El Junte | The Galapagos Animal Convention: Croma (Arlington Street Church)

“El Junte”: The new artistic season for Ágora Cultural Architects: Concerts, documentaries, a children’s theater play, a symposium, and a presentation for a novel form part of El Junte, the season of presentations has planned for this Spring.

El Junte | The Galapagos Animal Convention (BILINGUAL PUPPET SHOW):

ENGLISH: “If humans don’t protect our environment, we have to do it ourselves. It’s our home too!” For this reason, the animals have gotten together for an assembly at The Galapagos Islands of Ecuador. They have to organize themselves to save Planet Earth! The convention, very serious but at the same time, fun, ends with a pact, an action plan, and a promise between the animals and the children, who call themselves the Ambassadors of Conservation.

ESPAÑOL: “Si los humanos no protegen nuestro medio ambiente, tenemos que hacerlo nosotros mismos. ¡También es nuestro hogar! ”Por esta razón, los animales se han reunido para una asamblea en las Islas Galápagos, en Ecuador. ¡Tienen que organizarse para salvar el planeta Tierra! La convención, muy seria pero al mismo tiempo divertida, termina con un pacto, un plan de acción y una promesa entre los animales y los niños, que se autodenominan Embajadores de la Conservación.

This performance will take place February 23th @ 2:00 pm at CROMA Venue (Arlington Street Church). Doors open 1:30 pm. Reserve your tickets now!

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Established in 1985, SEA (Society of the Educational Arts, Inc.), is the premiere Bilingual Arts-in-Education Organization and Latino Children’s Theatre in the United States. SEA has created and produced a combination of educational theatre productions and art workshops/programs specifically designed to examine, challenge and create possible solutions for current educational, social and community issues. The organization, established by Dr. Manuel A. Morán, currently has offices in San Juan, New York, and Florida.

About "El Junte"

Ágora Cultural Architects, which has been in business for four years presenting Latin artists at the iconic Boston’s Arlington Street Church, decided to offer the public a variety of artistic expressions connected under the concept of El Junte.

“El Junte is a colloquial expression we use to refer to a meeting point between persons and ideas. This season will bring together different artistic manifestations, such as music, theater, literature and movies, accessible to people with different ages and interests,” explained Elsa Mosquera, cofounder of Ágora.

About

Ágora Cultural Architects is a cultural undertaking founded and led by women with the aim of aiding in the development and visibility of Latino arts and culture. Its objective is to create, empower and promote the sustainability of the movers and shakers of Latin American culture in the United States and Puerto Rico.

We partner with talent, producers and institutions like you to promote and enable a diverse cultural landscape. Check out our upcoming events!

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