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Samba Solstice benefits HotHouse Building Fund

Chicago Talks, June 19, 2014

The board of directors of the nonprofit organization HotHouse have organized a Solstice Samba Benefit for Saturday June 21, 2014.

The event will raise funds for the rebuild HotHouse initiative. HotHouse is a popular cultural center that last had a permanent address in Downtown Chicago in 2007.

Currently the organization presents a range of multi-arts programs around the region while pursuing plans to build its third home.

The featured performers at the Solstice Samba Benefit are the local Brazilian favorites Chicago Samba School. Sinha’ Elegant Cuisine will cater the event and tickets include complimentary beverages.

HotHouse’s Annual Rooftop Gala takes place in a private home and space is limited. Tickets must be purchased in advance at www.hothouse.net

EVENT DETAILS:

Solstice Samba a benefit for the HotHouse Building Fund

Saturday June 21

7 p.m.-10 p.m.

117 N. Jefferson

Tickets must be pre-purchased at www.hothouse.net

Entertainment Music Board of directorsBrazilChicagoChicago LoopHotHouseNonprofit organizationSamba schoolUnited States

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