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Café India
This coming Sunday, 10/26/08. Cafe India is hosting a Dinner show fundraiser for Tribal Sdstyle featuring performances by Karen Tapia and Steven Eggers! Come enjoy a delicious dinner at Cafe India and be mesmerized by the art of the dancers. You do not want to miss this event! Get your tickets today as seating is limited for this show. The tickets are $20 and include dinner and the show. Purchase your tickets at Cafe India or tsdstempleofdance.eventbrite.com. Also our festival is coming up on Nov 8 & 9, 2008. This year the festival is located at the Coronado School of the Arts in Coronado. The festival includes workshops, daytime performances, a vending marketplace and Gala evening show at the new CoSA Theater. This festival is a non-profit event to raise funds for Coronado School of the Arts and Humanitarian Circus. Sign ups are still available for vending, performances and workshops. We need help from from the dance community and the community of Coronado to make this a success! Buy a ticket or two or four to the evening show. Together we can make this a success! Go to our website http://tribalsdstyle for more information. Order tickets directly from http://tsds3festival.eventbrite.com/— October 27, 2008 1:26 p.m.