programming that cannot otherwise be experienced in this region.
Our nonprofit promotes Puerto Rican pride through educational
programs and cultural events based in folklore, history, and
living traditions — dance, music, community theatre,
ancestral fighting arts, and indigenous Taino heritage.

You must travel to faraway places like Chicago or New York City to enjoy
another cultural center like ours!

This celebration will take place indoors at our Puerto Rican Cultural Center,
701 Tillery Street in Austin, Texas.
Standby for more details and sponsors in 2023.

Sembrando Herencia 2022 – 20th Musical

Cangrejos y Cafe

December 10 (6:30pm) & 11 (3pm), 2022

TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE!!

DISCOUNT 20% in advance for ALL!

BUY HERE – https://tickets.prfdance.org/

She came from a long-time, coffee growing family in Las Montanas. He was an
Obrero from Cangrejos. Their friendship spanned lifetimes. In his ancestral
past, she saved his life. He has returned to this lifetime to repay the debt.

This December we debut our 20th original musical rich in oral history! Set in
the 1950s, it is a timeless story of gentrification and displacement. Each
year, our annual play combines original live music, dance, community theater,
and cocobalé — sticks & machete fighting — to bring history to life and honor
unsung heroes!
Our musical will feature original Jibaro, Bomba, Plena, and Taino music!

Grateful thanks to Professor Lester Nurse Allende for sharing
oral history of San Mateo de Cangrejos.

TICKETS DISCOUNT 20% IN ADVANCE FOR ALL!

BUY HERE – https://tickets.prfdance.org/

– Adults, $20.00 in advance ($25.00 day of show).

– Children (ages 3-12) – $5.00.

– Lap children 2 & under – FREE!

This musical will take place on Saturday, December 10 (6:30pm) and Sunday, December 11 (3pm) at:

Huston-Tillotson University – King-Seabrook Chapel,

900 Chicon St, Austin, TX 78702:

PARKING INFO:
FREE Visitor Parking on Chalmers Avenue.
Set your GPS to 810 Chalmers Ave, Austin, TX 78702

Sembrando Herencia 2022 is sponsored in part by Huston-Tillotson University and
Humanities Texas, the State affiliate of the National Endowment for the
Humanities. Our 2022/23 Season is sponsored in part by the Texas Comission on
the Arts. Become a sponsor!

Invite your friends!

https://www.facebook.com/events/455025969801399

Conversatorio, Cangrejos & Cafe – Community & Cultural Identity, November 22, 2022, 7-8pm

Conversatorio, Cangrejos y Cafe – Community & Cultural Identity

https://www.facebook.com/events/1332281297309024

FACEBOOK LIVE – FREE

Join Livestream on our PRCC Page

http://facebook.com/PRFDanceCC

Our upcoming musical, Cangrejos y Cafe is an exciting, original story based in oral and
documented history. Set in the 1950s — in San Mateo de Cangrejos y the mountains of Boriken — it is a timeless and universal story of gentrification and displacement!

Join our conversation as:

• Dr. Pablo Luis Rivera, AfroLegado and UPR Professor
• Anita Quintanilla, Native Austinite and Defender of East Austin
• Tekina-eiru Maynard, Taino Elder & Director of Puerto Rican Cultural Center

Ask the questions:

• How is cultural identity associated with community?
• What happens to identity when the Barrios of our community are destroyed?

SPEAKER BIOS – See our invitation (discussion tab) for bios of our fascinating speakers!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1332281297309024

INVITE YOUR FRIENDS TO THE MUSICAL

Sembrando Herencia – Cangrejos Y Cafe (Dec 10-11, 2022)

https://www.facebook.com/events/455025969801399/

THANK YOU SPONSORS


This Conversatorio — part of our Sembrando Herencia annual project — is sponsored in
part by Humanities Texas, the State affiliate of the National Endowment for the
Humanities. Our 2022/23 Season is sponsored in part by the Texas Comission on the Arts.

9th Roberto Clemente Memorabilia & Arts Display – November 12, 2022, 10am-12pm


9th Roberto Clemente Memorabilia

& Traditional Arts Showcase

November 12, 2022 (10am-12pm)


FREE EVENT! Donations Welcome!

Invitation – https://www.facebook.com/events/953811998930174

Catch it! Like Roberto Clemente Did!

We will honor Roberto Clemente — The Great One — Hall of Famer and greatest
Boricua baseball player of all time with a showcase of collector grade
memoriabilia, hosted by forever-fan Edwin Baez.

This year MLB honors the 50th year anniverary of this selfless selfless
humanitarian. Clemente was “an unmistakable force on the field who made a
powerful impact on young ballplayers.” His career was cut short on New Year’s
Eve 1972, when Clemente died in a plane crash at age 38 attempting to deliver
relief supplies to earthquake victims in Nicaragua. Read more about him:

https://www.whec.com/national-sports/mlb-celebrates-roberto-clemente-day-ceremony-at-citi-field/

This inspiring event will also showcase our traditional arts students
rehearsing music and dances for our upcoming December play — Cangrejos Y Cafe!

Our Roberto Clemente & Arts Showcase event will take place November 12,
10am-12pm at the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, 701 Tillery Street, in Austin,
Texas 78702. Our entrance is in the south end of the building, steps away from
the free parking lot.

The Puerto Rican Cultural Center’s season of outreach is supported in part by
the Texas Commission on the Arts.

1st Indigenous Heritage Celebration – October 9, 2022, 2-5pm

Indigenous Heritage Celebration

with Yara Taino & Guaytiao

Puerto Rican Cultural Center

October 9, 2-5pm

Free & OUTDOORS

Bring your beach chair and maraca!

Join Yara Taino & Guaytiao for an unforgettable Indigenous Heritage
Celebration under the trees — featuring direct from Hawai’i —
Halau Kiawekupono O Ka Ua under
the direction of Kumu Hula Ulukoa Duhaylonsod. Also, Kalpulli Teokalli
Teoyolotl founded by Rosa Tupina Yaotonalcuauhtli.

Come dance Taino Areyto with the Indigenous community of the Puerto Rican
Cultural Center — Yara Taino & Guaytiao, and Leader & Naguety Tekina-eiru.

This event will take place at the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, 701 Tillery
Street #13, in Austin Texas.

Since 2007, our center defends and shares Taino Heritage every day. Our members
represent world indigenous cultures. Contact us for more information!

This project is sponsored in part by ProgramEquity and the
Texas Commission on the Arts.
We are proud members of the East Austin Cultural District!

Photo copyright, Halau Kiawekupono O Ka Ua.

Yara Taino Harvest Gathering – September 18, 2022, 4-7pm

FREE & Family Friendly.

Bring your harvest, beach chair, and maraca! Taino & Guaytiao (Friends) will be
celebrate the Fall Harvest under the Pecan trees.

Bring the kids, it’s a family gathering! We’ll play Batu (Taino ballgame),
dance Areyto (Taino ceremonial dance), and thank Ataabey (Mother Earth) for the
Harvest that has blessed our lives this year!

YARA TAINO & GUAYTIAO is the indigenous community of the Puerto Rican Cultural
Center. Since 2007, our center defends and share Taino Heritage every day. Ask
how you can become involved!

Our cultural center is still standing thanks to CARES/ARP/COVID recovery
support from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the Texas Commission on
the Arts, Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for
the Humanities, and the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic
Development Department, as well as the Mid-America Arts Alliance — with
additional support from the NEA, and the state arts agencies of Arkansas,
Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas — and the National Association
of Latino Arts and Culture.

Bombazo Social – Celebrating 25 years, September 11, 2022, 2-5pm

BRING YOUR FALDA & DRUMS — WE’RE HAVING A PARTY!

Bombazo Social – Celebrating 25 years

Puerto Rican Cultural Center

September 11, 2022, 2-5pm

Free & Indoor Event (masks welcome)

Come dance, play, and sing Bomba and help us cut our birthday cake.
This Bombazo will celebrate — 25 years holding our bandera high —
bringing Puerto Rican culture and traditions to Texas.

The Puerto Rican Cultural Center is the only center in Texas and the
Southwest affiliated with the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture (ICP) for
ongoing programming that cannot otherwise be experienced in this region.
Our nonprofit promotes Puerto Rican pride through educational
programs and cultural events based in folklore, history, and
living traditions — dance, music, community theatre,
ancestral fighting arts, and indigenous Taino heritage.

You must travel to faraway places like Chicago or New York City to enjoy
another cultural center like ours!

This celebration will take place indoors at our Puerto Rican Cultural Center,
701 Tillery Street in Austin, Texas.
Our cultural center is still standing thanks to CARES/ARP/COVID recovery
support from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA),
the Texas Commission on the
Arts, Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the
Humanities, and the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic
Development Department, as well as the Mid-America Arts Alliance — with
additional support from the NEA, and the state arts
agencies of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas — and
the National Association of Latino Arts and Culture.

LIVE PREMIERE Performance – Our 25th Anniversary Gift, Sept 4, 2022, 7pm

UPDATE: This event took place, see our gallery for video link!!

Join us as we present our BIRTHDAY GIFT to YOU!

LIVE PREMIERE Performance – Our 25th Anniversary Gift

Celebrando 2022 – 25th Anniversary Heritage Performance

Sharing Puerto Rico & Mexico’s AfroHerencia

Sunday Sept 4, 2022, 7pm CT

Join Livestream – https://www. facebook.com/PRFDanceCC/

Donations appreciated through paypal

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=4RCHBM8RGMA8Q

Join us as we present our BIRTHDAY GIFT to our virtual community of our
master performance from our 25th Anniversary Salsa & Heritage Festival (June
12, 2022) — featuring a cultural exchange of Puerto Rico and Mexico’s shared
AfroHerencia including:

• Bomba master – Pablo Luis Rivera PhD, University of Puerto Rico-Rio
  Piedras
• Master choreographer & Dancer – Raul de la Paz and Karla Cortijo, Ballet Sangre Viva
• Chuy Chacon & Roy Lozano’s Ballet Folklorico de Texas
• Fandango Tejas
• Puerto Rican Folkloric Dance!

We received a special RECONOCIMIENTO from the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture
for 25 years of excellence and cultural contribution to the Southwest Region.

The Celebrando 2022 Heritage Project was supported in part with donations from
Six Square, DRS Architects & Planners PC, HEB, and with funding and support by
the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the Texas Commission on the Arts,
Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National

Actors – Call for Auditions, 20th original musical!

Sembrando Herencia 2022 – Cangrejos y Cafe, August 15-27, 2022

TITLE: Cangrejos y Cafe

WHAT: Original script featuring multi-ethnic cast.

WHO: Puerto Rican Cultural Center, 20th Theater Production

WHEN: Two mainstage performances, December 10 & 11, 2022

Announcing auditions for roles in an original play featuring a multi-ethnic
cast — adults, all ages, including lively seniors!

CANGREJOS Y CAFE is our 20th original, bilingual play based in Puerto Rican
oral and documented history.

She came from a long-time, coffee growing family in Las Montanas. He was an
obrero from San Mateo de Cangrejos. Their friendship spanned lifetimes. In his
ancestral past, she saved his life. He has returned to this lifetime to repay
the debt.

Set in the 1950s, our annual mainstage production will combine original live
music, dance, community theater, and cocobale — STICKS & MACHETE FIGHTING –
to bring history to life and honor unsung heroes!
Grateful thanks to Professor Lester Nurse Allende for sharing oral history of
San Mateo de Cangrejos.

Celebrando 2022 – 25th Anniversary Salsa & Heritage Festival, June 12, 2022, 3-8pm


TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE!!

BUY HERE – https://tickets.prfdance.org/

Our 25 Anniversary Celebration!

Celebrando 2022 – Salsa & Heritage Festival

JCC Austin Ballroom

7300 Hart Ln, Austin, TX 78731

Sunday, June 12, 2022 – 3-8pm

Masks optional for those vaccinated.

SEMI-FORMAL EVENT. Find your dancing shoes!! We will be celebrating our
25th Anniversary with an
amazing Salsa & Heritage Festival featuring Orquesta TrabuRikan
— the BEST salsa Orquestra in Texas — handcraft artesania and comida criolla
for sale by La Sabrosa!

Enjoy performances of folkloric music and dance as we explore the shared
African roots of Puerto Rico and Mexico featuring:

• Bomba master – Pablo Luis Rivera PhD, University of Puerto Rico-Rio
  Piedras
• Master choreographer & Dancer – Raul de la Paz and Karla Cortijo, Ballet Sangre Viva
• Chuy Chacon & Roy Lozano’s Ballet Folklorico de Texas
• Fandango Tejas
• Puerto Rican Folkloric Dance!

TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE!!

BUY HERE – https://tickets.prfdance.org/


Adults – $24 in advance (20% discount!) / $30 day of the festival

Children (ages 3-12) are $5. 00. (Bring the kids!)

Children 2 & under are FREE.

Invite your friends –
See invitation!!

THANK YOU SPONSORS!

Our 25th Anniversary Celebrando 2022 Heritage Project is supported in part by
donations from Six Square, DRS Architects & Planners PC, HEB, and with funding
and support by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the Texas Commission
on theArts, and Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment
for the Humanities.

Our cultural center is still standing thanks to CARES/ARP/COVID recovery
support from all of the above, as well as the Mid-America Arts Alliance — with
additional support from the NEA, and the state arts
agencies of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas — the
National Association of Latino Arts and Culture,
and the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development
Department.

Stormy events in Puerto Rico: an eyewitness account

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Stormy events in Puerto Rico: an eyewitness account

Stormy events in Puerto Rico: an eyewitness account – Radio Sputnik, 07/18/2019

Turbulent events in Puerto Rico: an eyewitness account

Puerto Rico is rocked by the most massive protests in decades. Mindia Gavasheli, editor-in-chief of Sputnik in the USA, spoke about what was the last straw of patience for the inhabitants of the island on Sputnik radio from the scene. nine00 pages of his personal text messages from the messenger Telegram, in which, as many believe, he spoke insultingly about the inhabitants of the island. Rossello said that the working group did not find “illegal actions” in the published correspondence. The leak led to riots: residents took to the streets, the police used tear gas. According to Rossello himself, quoted by the resource, 21 police officers were injured due to the actions of the protesters. In addition, the protesters covered the walls of houses with spray paint. Mindia Gavasheli, editor-in-chief of Sputnik in the USA, spoke on Sputnik radio about what is happening on the island. He explained why he thought Puerto Ricans reacted so strongly to the content of the governor’s private chats. According to him, Puerto Ricans are unanimously outraged by the behavior of the governor, but he is not going to meet the demands of the protesters. Puerto Rico, a Caribbean island with a population of more than 3.5 million, has the status of an “unincorporated territory”, it is administered by the United States authorities, but is not considered an integral part of them. Although all Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens by birth, Puerto Ricans cannot vote in an American presidential election, and the island’s residents are not covered by the American Bill of Rights. Do you want to be in the center of events? Subscribe to Sputnik radio on Instagram. nine0003

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July 15, 2019, 10:21Authors

“Suitcase – train station – Puerto Rico”. Trump defends migration policyThe US president has suggested to his opponents from the Democratic Party that they go back to their countries of origin and clean up there, not in the USA.

Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló has refused to step down amid mass demonstrations by residents demanding his resignation following the leak of compromising messages from his Telegram messenger, McClatchy reports. nine0003

Last week, almost 900 pages of his personal text messages from the Telegram messenger leaked online, in which, as many believe, he spoke insultingly about the inhabitants of the island.

Rossello stated that the working group did not find “illegal acts” in the published correspondence.

The leak led to riots: residents took to the streets, the police used tear gas.

According to Rossello himself, quoted by the resource, 21 policemen were injured because of the actions of the protesters. In addition, the protesters covered the walls of houses with spray paint. nine0003

Sputnik Editor-in-Chief in the USA Mindia Gavasheli spoke on Sputnik radio about what is happening on the island.

“Puerto Rico is rocked by the most massive protests in decades. Thousands of people took to the streets of San Juan the day before, protesting against Governor Ricardo Rossello and corruption on the island. The fact is that about 900 pages of the governor’s private chats, and in these chats he discusses with his acquaintances, relatives and cabinet members the situation on the island.In these chats he speaks insultingly about the victims of Hurricane Maria, which killed more than four thousand people on the island, and mocks his voters,” said Mindia Gavasheli . nine0003

He explained why he thought the people of Puerto Rico reacted so strongly to the contents of the Governor’s private chat rooms.

“The fact is that the island has not yet recovered from Hurricane Maria, which hit in 2017. Corruption scandals do not stop on the island. Just last week, two members of the government of Ricardo Rossello were arrested – the ministers of education and They are accused of corruption and misuse of federal funds.In the current situation, this was the last straw that overflowed the cup of patience, and thousands of people literally surrounded the governor’s palace, demanding his resignation.For the time being, the situation was quite peaceful, but (Wednesday) closer to midnight, the police started firing smoke bombs and rubber bullets, as well as spraying tear gas. It is known that numerous arrests were made. But people here are serious and intend to continue these actions, one of them is scheduled for Thursday night,” Mindia Gavasheli said. . nine0003

According to him, the people of Puerto Rico are unanimously outraged by the behavior of the governor, but he is not going to meet the demands of the protesters.

“We did not find a single person who would say: the governor is right and he should remain in his position. Everyone we spoke with believes that, of course, after what happened, the governor should leave. Nevertheless , he still refuses to do this, citing that he did not do anything illegal.He says that these are his private conversations, and that in this way he relieved stress after a hard day, trying to somehow joke about the events through which he had to pass within 24 hours,” said Mindia Gavasheli. nine0003

Puerto Rico, a Caribbean island with a population of over 3.5 million, has the status of an “unincorporated territory” administered by, but not considered an integral part of, the United States government. Although all Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens by birth, Puerto Ricans cannot vote in an American presidential election, and the island’s residents are not covered by the American Bill of Rights.

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