A night with Alejandro Salvias-Cobas, Cuban Lyric Tenor

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Published: November 4, 2011Posted in: City of Houston, Houston Arts Alliance, IHCH EventsTags: Alejandro Salvia Cobas, Cuban Lyric Tenor, Latin America concert, Music from the Hispanic World, Tenor Cubano

The Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston

Presents a night of music from Latin America with

Alejandro Salvia-Cobas
Cuban Lyric Tenor

He will delight everyone with music from the Hispanic World

After the concert, you are cordially invited to celebrate Alejandro’s birthday.

Saturday, November 19, 2011 at 7:30p.m.
Keith Jackson Hall, IHCH Bldg.
3315 Sul Ross – Houston, TX 77098

Ticket: $10/person** (Please cash only at the door); as well as an hors d’oeuvres/beverage per person to share at the birthday celebration.

Tickets can be purchased in advance at the IHCH office during regulars hours (9:00a.m.-4:30p.m. Monday – Friday)

R.S.V.P.: No later than November 17, 2011 at 713.528.1492/ institute@ihch.org

Limited capacity, please make your reservations early.
**Your payment is your reservation.

The Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston, is funded in part by grants from the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.

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About IHCH

The Institute of Hispanic Culture, a 501 (c)(3) corporation, was founded in 1965 a group of Houston professional interested in preserving enhancing and promulgating the Hispanic Culture and languages inherited from Spain, Portugal and Latin America. The Institute's mission is to disseminated the Hispanic culture, to provide scholarship and to highlight the historical, linguistic, scientific, and artistic achievements and presence of Hispanic in the United States, particularly in Texas.

The Institute's membership is comprised of individuals from Latin American countries, Spain, Portugal and North America. Through its wide range of cultural and education programs, the membership is provided the opportunity to share, understand and appreciate the diverse cultures of the Hispanic world. The Institute is an "Organization of Hispanophiles" rather than an Organization of Hispanics.