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SUMMARY:Iskay at Brookside Farmers’ Market
DESCRIPTION:“Iskay” is a duo based in Kansas City that plays traditional South American music. \nAmado Espinoza\, from Bolivia\, is a unique composer/performing artist specializing in the Bolivian Charango.  He is a unique performing artist that respects his folk traditions of the Andes Mountains\, while creating compositions that are sincere to his musical-wanderlust personality.  Playing over 40 instruments from all over the world. \nHe is joined by his musical brother\, Pedro Calderon (Peru) – flutes\, guitar\, vocals.  Pedro has lived and collaborated with many musical groups in Kansas City.
URL:https://amadoespinoza.com/dsfsfs/iskay-at-brookside-farmers-market-copy/
LOCATION:HJ’s Community Center\, 6425 Wornall Rd\, Kansas City\, MO\, 641131\, United States
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SUMMARY:COUNTERPOINT MUSIC\, FILM & CONSERVATION FESTIVAL
DESCRIPTION:Come to FLINT HILLS COUNTERPOINT MUSIC\, FILM & CONSERVATION FESTIVAL! I will play South American Music (Iskay) and a workshop with recycled instruments.\nSeptember 9th\, 4:00pm-7:00pm\nFlint Hills Counterpoint is celebrating our 4th anniversary with activities for all ages! Enjoy a day full of music\, art installations\, and land stewardship ecology at the Flint Hills Counterpoint Home Base culminating in an evening film premiere of Reclamation Meridian by Cyan Meeks\, music by Susan Mayo\, accompanied live by the Switchgrass String Quartet at the Flint Hills Counterpoint Pole Barn Stage.\nFor more info and tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/670063155937?aff=oddtdtcreator\nTickets $15 – children under 12 free.\nEvents galore for all ages!\nMusic All Day
URL:https://amadoespinoza.com/dsfsfs/counterpoint-music-film-conservation-festival/
LOCATION:Flint Hills Counterpoint\, 1660 E. 90th Peabody\, Peabody\, KS\, 66866\, United States
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SUMMARY:Returning to the Root
DESCRIPTION:Returning to the Root is a live public performance of poetry and music featuring Hispanic and Indigenous artists in downtown Kansas City. \nWHO: A Nation in Exile with performing artists Amado Espinoza\, Jose Faus\, Marisa Grady\, Robert Bordeaux\, and Pedro X. Molina.\nWHAT: A live performance showcase of artists raising funds for AIRR.\nWHEN: Thursday\, September 14\, 2023. Doors open at 5:30 PM. Performances at 6:00 PM.\nWHERE: 21c Museum Hotel (219 W 9th Street\, Kansas City\, Missouri 64105) \nA Nation In Exile is a series of events that brings together people\, artists\, and organizations from all walks of life to continue the process of healing our state of collective\, relational and spiritual (mental) exile. \nReturning to the Root:\nSitting at the intersection of Indigenous\, African and European relations\, Latine culture begins our journey toward examination\, reclamation and revival. Featuring performances by Amado Espinoza\, Jose Faus\, Marisa Grady\, Robert Bordeaux\, and Pedro X. Molina\, Returning to the Root will be showcasing Hispanic and Indigenous artists who turn an unflinching eye toward our collective and individual condition of exile or bask in the light of reclaiming home. This one day event will be in partnership with AIRR. 100% of ticket sales will be donated to AIRR\, who will also be able to promote and invite the community into their work. Returning to the Root will take place at 21c Museum Hotel.
URL:https://amadoespinoza.com/dsfsfs/returning-to-the-root/
LOCATION:21c Museum Hotel Kansas City\, 219 West 9th Street\, Kansas City\, MO\, 64105\, United States
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SUMMARY:Terra Luna by Quixotic
DESCRIPTION:Immerse yourself in a spellbinding experience created exclusively for the Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens by Quixotic! \nThe limited-engagement multimedia installation guides guests on a wild journey through the grounds\, culminating in an immersive performance uniting live music\, dance\, aerial acrobatics and more. Animated by the Arboretum’s transitioning seasons\, the boundary-breaking event illuminates environment in surprising ways: agrestal costuming that incorporates the bounty of the gardens\, embedded performers who meld and merge with the twilight landscape\, light design that leads the audience deeper into the dream. This unique collaboration between Quixotic and Friends of the Arboretum has astounded guests and left them in awe of Mother Nature’s ultimate imagination. \nI will be playing on September 15 and 21-22
URL:https://amadoespinoza.com/dsfsfs/terra-luna-by-quixotic/
LOCATION:Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens\, 8909 W 179th St\, Overland Park\, KS\, 66013\, United States
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SUMMARY:Terra Luna by Quixotic
DESCRIPTION:Immerse yourself in a spellbinding experience created exclusively for the Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens by Quixotic! \nThe limited-engagement multimedia installation guides guests on a wild journey through the grounds\, culminating in an immersive performance uniting live music\, dance\, aerial acrobatics and more. Animated by the Arboretum’s transitioning seasons\, the boundary-breaking event illuminates environment in surprising ways: agrestal costuming that incorporates the bounty of the gardens\, embedded performers who meld and merge with the twilight landscape\, light design that leads the audience deeper into the dream. This unique collaboration between Quixotic and Friends of the Arboretum has astounded guests and left them in awe of Mother Nature’s ultimate imagination. \nI will be playing on September 15 and 21-22
URL:https://amadoespinoza.com/dsfsfs/terra-luna-by-quixotic-2/
LOCATION:Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens\, 8909 W 179th St\, Overland Park\, KS\, 66013\, United States
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SUMMARY:Terra Luna by Quixotic
DESCRIPTION:Immerse yourself in a spellbinding experience created exclusively for the Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens by Quixotic! \nThe limited-engagement multimedia installation guides guests on a wild journey through the grounds\, culminating in an immersive performance uniting live music\, dance\, aerial acrobatics and more. Animated by the Arboretum’s transitioning seasons\, the boundary-breaking event illuminates environment in surprising ways: agrestal costuming that incorporates the bounty of the gardens\, embedded performers who meld and merge with the twilight landscape\, light design that leads the audience deeper into the dream. This unique collaboration between Quixotic and Friends of the Arboretum has astounded guests and left them in awe of Mother Nature’s ultimate imagination. \nI will be playing on September 15 and 21-22
URL:https://amadoespinoza.com/dsfsfs/terra-luna-by-quixotic-3/
LOCATION:Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens\, 8909 W 179th St\, Overland Park\, KS\, 66013\, United States
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SUMMARY:FIRST PEOPLE FESTIVAL
DESCRIPTION:Included with admission\, held in our gardens near the Medicine Wheel.\nThe First Peoples Festival brings together performers\, artists\, speakers and other Native American community leaders. We plan to celebrate the Medicine Wheel at the Arboretum and to acknowledge the contributions to our community by all tribes\, to educate non-native people about this value and to encourage understanding between all groups.\nSpecial Guests:\nPeaches’ Frybread\nAmado Espinoza\, Music maker\nWyandot Nation of Kansas\nWichita War Dancer\nJimmy Beason\, professor and author\nKaw Nation\nJanalea Hoffman\, Flautist\nOzhitoon Designs and more…\nJoin us at 10am for a Flute Playing workshop with Janalea. https://oppr.opkansas.org/KS/overland-park-ks/catalog?filter=c2VhcmNoPTQ2ODg5Ng==\nEtiquette\nPlease conduct yourself as if you were in the home of the most respected friends of your most beloved relatives. Anything you wouldn’t do there\, don’t do here.\nDress modestly. It is not appropriate to wear halter tops\, extremely short skirts or shorts\, or swimsuits. Do not wear T-shirts or other items of clothing with profanity or inappropriate slogans.\nDressing up as a Native American is never appropriate. We ask that you refrain from making or wearing native masks\, headdresses\, or imitations of any Native Regalia. You will be asked to leave if you arrive in such costumes. This applies to adults and children.\nPlease refrain from negative thoughts or comments.\nFeel free to bring lawn chairs\, but do not place them in the performance area.\nNever touch a Native American’s regalia. If you feel the need to touch\, always ask permission\, and be gentle and considerate. Respect the personal space of all. You’ll find that most Native Americans are friendly and will answer your questions about their regalia.\nPay attention and listen. Listen to the directions and requests of others given over the microphone and one on one.\nRespect everyone\, non-native and native\, especially elders. Treat everyone with respect and kindness. Look out for children. Treat others as you would expect to be treated.\nAll Garden rules should be followed\, no pets and no tobacco use.\nUse courtesy and respect when photographing. The MC will let you know when it will be absolutely not acceptable to take photographs. If you would like a dancer to pose for you\, always introduce yourself and ask permission. If you are a professional photographer or artist and feel you may use the image in the future for a commercial project\, tell the dancer. Make sure it is OK with him or her.\nDon’t be afraid to ask questions and engage in conversation with vendors\, dancers\, singers and other participants. Enjoy yourself and have a great time!
URL:https://amadoespinoza.com/dsfsfs/first-people-festival/
LOCATION:Arboretum & Botanical Gardens\, 8909 W. 179th St\, Overland Park\, KS\, 66214\, United States
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