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Dancing the Tarot
Saturday, May 5th
7:00 PM
Greaves Hall (NKU)
Proceeds to benefit the Highlands Nature Sanctuary

This unique show will explore each card of the tarot's major arcana through music and dance. The story line is comparable to the "hero's quest" in mythology. Join us for this unique opportunity to watch your favorite tarot cards come to life! Tickets go on sale in January.

Featuring performances by: Mahsati, Avasa, Zahara, Laura Smith, Celeste, Bondaura, Raqs Gypsy, Azra Narr, Leanna, Gaiananda, Shakira al Fanninah, Qamara, Kristi Renee, and many more!

Additional details coming soon, including ticket sale locations.

Louisville Festa Italiana 2006

St. James Church
1826 Edenside Avenue (corner of Bardstown and Edenside)
Louisville, KY
http://www.louisvilleitalians.com/festa.html

$1 admission fee
Friday 5-11 pm
Saturday 2-11 pm

featuring:
Pino Marelli Trio (main stage)
il Troubadore (in the Wine and Beer Garden: Friday 5-6pm, main stage 6-7pm; Saturday mainstage 2-4:30pm)

Authentic Italian food provided by local Louisville area's Ray Parrella’s Italian Restaurant, Ferd Grisanti’s, Lentini’s Little Italy, Black Olive Catering, and Tony BoomBozz’s Pizzeria, the “official pizza” of the Festa Italiana.

Other entertainment includes: strolling accordionist playing romantic ballads,
solo operatic performances, and a dance troop performing and teaching members of the audience traditional Italian folk dances, such as the tarantella.

more detailed information to be found here:
http://www.louisvilleitalians.com/Festa%20Italiana%202006%20Complete%20Description.pdf

Louisville Festa Italiana 2006

St. James Church
1826 Edenside Avenue (corner of Bardstown and Edenside)
Louisville, KY
http://www.louisvilleitalians.com/festa.html

$1 admission fee
Friday 5-11 pm
Saturday 2-11 pm

featuring:
Pino Marelli Trio (main stage)
il Troubadore (in the Wine and Beer Garden: Friday 5-6pm, main stage 6-7pm; Saturday mainstage 2-4:30pm)

Authentic Italian food provided by local Louisville area's Ray Parrella’s Italian Restaurant, Ferd Grisanti’s, Lentini’s Little Italy, Black Olive Catering, and Tony BoomBozz’s Pizzeria, the “official pizza” of the Festa Italiana.

Other entertainment includes: strolling accordionist playing romantic ballads,
solo operatic performances, and a dance troop performing and teaching members of the audience traditional Italian folk dances, such as the tarantella.

more detailed information to be found here:
http://www.louisvilleitalians.com/Festa%20Italiana%202006%20Complete%20Description.pdf