Calendar of Events |
Concerts
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Miscelaneous
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Nov. 30
"Fusion Unplugged" concert by the
duet D40 formed by Aldo Bettini and Lucho González. At
El Callejón of Il Boccalino restaurant, at 10 p.m. Cost:
$5 Information: 223-8521; 223-8531
Dec. 1
Music extravanganza with John Mooney and friends
at Summit Golf & Resort from 4 p.m. until midnight. Performing
the best American "Roots and Blues". Cost: $25, $40.
Information: 232-4657
Dec. 4 & 6
Sixth "Jazz en Belén" Christmas
concert, featuring Luis Carlos Pérez Sextet and invited
friends. At the Anita Villalaz Theater, at the Casco Viejo.
Tickets: $7 and $10, on sale at Allegro and El Hombre de la
Mancha. Information: 501-4942
Dec. 5
Rock group "Cage 9" in concert at
the Buzz Discotheque, with the participation of the bands Filtro
Medusa, Polyphase, MD and Gargage. Tickets: $10 and $15, on
sale at CD Place of Audifoto stores.
Dec. 5
Concert of the University's Philharmonic Orchestra
at the tower of Panama Viejo's Cathedral at 8 p.m. Cost: $10,
on sale at the offices of Patronato Panamá Viejo. Information:
226-8915; 226-9364
Dec. 5
Cutito Larrinaga in concert, at the Grand
Colonial Salon of Bristol Hotel at 7 p.m. Tickets: $50. Information:
269-0951; 269-4141; 6612-6358
Dec. 7
Olga Tañón and Wilfrido Vargas
in concert, celebrating Mothers' Day in Panama. At the Figali
Convention Center, at 8 p.m. Tickets: $25, $40, $75, and $100,
on sale at Video Avenue stores.
Dec. 27
Jazz and Gospel show at the Paradise Banquet
Hall in Obarrio, Panama City. Featuring Dino Nugent and Ricky
Staples. Cost: $20, on sale at Exedra Books and Librería
Argosy. Information: 391-5188; 6624-1287;
sugiex@cwpanama.net |
Nov. 28 – Dec. 2
Central American Black Organizations annual
meeting at the University of Panama, Panama City. Information:
southcaucus@aol.com
Nov. 28 – Dec. 1
30th Latin American and Caribbean Pharmacy
Congress at the Panamá Hotel. Organized by the National
Pharmaceutical Association of Panama.
Information: www.congresospanama.org
Dec. 2
Sixth Annual PanamaRock Awards in Club Buzz
(Punta Pacifica), featuring nominations of best Panamanian rock
artists and live performances. Tickets: $10.
Information: www.panamarock.com;
tony@panamarock.com
Dec. 2
"Rastro en Plaza Catedral", flea
market at the Cathedral Plaza starting at 9 a.m. Event with
culture area, handicrafts sales, historical tours, museums tour,
and folkloric spectacles. Information: 209-6300
Dec. 6 – 9
Chinese commercial exhibit, at the Atlapa Convention
Center, starting at 7 p.m. With cars, motorcycles, electrical
appliances, machinery, handicrafts, textiles and more. Information:
526-7000
Dec. 13 – 14
First Congress PanamaJUG 2007 at the Hotel
Versalles, in Chitre. For programmers and people interested
in JAVA computer programming language.
Information: www.panamajug.org
Dec. 19
"Interactive Night", from 6 p.m.
to 12 m.n. at Siete Mares restaurant. Ladies and gentle-men
over 40 years. Interactive night with doctors with open consultation
and questions and answers, pressure check, music of bolero.
Cost: $30 includes dinner. Organized by SocialClubVIP &
Radio best known as FamiliClub. Information and reservations:
260-7529; www.familiclubpanama.com |
Horse
Races
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Races
on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays in Presidente Remón
race track. Call 217-6060. |
Folklore Shows
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Live
Music
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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. |
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 |
Cine
Universitario
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Closed in December for restorations
and holidays. |
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
Until Nov. 30
Exhibit by 16 local artists, at Diablo Rosso
and Casa Cultural Huellas, inspired by Reebok Freestyle running
shoes. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of this sport's shoe
model. Information: 265-8703
Dec. 3 – 9
Integral Art International Festival, at La
Casona, in Plaza Herrera, San Felipe. Lectures, workshops and
exhibits from many artists from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Live music
and Djs at night. Information: 211-0740
Dec. 4 – 18
Collective exhibit "Anagnorisis",
featuring paintings of 15 artists. At the Casa Cultural Huellas
in Calle 1ra, El Carmen. Information: 265-8703
Until Dec. 7
Painting exhibit by the Panamanian artist
Gabriela Batista entitled "En el Silencio (In the Silence)"
at the Arlene Lachman gallery. Information: 264-5257
Dec. 17 – 31
Grupo Meylem's art exhibit "Sight of
the Future", at the Sheraton Hotel. Open from Monday to
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sundays from 11 a.m. to
7 p.m. Information: 226-4077 |
Information: expatexplorers@expatsinpanama.com
Every Tuesday
Learn and/or Play Bridge at Siciliano's Restaurant
from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Dec. 7
6th Annual British Ball at the Miramar Hotel.
Tickets: $75 per person. Organized by the British Embassy. Information:
maurahetheringto@hotmail.com; jacquebeer@fco.gov.uk
Dec. 10
Expat Happy Hour at Siciliano's Restaurant.
From 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Information:
www.expatsinpanama.com
Dec. 13
Amsoc Christmas party at the Embassy residence
from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Information: www.amsoc.org;
american.society.panama@gmail.com |
Fairs
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Dec. 9
Christmas' Expo-Miracle 2007 at the Atlapa
Convention Center from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. With Christmas arrangements,
fashion accessories, toys, handicrafts and decorative items.
Cost: $2.50. Information: 225-9416;
expomilagrodenavidad@hotmail.com |
Parades
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Dec. 9
Panama City's Christmas parade with more than
30 marching bands and floats. The route of the parade starts
at the Urraca Park (3:30 p.m.) through Calle 50, finishing at
the intersection of Cincuentenario and Porras Avenues. |
Regular
Courses |
Falun Dafa,
free exercises at Parque Omar every day from 6:30 a.m.
to 8:30 a.m. Information:
www.falundafa.org/eng/index.htm
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.
Drawing and painting workshops
at Casa Cultural Huellas located in El Carmen, 1st street. Cost:
$40 per month. From Mondays to Thursdays from 10:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. 265-8703.
Guitar classes on Saturdays
from 10 to 11 a.m. and Tuesdays from 6 to 7 p.m. at Casa Cultural
Huellas located in El Carmen, 1st street. Cost: $40 per month.
265-8703.
Karate academy of Sensei Arturo
Worrell invites you to their courses of Karate from Mondays
to Saturdays. At Kumaris building, ground floor. 236-3592.
Pizza with Tango at Pizza
Piola. The Argentinian Tango Academy invites you to their classes
every Thursday with teacher Rapul Sejas. Learn to dance and
enjoy a nice evening. Information: 263-4668
Yoga in the morning. Hatha
yoga classes every Tuesday and Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30
a.m. 265-2489; panamayoga@hotmail.com
Yoga for pregnants women every
Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Fundación El Arte de Vivir. 226-5139
or 673-4546
Tai Chi courses for retirees,
every Tuesday and Thursday from 8 to 9 a.m.; Mondays and Wednesdays
from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. for all ages. 263-5602
Aikido Classes on Saturdays
from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Asociación Cultural Nueva
Acrópolis. Registration: $10, cost: $30 per month. 263-5602
Water aerobic classes on Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 8 a.m. At the Educational Center of San Antonio,
in Villa Cáceres. 277-5089, yroquebert05@hotmail.com |
Outdoors
& Extreme Sports
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Nov. 29 – Dec. 2
Eco-trip to Coiba National Park. Three days
of adventure and activities like snorkeling, visits to the old
prison, and animal-watching. Organized by the Club Excursionistas
del Istmo. Cost: $199 per person; retirees and children under
10, 25% discount. Information: 6637-0467; club@ceipanama.com;
www.ceipanama.com
Dec. 2
Birdwalk for beginners at the Metropolitan
Nature Park, starting at 6:30 a.m. Organized by the Audubon
Society of Panama. Open to the public in general. Cost: $3 residents,
$5 visitors, $2 children under 12 years old. Information: 232-5977,
panamaaudubon.org
Dec. 16
Tour to Barro Colorado.
Information: 6687-2047; 6668-0222;
info@ecoviajerospanama.com |
Teatro
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Teatro La Quadra
Hasta Dic. 2
"Las Alegres Comadres", comedia de
humor picante dirigida por Gabriel Perez Matteo, con las actuaciones
de Ceila González, Alicia Alonso, Rodrigo Farrugia, Edgardo
Molino García, Loriela Gómez, Dídimo Cerrud
y Rogelio Bustamante. Información: 214-3695; info@tetaroquadra.com.
Dic. 11 – Ene 6
"El Soldadito de Plomo", obra infantil
dirigida por Agustín Clément, basada en el cuento
de Hans Christian Andersen, con las actuaciones de Ludwik Tapia,
Yimara Pérez Royko, Luis Gustavo Macías, Juanxo
Villaverde, Maryelín Barahona, José Luis Ortíz
y Miriam Lee; los jovenes actores Diego de Obaldía, Robert
de Luca, Mónica Gornchi y Melanie Saez, los niños
actores Juan David Valdés, Juan Pablo de Icaza, Bruno
Hammerschlag y Alonso Correa; y Ricardo Martino como Ratatata.
Información: 6611-8800/ 6615-7826;
info@agustinclement.com |
Spectacles
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Sports
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Nov. 30 - Dec.
2
Sesame Street Live! With their latest production
"Super Grover Ready for Action", as part of their
Latin American tour. At Figali Convention Center in Amador.
Performances: Nov. 30 at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.; Dec. 1st and 2nd
at 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Tickets: $60 VIP, $40, $25, $10
on sale at Ticketcenter in Audiofoto stores and Felix B. Maduro.
Information: 6493-7061; 226-5390; martin_globeprodu@yahoo.es
Dec. 12 – 16
First International Contemporary Dance Festival
in Urban Landscapes in Panama, featuring seven contemporary
dance, vertical dance and hip hop companies from France, Spain,
Venezuela, Colombia and Panama. Information: 317-0189; 6611-3073;
drestrepo@tejidosutil.com
Dec. 14
Live Flamenco and Belly Dance shows "Gypsy
Soul", by the groups Solera Flamenca and Hathor Dance Art.
At the Teatro ABA in Transistmica at 8 p.m. Tickets: $10, on
sale at Exedra Books. Information: 226-1417; 6694-3281; www.flamencopanama.com
Dec. 26 – 27
"The Nutcracker", with more than
a hundred Panamanian and foreign dancers at the Anayansi Theater
of Atlapa Convention Center. Information: Steps Dance Academy,
270-1349 and Pointé Dance Center, 270-2678. |
Nov. 28, 29 & Dec. 1
Equestrian Jumping Tournament "Copa Juan
Carlos Navarro", at the racetrack of La Arenosa in Clayton.
Event starts at 8:30 a.m.
Dec. 1
Boxing at the Roberto Durán Gym at
3 p.m. Main event will be for the Bantam Weight World Title
of the AMB between Celestino "Pelenchín" Caballero
(Panama) and Mauricio "El Pintoso" Pastrana (Colombia)
Dec./ Dic. 9
6 km race, organized by Club Corredores del
Istmo. Starts at 7 a.m. at Albrook's swimming pool. Cost: $2
members; $4 non-members. Information: www.marathonpanama.com
ajones@marathonpanama.com;
Dec. 14 – 15
Gymnastics International Cup "Club Marbella
2007", at the Miguel A. Rivas gymnasium in Albrook. Featuring
clubs from Panama, Dominican Rep., Guatemala and Costa Rica.
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Sports |
Jan./ Ene.
Acting classes at the Teatro en Circulo de
Panama. Information: 261-5375;
tcirculo@cwpanama.net
Jan./ Ene. 5
Panama Drum Festival 2008, featuring such
international artists as Billy Cobham, and Oscar Giunta. Information:
www.panamadrumfestival.com
Jan./ Ene. 19, 2008
Folkloric spectacle by the Folkloric Ballet
"La Salle de Margarita" at La Huaca Theater of Atlapa
Convention Center. Information: 493-3099; eyvar@hotmail.com |
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The season for giving |
Teleton 20-30, major charity event |
The Teleton 20-30 is a televised charitable event held every year
around Christmas time to benefit a special cause worthy of charitable
donations. This year, all national television stations will transmit
a live broadcast from Atlapa Convention Center on Friday December 14th
and Saturday December 15th. National and International artists will
donate their time performing and encouraging donations. Between sets
of reggae, pop, typical or children's music, business, government entities
and individuals make appearances and pledge their support to The Teleton.
This year funds will be donated to The Children's Hospital Burn and
Intensive Care Unit with inspiration sought and found through this year's
symbol child, Jose Cesar Camaño of Colon. He survived a terrible
accident where a construction bar pierced his cranium and is alive today
thanks to the attention he received at The Children's Hospital.
The Children's Hospital is the only facility in Panama dedicated to
pediatric care and is in need of technical improvements for its intensive
care unit, burn center, and natal care. Population growth has put a
strain on the services provided to children at these facilities. Donations
are needed to keep up with the demand.
Commercials only consist of messages from major contributors urging
viewers to call in a pledge. Phone donations are made easy and all the
banks cooperate so that making a donation direct from an account is
simple.
A festive and competitive air surrounds this celebration for the private
sector to give back to the community during the holiday season, with
companies competing to be the highest donor. The "Club Activo 20
– 30" has been dedicated to meeting a worthy social need
with The Teleton since 1981. |
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Flamenco and Arabian song and dance show at Teatro Abba |
El grupo Solera Flamenco con integrantes de España y Panamá.
Enjoy Flamenco and Arabian dance presentations on Dec 14th at 8pm in
Teatro Abba. Solera Flamenca presents dance, singing and guitar with
Spanish and Panamanian participants and Hathor Danza Arte presents Middle
Eastern dancing as well.
Bailes árabes por Sibila González
y Priscila Martínez
The production is under the direction of Carlina Maria, a choreographer
and dancer for over 16 years. She studied in Spain and currently teaches
flamenco en the former Canal area. Guitarist Fernando Guicciardi has
played from Guatemala to Holland during his impressive flamenco career.
Spanish singer Cesar Sepulveda will also share the stage with national
dancers Silbia Gonzalez and Priscilla Martinez.
Visit www.flamencopanama.com or call 226-4252 or 6694-3281 for more
information. |
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SPORTS |
Young gymnasts in international event |
149 children compete at Albrook gym. Dec. 14 & 15
Gymnastics clubs from around the region will congregate at Miguel A.
Rivas gym in Albrook for a competition December 14th and 15th. The event,
La Copa International Club Marbella 2007 of Gymnastic Arts, will bring
149 gymnasts ages five to 14 representing nine clubs from Panama, Dominican
Republic, Guatemala and Costa Rica to compete for the trophy.
The inauguration will be on Friday the 14th at 10am with the presentation
of all participants and the Level 2 competition. Saturday the 15th will
begin at 9 am with Levels 3 to 9. This is yet another event in the yearly
series approved by the Panamanian Gymnast Federation. Miguel A. Rivas
Gym is near the Albrook Airport, behind the Supro store. |
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Art exhibition “Vision del futuro”
Grupo Meylem will present an art exposition called "Vision
del Futuro" in the Mery Palma Art Gallery at the Sheraton
Hotel from the 17th to the 31st of December. The exposition
will kick off with drinks on December 17th from 5 to 11 pm.
Gallery hours: Monday to Saturday 9am to 9pm, Sunday 11am to
7pm.
For more information call 226-4077 ext. 6239 |
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Drum Festival at Teatro Anita Villalaz on Jan. 5 |
On January 5, the best percussionists from Panama and Latin America
will perform at Teatro Anita Villalaz in Panama City, entertaining students,
fans, tourists and the general public. Panama Drum Festival is part
of a growing trend of percussion festivals around the world.
This year's featured artists include Billy Cobham, a world famous Panamanian
Jazz Fusion drummer whose career includes work with Miles Davis, John
McLaughlin, The Mahavishnu Orchestra and Peter Gabriel as well as many
solo works. He was listed in the top 25 drummers by Modern Drummer Magazine.
Also performing at the festival is Argentine drummer Oscar Giunta,
who is considered one of the most innovative and important musicians
in the Americas.
Teatro Anita Villalaz is next to the INAC building in Las Bovedas in
the Old Quarter of Panama City. The festival will begin at 4:30pm. Tickets
are $12. For more information call Guillermo Herrera at 6675-9660. |
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Digital art exhibit at Arlene Lachman
Gallery
Arlene Lachman Gallery in the El Carmen neighborhood of Panama
City has a new collection on display. Panamanian Igor Kourany's
collection of all-digital art is the first of its kind in the
country. Stop by Monday to Friday from 9 – 5:30 and Saturday
10 – 1. Call 264-5257 or write glachman@cwpanama.net. |
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Golf |
Seniors Inter-Club Central America Tournament |
On December 20, 22 and 23 golfers will play in the qualification
rounds to select the senior representatives for the Inter-club Central
American Champions. In the men's and women's categories, seven players,
one reserve and one capitan will be selected.
January 3, 5, 6, 10, 12 and 13 are dates considered by organizers for
other classification rounds. The event will take place at the Panama
Golf Club, where players will have to be at least 50 years old to play.
Authorities say the fairways are in good condition. |
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Tennis |
Christmas Cup at Curundu |
The Panamanian Tennis Federation (FPT) is closing the year with an
interesting event called Christmas Tennis Cup 2007, celebrated for seven
days, from the December 10 to 16 in the Curundu tennis courts.
Single men and women will play in categories B, B2 and C. There will
also be doubles action B, C and open mixed. More than 120 tennis players
will participate according to Jovanny Duran of FPT.
The rounds will start at 6 pm. The purpose of this Cup is to keep
players active and assure that they finish the year well because the
2008 calendar is very busy. |
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Christmas event in David |
Visit "Christmas Folklore" and the Christmas arts and crafts
exposition in David on Friday December 14 at 5 pm in Cervantes Park
in David, Chiriqui. The National Institute of Culture (INAC) with the
Chiriqui Regional Coordination is putting on the event which will include
colorful pollera presentations. |
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Celebrating 30 years of Star Wars |
The man behind the mask who played Chewbacca, a loyal
200 year old wookie, in the Star Wars movies is Peter Mahew.
He was born in 1944 in Barnes, England. His acting career
began in 1976 when producer Charles Scheener discovered
him. Within a year he was offered the role as a hairy giant
that would make him famous forever. He still makes
appearances at hospitals and orphanages and has even
done some commercial work as Chewbacca.
Fans of all ages of the "Star Wars" saga launched on cinema
screens thirty years ago will have a chance to celebrate in Panama.
The Fan Force Jedi Council Panama and the National Institute of Culture
(INAC) are celebrating "Thirty Years of Star Wars" this Sunday,
December 16th at the Reina Torres de Arauz Museum in Curundu, near Panama
City. Special guest Peter Mahew, the actor who played Chewbacca in the
original trilogy and Episode III, will be present to sign autographs.
For more information visit www.starwarspanama.com and may the force
be with you! |
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Boquete’s Flower Fair January 10-20 |
Here we are ready to meet 2008 with many places to go this summer.
You might want to start off in the province of Chiriqui at the Flower
and Coffee Fair in Boquete, January 10 through the 20. This event attracts
thousands of local and foreign tourists.
Known as Panama's "Land of Eternal Spring", the region enjoys
cool weather year round.
Boquete is a six and half hour drive from Panama City and about 30
minutes from David, the provincial capital. Visitors can either travel
by rented cars from Panama City or fly to David, where there are also
car rentals. Flights depart from the Marcos Gelabert airport in Panama
City. You can also travel by comfortable buses which depart from the
Gran Terminal Bus Station in Panama City, situated in Albrook. |
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Happy Holydays Jazz & Gospel show
The Happy Holidays Jazz and Gospel Show will be held in Panama
City's Obarrio neighborhood on Thursday, December 27 from 7
to 11 pm. Martha Productions is organizing the event recognizing
the musical career of artist and composer Dino Nugent as well
as percussionist Ricky Staples. Other invited artists include
trumpet player Wichy Lopez, Alfonzo Lewis (The Panamanian Kenny
G) and bass player Chispa Lawson.
Tickets are $20 in advance at Excedra Books and Discoteca Sophy
and $23 the day of the event. Part of the proceeds benefit "Yo
Soy Mi Color", a group that helps children in need from
the Colon province. The event will be held at Paradise Banquet
Hall, next to the Arrocha Pharmacy on Via España at Via
Brazil. For more information call 391-5188, 6624-1287 or write
sugiex@cwpanama.net |
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Auld Lang Syne aboard the Fantasia del Mar |
Expat cruise on Panama Bay with champagne dinner
and dancing |
Expats in Panama is throwing a New Year's bash on Panama Bay. Belt
out “Auld Lang Syne” among 200 friends aboard the Fantasia
del Mar. Enjoy dinner, live music, dancing and of course, champagne
at midnight. The ship sets sail at 9:30 pm on December 31st and returns
at 1:30 am in the new year. Canal and Bay tours is organizing this event
once again and even more has been added this year.
A North American style buffet will be served. Expect roast turkey with
gravy, roast ham with pineapple sauce, mashed potatoes and more. Diners
last year were thrilled with the food so Expats in Panama is using the
same chef again. Also enjoy all you can drink of wine, rum, vodka, gin,
and typical Panamanian seco.
On the top deck of the cruise ship, the Grupo Mio band will be playing
hits from the 50's and other genres as well. Tickets are $80 each, of
which $10 will be donated to the Casita de Mausi charity. They are available
at Canal and Bay Tours offices (Multiplaza and above Volvo at Ave Balboa
and Ave Italia).
Call 209-2000 or write nye@expatsinpanama.com. |
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El Valle de Anton
Three Sisters Cooking School class schedule
Saturday December 22, 9:30am
“Living Vegetarian”
...in a Carnivore's World |
Saturday December 29,
9:30am
“Spa Cuisine”
A Belated Xmas Present |
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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.
Dec. 15 – Festival of the Virgin birth,
Penonome, province of Cocle.
Dec. 28 – Day of the Holy Innocents,
La Colorada, province of Veraguas.
Dec. 31 – Festival of New Year's Dolls,
David, province of Chiriqui. |
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