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City of Everett hosts Canciones Y Comida event

Everett Adult Learning Center
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Everett Adult Learning Center offering English as a Second Language classes

 

  The City of Everett recently hosted the annual Canciones Y Comida (songs and food) event at the Everett Recreation Center to kick off the Cultural Immersion classes of the Everett Adult Learning Center (EALC). Attendees had the opportunity to “Learn Through Uniting” through Hispanic food and music. There was plenty of Cuban, Dominican and Colombian food throughout the celebration and performances from Adriana Herrera, Daniel Torres, DJ Chocolate, DJ Rico Suave and Primo Simon. The event brought the Everett community from many different backgrounds together to learn more about Hispanic culture, sing, dance, eat and, most importantly, have fun.

  The EALC is offering English as a Second Language classes to residents. For more information, please contact Catarina Patterson at 617-394-2318 or visit the Connolly Center (90 Chelsea St., Everett).

  If you would like to know about all the upcoming events planned for Everett residents, please visit cityofeverett.com/calendar/category/events/list. You can also follow social media pages on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: Facebook: City of Everett MA and Mayor Carlo DeMaria; Instagram: @cityofeverettma and @mayorcarlodemaria; Twitter: @Mayor_DeMaria. All residents are welcome to join us for all the exciting events we have planned.

Catarina Patterson and Roberto Velasquez
The City of Everett’s Catarina Patterson and Roberto Velasquez alongside Canciones Y Comida performers Adriana Herrera, Daniel Torres, DJ Chocolate, DJ Rico Suave and Primo Simon (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)
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The team who helped put together the Canciones Y Comida event (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)
The bounce castle-2
The bounce castle was certainly a favorite among the younger attendees. (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)
One of the highlights
One of the highlights of the event was the Bachata Dance-off where attendees were able to show off their moves. (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)
Everett Adult Learning Center
The Everett Adult Learning Center was ready to hand out more information about their upcoming English as a Second Language classes. (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)
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Elected officials, City of Everett employees and community members attended the City of Everett’s Canciones Y Comida event. (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)
Dancing was plentiful-2
Dancing was plentiful at the Canciones Y Comida event. (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)
Cuban, Dominican and Colombian food 2
There was plenty of Cuban, Dominican and Colombian food available to all who attended. (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)
Cuban, Dominican and Colombian food 1-2
There was plenty of Cuban, Dominican and Colombian food available to all who attended. (Photo courtesy of Ron Colman)

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