To complement the performances, the Music Center offers pre- & post-family workshops in the adjacent Blue Ribbon Garden. The first show is at 11:00 am with a repeat performance at 12:30 pm. All performances subject to change.

Free Tickets: All tickets are free and are distributed on Grand Avenue at 2nd Street. Tickets for 11:00am performance distributed beginning at 10:00am. Tickets for 12:30pm performance distributed beginning at 11:00am.

Venue: The W.M. Keck Foundation Children's Amphitheatre is an intimate 300-seat outdoor performance space. Sunscreen and appropriate seasonal attire are strongly encouraged as the amphitheatre is uncovered. In the event of rain, performances will be moved to a nearby indoor location. NOTE: In case of rain, both performances and workshops will be moved inside.

 

Program Dates

February 20th, 2010	Futa Toro (Music & Dance, West Africa) Got Rhythm (Dance & Music, West Africa)
March 20, 2010	Bolivia Corazón de América (Dance, Bolivia) Andes Manta (Music, Ecuador)
April 24, 2010	The Kahurangi Maori Dance Theatre (Dance & Music, New Zealand)
May 15th, 2010	Kuniko (Storytelling, Japan) On Ensemble (Music, Japan)

Mullin Music Mobile: The Peter and Merle Mullin Endowment Fund at the Music Center Foundation generously provides transportation funding for a community group to attend a World City performance. Non-profit organizations that serve children and families, such as boys and girls clubs, or school groups may apply for funding. Groups awarded funding will be picked up by bus at your organization's site, brought to World City, and returned to your site following the show. For more information, please e-mail education@MusicCenter.org.

Support for World City is generously provided by grants from the Julia Stearns Dockweiler Foundation, the Los Angeles County Arts Commission, AT&T, and the Peter and Merle Mullin Endowment Fund.