Charleston Cinco de Mayo Festival
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Tara Lynn and Ali Orozco - winners of the Dancing with the Local Stars competition
Tara Lynn (Channel 2) and Ali Orozco - winners of the Dancing with the Local Stars competition. View their performance at the 2009 Charleston Cinc...
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DJ Natty Heavy has his first three practices for Dancing with the Local Stars
DJ Natty Heavy of Da Breakfuss Club Morning on Z93 has his first three practices with dancer Samantha Test for Dancing with the Local Stars competi...
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Tara Lynn of Ch. 2 has her second salsa practice for Dancing with the Local Stars
Tara Lynn of Ch. 2 has her second salsa practice with partner Ali Orozco for Dancing with the Local Stars. The competition will be held on Friday,...
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Ayoka Lucas - Practice 2 for Dancing with the Local Stars
Ayoka Lucas, Style Editor for Charleston Magazine and Creative Director for Charleston Fashion Week, has her second cha-cha practice with partner L...
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Ayoka Lucas has her first dance practice for Dancing with the Local Stars
Ayoka Lucas, Style Editor for Charleston Magazine and Creative Director for Charleston Fashion Week, has her first cha-cha practice with partner Lu...
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Tara Lynn, Anchor at Channel 2, has her first practice for Dancing with the Local Stars
Tara Lynn, Anchor at Channel 2, has her first practice with partner Ali Orozco for the Dancing with the Local Stars competition to be held at the C...
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About Charleston Cinco de Mayo Festival
The mission of the Charleston Cinco de Mayo Festival is to encourage togetherness between diverse communities in the Charleston area, to promote awareness of The Ryan White HIV Care Program at Roper St. Francis Healthcare and raise funds for their program.
The event was founded in 2006 and takes place annually on or near May 5th, a Mexican holiday which is widely celebrated throughout the United States in order to celebrate Mexican heritage and culture.
Tickets are $10 for adults or $5 with a current student ID. Children 12 and under are FREE. Food and drinks are sold separately.
Where: The Visitor Center Bus Terminal
375 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC 29403
When: Friday May 1, 2009 7:00 to 11:00 p.m.
The mission of the Charleston Cinco de Mayo Festival is to encourage togetherness between diverse communities in the Charleston area, to promote awareness of The Ryan White HIV Care Program at Roper St. Francis Healthcare and raise funds for their...