UNH Manchester's Films in the Mill program has expanded to include a Thursday evening series in addition to Friday evening. This spring the series features films from Latin America, Cuba and Brazil shown in their original languages with English subtitles. UNH Manchester is located in Manchester's historic Millyard distract at 400 Commercial Street, Manchester, NH, 03101. Directed by Leon Ichaso, this 1998 Cuban production examines life in contemporary Cuba through a love story set against the political and economic tensions of Havana. Gustavo, an idealistic young communist with a glorified vision of Castro's regime, falls in love with Yolanda, a disenchanted dancer who longs to escape to Miami.
Dances feature live music with fiddles and other traditional instruments.
It's lots of fun, great exercise, and the dancers are a great bunch. Everyone is welcome and all dances are taught. Come with a partner or by yourself. The day will be led by Mark Latham, violinist in the New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra and Musical Director and Conductor of the Nashua Orchestra. For more information or the register, contact Aryaloka at 659-5456.