8th Annual Benefit Concert
When
Jul 30, 2009 7:00 pm (Thursday)
What
Koreatown Youth & Community Center (KYCC) Presents the 8th Annual Benefit Concert with the Korean American Women’s Association
Featuring: United Korean Orchestra, the Los Angeles C...
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Event details: 8th Annual Benefit Concert
Description
Koreatown Youth & Community Center (KYCC) Presents the 8th Annual Benefit Concert with the Korean American Women’s Association
Featuring: United Korean Orchestra, the Los Angeles Chamber Choir, renowned Music Director, Jong Hoon Bae and more!
Tickets
Front orchestra…………………………………$100
Orchestra……………….……….…………..…..$75
Terrace; Orchestra East and West…….….….$50
Terrace East and West.……………….……….$35
For seating information:
http://www.laphil.com/tickets/seating_chart.cfm
Koreatown Youth & Community Center is a non-profit, community-based organization that has been serving the Korean American Community since 1975. KYCC's programs and services are specifically directed towards recently-immigrated, economically-disadvantaged youth and their families who experience coping and adjustment difficulties due to language and cultural barriers. Since its inception, KYCC has striven to improve the quality of its programs, as well as to diversify its services to appropriately meet the evolving needs of the Korean American population and of the multi-ethnic Koreatown community.
3727 W. 6th Street, Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90020 · 213-365-7400 · www.kyccla.org
Information Card #R0083 on file with Charitable Services. Available upon request.
Featuring: United Korean Orchestra, the Los Angeles Chamber Choir, renowned Music Director, Jong Hoon Bae and more!
Tickets
Front orchestra…………………………………$100
Orchestra……………….……….…………..…..$75
Terrace; Orchestra East and West…….….….$50
Terrace East and West.……………….……….$35
For seating information:
http://www.laphil.com/tickets/seating_chart.cfm
Koreatown Youth & Community Center is a non-profit, community-based organization that has been serving the Korean American Community since 1975. KYCC's programs and services are specifically directed towards recently-immigrated, economically-disadvantaged youth and their families who experience coping and adjustment difficulties due to language and cultural barriers. Since its inception, KYCC has striven to improve the quality of its programs, as well as to diversify its services to appropriately meet the evolving needs of the Korean American population and of the multi-ethnic Koreatown community.
3727 W. 6th Street, Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90020 · 213-365-7400 · www.kyccla.org
Information Card #R0083 on file with Charitable Services. Available upon request.
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