The Friends of The Warner Library Concert: Mariachi Real de México, 10/18 @ 2:30 PM

Hailed by NY Magazine as “New York City’s best sounding Mariachi band,” directed by Ramon Ponce, Sr., and his son Ramon Ponce, Jr., Mariachi Real de México has become one of the most respected and dynamic mariachi ensembles in the United States.

The NYC-based group is celebrated for its artistry, authenticity, and dedication to preserving the rich cultural traditions of Mexico while presenting them on some of the world’s most prestigious stages, including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, and The Smithsonian Institution.  They have been invited to perform at the White House, and can be heard on Bruce Springsteen’s “The Lost Chorro” and Tito Puente’s Grammy award winning “Masterpiece.”

Free & Open To All.

Pre-Concert Children’s Craft :

Pre-concert craft for kids at 2:15 PM.

Come early for the craft and stay for the performance! Join Girl Scout Troop 2862 to decorate your own Day of the Dead skull!

Materials kindly donated by Marigold Arts Tarrytown! Coloring sheets for our youngest kids kindly provided by Warner library!