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| San Francisco Carnaval 2010California’s largest multi-cultural celebration! Enjoy sizzling live Latin music, delicious food, and the breathtaking Carnaval Grand Parade. SF Carnaval runs Memorial Day weekend, May 29-30. Visit sfcarnaval.com
By: Denise Lamott CONTACT: Denise Lamott Denise Lamott Public Relations • denise@deniselamottpr.com SAN FRANCISCO CARNAVAL 2010 BRINGS COLORS OF SOUND, SPLASHES OF CULTURE TO THE BAY AREA DURING MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND California’s Largest Annual Multi-Cultural Celebration May 29 and 30 Carnaval Grand Parade May 30 WHAT: San Francisco Carnaval 2010 - “Colors Of Sound, Splashes Of Culture” San Francisco Carnaval 2010 is California’s largest multi-cultural celebration, and one of San Francisco’s most popular and cherished traditions. San Francisco Carnaval 2010 will showcase the very best of Latin American and Caribbean cultures with a dynamic array of food, music, drumming, dancing, live music, and artistry. WHEN & WHERE: San Francisco Carnaval Festival: Saturday, May 29 through Sunday, May 30 (Memorial Day Weekend), 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Harrison Street between 16th and 22nd Street Carnaval Grand Parade: Sunday, May 30, 9:30 a.m. Begins at Bryant & 24th Streets, proceeds down Mission to 17th Street TICKETS: San Francisco Carnaval Festival is FREE Carnaval Grand Parade is FREE Grandstand seating is available for $30 and can be purchased after March 1, 2010 online at www.sfcarnaval.com Contributions to donation boxes are appreciated FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Please call the SF Carnaval hotline at 415.642.1748 or visit San Francisco Carnaval’s new website at www.sfcarnaval.com. # # # San Francisco Cultural Arts Traditions (SFCAT) strives to make multiculturalism a tangible reality by uniting people in the celebration of cultural arts traditions with music, dance, artistry and food, and through this endeavor, benefit our communities End
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