Calendar of Events |
Concerts
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Miscelaneous
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Sept. 14
Show "Guitars Night" with the duo
formed by Arturo Villarreal and Luis Bonilla, is a Latin Jazz
concert where they will be performing music by Rubén
Blades, Carlos Jobim, Chick Corea and Chucho Valdes, among others.
At Il Boccalino Restaurant, located in Marbella near TGI Fridays
at 8 p.m. Tickets: $5. Information: 223-8521.
Sept. 25
SOO BAE – Canada and Korea. Concerto
of violoncello and piano by the winner of the Concert Artists
Guild 2006 International Competition. At the National Theater
at 8 p.m. Information: luvmusic@cableonda.net
www.conciertospanama.org
Sept. 25
Concert by Argentinian guitarist Luis Salinas
at Buzz discotheque at 8 p.m. Tickets: $20, on sale at Librería
Argosy, Allegro and Pizza Piola restaurant. Information: 226-6967 |
Sept. 1 –
9
4th Documentary Video and Movie International
Festival with the participation of Colombia, Chile, Spain, Guatemala,
France, Italy, Costa Rica, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Argentina,
Dominican Rep., Peru, Venezuela, China, Japan, India, and Brazil.
Information: 6751-1997; 6645-5075;
panamamusic48@hotmail.com; elamphrey@hotmail.com
Sept. 12
12th Tourism Forum entitled "Tourism:
The Route to Growth", at the Grand Salon of Hotel Sheraton
from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Cost: $80 members, $50 students;
$100 non-members. Information: 227-3511; 227-3686; dmoreno@apede.org
Sept. 19
7th International Tourism Forum entitled "The
Future of Tourism in Panama and the World", at the Intercontinental
Playa Bonita Resort & Spa from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. With the
participation of special international and Panamanian speakers.
Cost: $50 per person. Information: amcham@panamcham.com
Sept. 20 – 28
International seminar "How to do Business
with China", with a series of lectures about China's culture,
economy, negotiation, legal aspects, and tours to important
places in China. The first two days will be held at Hotel Sheraton
in Panama City, and the rest of the seminar will take place
in China. The cost of the seminar includes round trip ticket,
lodging, food, land transport and tours. Participants have to
get the Visas to enter China and U.S.A. Information: (507) 300-1066;
300-1067; info@china-negocios.com;
www.china-negocios.com
Sept. 23
Special dinner celebrating the 45th anniversary
of Río Abajo Methodist Church, located on 13th street,
Río Abajo. The event will take place at the Continental
Hotel at 4 p.m. Donation: $25. Information and reservations:
314-0398;
goberncl@cwpanama.net |
Folklore Shows
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Coloful
folklore shows at Restaurante "Al Tambor de la Alegría,
located at Brisas de Amador, every Thuesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at 9:00 p.m. Admittance: $10.00 per person. Call:
314-3380.
Folklore
spectacles from all regions of Panama at Restaurante Tinajas,
every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 9:00 p.m. Located
on Calle 51, Bella Vista. Call: 263-7890.
Folklore
dance performances at Mi Pueblito tourist complex, at 6:00 p.m.,
featuring Hispanic, Afro-Caribbean and Native American dances.
The center is located on 4th of July Avenue. Call 228-7154. |
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Courses
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Traditional Japanese
Martial Arts classes.Karate-do
M&W, 6 p.m., Ciudad del Saber. Kenjutsu T&Th, 4 p.m.,
Clínicas América (Vía España). Information:
Kevin, 6766-4886. |
Live
Music
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Shows
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Jazz
Wednesdays every week at Casa Góngora, Casco Viejo –
San Felipe at 8:00 p.m. Information: culturad@municipio-pma.gob.pa
212-1350.
Jazz
Nights on Thursdays and Fridays at 10 p.m.every week at Bar
La Platea, in Casco Antiguo. Information: 228-4011, www.scenaplatea.com |
Sept. 7
Major dance event of típico music with
Osvaldo Ayala at the Paradise Banquet Hall. Tickets: $5 and
$7, on sale at discoteca Sophie and Magalicores of Villa Lucre.
Information: 221-7006 |
Art
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Expat
Events |
Permanent Exhibition
The artist Jean Francois Provost exhibits
his work at Weil Art gallery located in 48 Street, Bella Vista
(beneath Eurasia). Pieces change every month. Information: 264-9697
September
Exhibit of the work by Panamanian painter
María Isabel Figueroa Oliver. At La Novena in Via Argentina.
Information: 264-3376;
la_novena71@hotmail.com
Until Sept. 7
Art collective "Contraste" by the
artists Esther Arjona, Damien Prouvost and Betty Cler; at Arlene
Lachman gallery. Information: 215-2935.
From Sept.13
Exhibit "The Magic Jouney of Achu",
by Panamanian painter of Kuna descent, Oswaldo De León
Kantule "Achu". At Casa Cultural Huellas. Information:
Analisa Williams, 265-8703; 6618-0076.
Until Sept.15
"Obra Reciente" exhibition by the
artist Teresa Icaza at the Arteconsult Aleman y Grimberg Gallery
on Calle 50. Information: 270-7515.
Until Sept.16
Exhibit "World Press Photo '07"
at the Contemporary Art Museum, with the winning pictures of
World Press Photo contest. Information: 262-3380 / 262-8012.
Until Sept. 28
Photographic exhibit "My Peace",
in commemoration of the international month of photography,
at the Casa Gongora in San Felipe. Information: 506-9721 |
Information: expatexplorers@expatsinpanama.com
Every Wednesday
Learn and/or Play Bridge at Siciliano's Restaurant
from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Sept. 10
Expat Happy Hour at Bennigan's on the Causeway,
from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Special happy hour prices will apply
to selected liquors, dining is not compulsory but will be available.
Sept. 11
Navy League second Tuesday Dinner with Terry
McCoy, General Manager of Scotia Bank and Founding Board Member
of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Panama. At the Fontanella
Restaurant, located at Via Israel & 71E street, San Francisco
from from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. With information about Panama's
residential and construction boom, and Panama's economic growth
from Mr. McCoy. Tickets: $20 per person and seating limited
to 40 people. Information: Charly Garcia, 6618-8877; or Hunter
Schultz, 6633-1156.
Sept. 21
"Naitafun Dance Party", organized
by the American Society at El Panama Hotel. This event is exclusively
for the members of the Society and guests. The Expat Explorers
and Navy League members have been invited too. The party starts
at 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. Cost: $15 per person (does not include
drinks or food). Information: Marilyn Johnson 250-0799; Eunice
Greaves 229-4009, Charly Garcia 270-0931/ 6618-8877. |
Country
Festivals
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Sept. 11 – 16
Fair of the Sea, province of Bocas del Toro.
Information: 526-7000 |
Outdoors
& Extreme Sports
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Sports
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Sept. 13
Monthly meeting of the Audubon Society of
Panama at the Metropolitan Nature Park, starting at 6:30 p.m.
Hernán Vargas of The Peregrine Fund will be the invited
speaker with the lecture "Protecting Birds of Prey".
Donation: $1. Information: 232-5977,
panamaaudubon.org
Sept. 14
Trip to Feria del Mar in Bocas del Toro. Cost:
$325 per person, that includes airplane transportation, lodging
for two nights, taxes and breakfast every day. Information:
cpanama@cableonda.net, 264-8549
Sept. 16
Hiking and Exploration at Alajuela lake area.
Cost: $20 per person. Information: 6687-2047; info@ecoviajerospanama.com
Sept. 16
Hiking to the caves of Indio waterfalls, and
natural bridges. Cost: $40 per person. Information: 6687-2047;
info@ecoviajerospanama.com |
Sept. 16
"Las Bovedas – RBK" marathon
staring at the French Plaza (Las Bovedas) at 7 a.m. for a distance
of 8 Km. Organized by Corredores del Istmo. Cost: $1 members,
$2 non-members. Information:
www.marathonpanama.com; ajones@marathonpanama.com |
Fairs
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Sept. 13 – 16
2nd Expocamara Chiriqui, at the grounds of
the David International Fair. Organized by the Chamber of Commerce,
Industries and Agriculture of Chiriqui. Information: 775-4851,
236-2996, rnegocios@expoeventos.com.pa
Sept. 14 – 16
14th Internacional Fair of Handicrafts and
Craftworks at the Atlapa Convention Center, starting at 1 p.m.
until 9 p.m. With handicraft workshops, sales of craftworks,
food tastings and hundreds of exhibitors. Cost: $2.50. Information:
223-7459
Sept. 26 – 30
Capac Expohabitat 2007 at Atlapa Convention
Center, Panama City. With more than 300 exhibitors, 15 banks
and more than 300 projects. Information: www.capacexpo.com |
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Horse
Races
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Races
on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays in Presidente Remón
race track. Call 217-6060. |
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Big fair at Atlapa |
Expo Habitat reflects boom in construction projects |
The construction boom of the last few years will be reflected at Capac
Expo Habitat 2007, the international fair of construction and housing
from September 26 to 30 at the Atlapa Convention Center.
Capac Expo Hábitat started in 1980 as an event organized by
builders for builders and providers of goods and services, but in the
last ten years it has expanded into a major event for those in the construction
industry and the public as well. You can shop for houses, mortgages,
furniture and heavy machinery among other things. This event is considered
one of the most important in Latin American and the Caribbean.
The fair will include speeches, conferences and products demonstrations.
A business area will be available to help those companies which would
like to make commercial contacts within the event.
It is estimated that around 350 exhibitors will participate, including
manufacturers, distributors, machinery representatives and distributors
of equipment and building systems, to mention a few. The organizers
expect that more than 35,000 people will come to the fair, which could
generate in commercial transactions a figure close to $300 million.
A great number of real estate promoters and banks will offer different
types of properties and information about the best mortgages at the
best interest rates.
For more information about Capac Expo Hábitat call: 265-2500. |
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Korean- Canadian cellist at Nat. Theater |
Soo Bae with her Stradivarius.
The winner of the 2005 Concert Artists Guild Internatio-nal Competition
2005, the Korean-Canadian Cellist Soo Bae will perform on September
25 at the National Theater. She will also give students a master class
free of charge.
In 2006, the Canadian Council of the Arts awarded her First Prize
in its instrument Bank Competition, resulting in a three year loan of
a 1636 Bonjour Stradivarius cello. Born in Seoul, Korea, Soo Bae began
her cello studies at the age of six, and moved to Toronto two years
later where she enrolled at the Royal Conservatory of Music. She received
a Bachelor of Music from Curtis Institute of Music and her Master of
Music degree and Artist Diploma from The Juiliard School.
Soo will interpret a Sonata by Dmitri Shostakhovick and other works
by Debussy, Beethoven, Popper and Piatti. The concert will start at
8:00 p.m. and the tickets, which are for sale at the National Theater
, cost $5.00, $30.00 and $1.00 for students. |
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Latin rock giants perform at Atlapa |
Enanitos Verdes.
TWO GIANTS of Latin American rock and roll will perform in Panama on
October 2 at the "Islas de Atlapa".
They are the famous Argentinian group "Enanitos Verdes" (Little
Green Dwarfs) and the popular Mexican band, "Moenia".
"Enanitos Verdes", the band formed by Marciano Cantero (bass,
keyboard and vocal), Felipe Staiti (guitar) and Daniel Piccolo (drums)
got together in November 1979 and since then, its fame has extended
to Spain, United States and all over Latin America. Their record "En
Vivo" sold more than 80,000 copies in Mexico alone and they have
released more 14 albums in their career.
Among the most popular singles of the "Enanitos Verdes"
are: "Aún sigo cantando", "Tus Viejas Cartas"
and "Tu cárcel", which made it to the American hit
parade. The band was the first Argentinian group to be offered a recording
contract by Polygram, an American record company.
Moenia.
The Mexican group "Moenia" is just as famous and is often
compared to New Order, Erasure and The Cure. Members of the band are
the singer Alfonso Pichardo, and the keyboarders, Jorge Soto and Alejandro
"Midi" Ortega. They have had three top-20 hits.
“Moenia” is considered one of the first successful experimental
Mexican music composers and performers, finding commercial viability
in a market normally dominated by Latin ballad crooners, teenage vocal
groups and musical styles with more mass appeal like "cumbia"
and "ranchera".
This sensational concert will start at 8:00 p.m. and the tickets,
which cost $20.00 are on sale at Blockbuster. For more information call:
315-1757 o 270-2418. |
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At Atlapa in October |
Saxophonist Kenny G. in the mood for love at upcoming concert |
Kenneth Gorelick
The U.S. saxophonist Kenny G, one of the musician most representatives
of light jazz, will perform in Panama on October 25 to promote his new
album, "I´m in the mood for love...the most romantic melodies
of all time".
Kenneth Gorelick, the complete name of the musician, plays the soprano
saxophone as his principal instrument, but he also uses variants of
it, such as tenor and alto, as well as the flute.
Kenny G´s new material is a compendium of 13 songs from other
artist such as James Blunt, Alicia Keys, and the Beatles. All these
melodies will integrate part of the repertoire of the concert.
Kenny G will perform on October 25 at the Anayansi Theater in Atlapa
at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are for sale at Blockbuster from $30.00. |
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Set in London: |
“Taxi”, the story of a bigamist, plays at La Quadra
Theater |
The cast, from left to right: Rogelio Bustamante, Edwin Avila, Rossana
Uribe,
Marko, Reina Medaglia, José Carranza and Eric de León.
The English comedy “Taxi”, (Run for your wife) by Ray Cooney,
will be presented in Spanish at La Quadra Theater from August 23 to
September 30 in aid of the development programs of the Formation and
Scenic Creation Center of La Quadra.
“Taxi” is a comedy of entanglements, with London as its
background. A taxi driver (Marko) is married to two women at the same
time, (Rossana Uribe and Reina Medaglia), who are ignorant of each other’s
existence. The story tells his trials and tribulations, when he tries
at all costs to avoid a meeting between his wives. His best friend (Rogelio
Bustamante) must lie for him, to prevent bigger problems.
The play, which is in Spanish will be presented every day at 8:00
p.m. and on Sundays at 5:00 p.m. General entry: $12.00 ($10.00 in pre-sales),
pensioners and students: $6.00. On Tuesdays the entrance is half price.
Tickets are sold in Blockbuster and the theater. For reservations call:
214-8281. |
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Exhibition “Icons and Iconographics”
by Desiderio Sánchez |
Influence of a boyhood in Bocas |
By: Marijulia Pujol Lloyd
STRANGE FIGURES that make us think about cultures from the past, faces
full of nostalgia and melancholy, mix with an explosion of colors which
assault the eyes in what becomes a memorable experience. This is what
the veteran painter Desiderio Sánchez offers us in his exhibition:
“Icons and Iconographies”, at the Banco Nacional, on Vía
España until September 30.
Sánchez has been dedicated to his art for more than 50 years
and his work has been exhibited in Brazil, Spain, England and other
parts of the world. His painting, "Acólitos de Cusapín"
is part of the Vatican permanent collection in Rome and he is considered
one of the most important Panamanian painters.
Desiderio Sánchez studied painting in Guatemala, Costa Rica,
Mexico and Spain. His work has received numerous distinctions and prizes
in international and biennial competitions, in which he represented
Panama.
Talking about the state of the arts in Panama, Sánchez told
the Visitor: "our schools should pay more attention to the study
of the fine arts, because a man can demonstrate his education not only
by being an efficient professional, but also when he can converse about
art and literature, which after all, feed the soul".
He added that: "Young painters should experiment and carry on
regardless of criticism, because this allows them to grow and will be
reflected in their paintings giving them more depth and feeling."
His paintings are heavily influenced by his childhood in Bocas del
Toro and that is why marine allegories are a constant in his compositions.
The exhibition Icons and Iconographies can be seen free of charge
on the ground floor of the Banco Nacional, Via España, Monday
to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9:00 to
12:00 p.m. |
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“Seussical Jr” children’s musical at Theatre Guild |
THE APPLE CREATIVE Theater (ACT) is staging as its first show, the
children´s musical "Seussical Jr", at the Theater Guild
of Ancon from the October 4-6. The play, which is directed by Charles
Todd Apple, is amusing, entertaining and ideal for children of all ages.
"Seussical Jr" is based on the books by Dr. Seuss and follows
the adventures of Horton, an elephant who one day hears voices coming
from a speck of dust. Horton has always known "a person is a person
no matter how small". The story brings to life favorites such as
the impish Cat in the Hat, Jojo, Mayzie, Gertrude Fuzz, the Grinch and
a whole planet of Whos.
The cast of the play is formed by students from Oxford International
School, Balboa Academy and the International School of Panama, who in
only two weeks managed to memorize all the music of "Seussical
Jr." According to Apple, children´s theater is an unusual
concept in Panama, especially English speaking theater.
The show opens on October 4 with performances at 8:00 p.m. There will
be a matinée on October 6 at 2.00 p.m. The cost of the tickets
is $10.00. For more information call: 215-1899. |
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CINE UNIVERSITARIO
SEPTEMBER 2007 |
TIMES: 4:00 / 6:00 / 8:00 p.m.
TEL: 264-2737 / 223-9324
TICKETS: $2.00 / $1.00 (national or foreign students with I.D.) |
ARGENTINIAN CLASSICS
With the collaboration of the Argentinian Embassy |
Sept. 19 –
21 (Sept. 19 - 4 y 7:30 p.m. - Opening)
ILLUMINATED BY THE FIRE (Argentina/Spain, 2005).
A drama by Tristan Bauer with Gastón Pauls, Pablo Ribba,
César Albarracín, Juan Leyrado, and Virginia Innocenti.
Based on the book of an ex-soldier, the film tells the story
of the Falkland Islands conflict from the point of view of Argentinian
soldiers: a veteran journalist from the war receives news about
the attempted suicide of an ex-partner, reminding him about
those times. Goya awards, awards from Argentinian critics, Tribeca,
La Habana and San Sebastián festivals. 103’ (B+)
Sept. 22 – 23
ROLLING FAMILY (Argentina/ France/Spain, 2004)
A dramatic comedy by Pablo Trapero with Graciana Chironi, Liliana
Capurro and Ruth Dobel. Trapero's third film, featuring the
adventures of a family travelling to the country in an old RV,
that consumes too much gas, causing many troubles to the family.
Awards at Gijon and Guadalajara. 103’ (B)
Sept. 24 – 25
IT'S NOT YOU, IT'S ME (Argentina/Spain, 2004)
A comedy by Juan Taratuto with Diego Peretti, Soledad Villamil,
Cecilia Dopazo, Luis Brandoni and Marcos Mundstock. Tells the
story of a doctor who decides to marry a girl to establish himself
in the United States.
Sept. 26 – 27
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA (Argentina, 2003)
A thriller by Damián Szifron with Daniel Hendler, Gustavo
Garzón, Dolores Fonzi and Ramiro Agüero. A jealous
man, obsessed about his girlfriend's activities, gets home one
day and discovers her cheating with another man. He starts to
chase his girlfriend's lover, risking his own life in the process.
Awards in Mar del Plata, San Sebastián and Toulouse festivals.
92’ (B) |
Sept. 28 –
29
GEMINIS (Argentina/France, 2005), drama by
Albertina Carri with Cristina Banegas, Daniel Fanego, María
Abadi and Lucas Escariz. A harsh and passionate forbidden love
story in a bourgeois family, controlled by a possesive mother.
85’
Sept. 30 – Oct. 1
WHISKY ROMEO ZULU (Argentina, 2003), drama
by Enrique Piñeiro, featuring Enrique Piñeiro,
Mercedes Morán, Alejandro Awada and Adolfo Yanelli. Piñeiro's
first work, which tells the story before the accident of the
LAPA plane which crashed in the town centre of Buenos Aires
in 1999 . The director, was a pilot for this airline, and was
a witness in the trial against the company. Awards at Biarritz,
Viña del Mar and La Habana. 105’ (B)
Oct. 2 – 3
PALERMO HOLLYWOOD (Argentina), Two young criminals,
one of them from the upper class, and the other with a humble
background, commit small crimes to get easy money, Nominee at
Sundance. 113’ (C) |
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Renowned Italian Pianist at National Theater |
The Italian pianist, Alberto Nosé, winner of the first prize,
the gold medal and the Sony Audience Prize of the 15th “Paloma
O´Shea” Internationatio-nal Piano Competition of Santader,
Spain, 2005, will perform on October 5, at 8:00 p.m. in the National
Theater.
Alberto Nosé has worked with renowned conductors like Roy Goodman,
Manfred Honeck, Giancarlo de Lorenzo and José Ferreira Lobo.
In 2006 he recorded three cds for Nascor of Schumann and Prokofiev´s
piano music which were distributed around the world by Harmonia Mundi.
Nosé will play “Romeo and Julieta” by Prokofiev,
the Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven and pieces by Chopin and Mozart. The
tickets are on sale at the National Theater and cost $5.00, $30.00 and
$1.00 for students. For more information call: 214-4848. |
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SPORTS |
Fila Tournament in October |
THE SECOND FILA TOURNAMENT, will take place from October 13 to 28 at
the courts of the Panamanian Federation of Tennis, located in Altos
de Curundu. The money raised in the event will benefit the charitable
organization, Fundacancer.
Everybody can participate in the single categories: A, B, B2 and C
male and female; the doubles male, female and mixed or the two juvenile
categories up to 14 years old and from 15-18 years old.
The inscription is $20.00. For more information or to confirm appearances
call: 232-5196. |
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SPORTS |
Panasonic Olympic Triathlon to celebrate the Month of the Seas |
THE PANASONIC OLYMPIC TRIATHLON will take place September 30 on the
former military base of Sherman. The event has been organized by the
Triathlon Union of Panama and is supported by the environmental institution,
PROMAR. It will be the culmination of a series of sporting events to
commemorate the Month of the Oceans in Panama.
The event will start with a swimming competition in the Caribbean
Sea around Sherman and aims to wake up the consciousness of society
regarding ecological subjects. As well as the triathlon there will be
forums, photographic competitions, musical events, cleaning of beaches
and bird watching along the coast. |
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Sports calendar
September 22. Boxing Program
8:00 p.m. Roberto Duran Gymnasium
“Challenging the Master”
Ricardo The Master Cordova vs Danis Díaz (amateur of
the year 2006)
September 23. Racing Merrel
7:00 a.m. Parque Omar
3 y 9 kilómetros
September 26. Boxing, six fights
Colón, Arena Panama Al Brown
September 30. Panasonic Olympic and Sprint
Triathlon
Sherman
Event on the Caribbean coast
October 20 and 21. Motor racing. Rio Hato racetrack
V Race for the National Motor Racing Championship
October 20 and 21. Golf Tournament
Panama Golf Club
Golf tournament to classify for the Central American Tournament. |
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Religious Festivals
EVERY CITY, VILLAGE AND REGION in Panama has its own annual
religious celebration dedicated to a patron saint. These festivals
provide a colorful and charming way to experience local traditions
and beliefs.
September 24 - Festival of the patron saint
“Virgen de las Mercedes”, Garachiné,
province of Darién; Guararé, province of Los Santos;
La Arena, Chitré, province of Herrera.
September 29 - Festival of the patron saint “San
Miguel Archangel”.
Atalaya, province of Veraguas; Boquerón, province
of Chiriquí; Monagrillo, province of Herrera. |
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Upcoming concerts
The Jamaican singer, Winston Foster, whose stage name is “Yellow
Man” will be back in Panama to offer a concert at Figali
Center on October 19, on his way back from a world tour.
The Argentinian guitarist Luis Salinas will play the songs
of his recent album “Clásicos de Música
Argentina y algo más” on September 25 at Buzz discotheque.
The concert will last almost two hours. |
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Bitches Ghost |
The blues rock and roll band is back |
BITCHES GHOST, the blues and rock and roll band is back after their
success at Looms in Diablo. The band will perform at El Panama hotel,
on September 29. in the Panama Social Club (Formerly Coco´s Lounge).
The group is formed by three American ex-pats and two Panamanians, who
met by chance and make great music.
The band members are: David Walker (harmonica and vocals), John Brock
(keyboard and vocals), Enrique Varela (bass), Daniel Andrade (drummer)
and Rod Richards, who was the original lead guitar of the famous early
70s group Rare Earth, which topped the charts with hits like “Get
Ready”, “I just want to celebrate” and “Born
to wander”.
The group will have two shows, at 9:30 p.m. and at 11:30 pm. The cover
charge is $10.00 and includes both shows. For more information call:
6630-6061. |
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