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You can choose to participate in this event as a sponsor in one of these categories:

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  1. The Art and Culture Workshop along with local community organizations are currently working in the Colombian Festival of Traditional and ContemporaryMusic and Dance to be held on Sunday, August 5 (3-9 p.m.) at the John Anson Ford Amphitheater. The concert is part of the 2007 Summer Season, a series presented by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission and the Ford Theater.We are delighted to extend an invitation to you to participate as a sponsor of this magnificent event, the first of its kind in the metropolitan area of Los Angeles. We are absolutely convinced that this event will give you/your company high visibility among the artist community, the Colombian community, and the community at large.

  2. You can choose to participate in this event as a sponsor in one of these categories: ►FRIEND CONTRIBUTOR: - A $500+ donation will give the sponsors a space (2’ 1/5”w x 2 1/5”h) in the program, (1,300 will be printed). - A $1,000+ donation will give the sponsor: A booth for display, sales, and/or sampling at the theater the day of the event, and, - A space (2’ 1/5”w x 2 1/5”h) in the program. (1,300 will be printed). ►BRONZE CONTRIBUTOR: A $2,000+ donation will give the sponsors recognition with logos in the next areas: - Postcards: 15,000 will be printed and mailed out, 10,000 will be sent out via email. - Fliers: 5,000 will be printed. - Space in the programs: size 3’ 5/8”w x 2 1/5”h, 1,300 will be printed. Postcards and fliers will be post-mailed and posted on stands throughout San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, and Ventura counties.

  3. ►SILVER CONTRIBUTOR: A $4,000+ donation will give sponsors recognition with logos in the next areas: • - Posters: 75.000 will be printed by the Los Angeles Arts Commission. • - Postcards: 15,000 will be printed and mailed out, 10,000 will be sent out via email. • - Fliers: 5,000 • - A space in the programs: half a page -7 1/2”w x 5”h, 1300 will be printed). • - Complimentary tickets. • - VIP Access to post concert reception party. Postcards and fliers will be post-mailed and posted on stands throughout San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, and Ventura counties.

  4. ►GOLD CONTRIBUTOR: A $15,000+ donation will give sponsors partial exclusivity in contributor’s business area (airlines, automakers, hotels, transportation), plus: • - Posters: 75.000 will be printed by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. • - Postcards: 15,000 will be printed and mailed out, 10,000 will be sent out via email. • - A space in the programs: half a page -7 1/2”w x 5”h, 1300 will be printed). • - Electronic sign: Visibility to 1.9 million people per week per two weeks.

  5. SIGN FACTS: - Overall size is 30 feet high by 20 feet wide. - Electronic message portions measures 5 feet by 15 feet and contain almost 4,100 bulbs from where messages are configured. - The billboard is operated 20 hours continuously, beginning at 5:00 a.m. and ending at 1:00 a.m. the next day; seven days a week. - Each unit of a message, called a “frame”, appears for three seconds. - On average, a frame containing a sponsor’s name will appear once every two minutes. - Complimentary tickets. - VIP Access to post concert reception party. Postcards and fliers will be post-mailed and posted on stands throughout San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, and Ventura counties.

  6. ►ANGEL CONTRIBUTOR: A $140,000+ donation will receive total exclusivity of the event. Datelines - Dateline for submission of logos, company’s name, and information for the posters is February 15 - Dateline for submission of logos, company’s name, and information is for the postcards is April 23 - Dateline for Front-of-House needs such as set-up, merchandising, and program information is July 3 - Dateline for submission of logos, company’s name, and information for 1,300 programs is July 3 - Dateline for submission of logos, company’s name, and information for Electronic Information isJuly 15 All donations are tax-deductible. Profits of this event will go to the community organizations working in this project, and they will be used to increase the level of awareness, studies, programs, and performances of the Latino Art and Cultures within the Latino community and the community at large. Your support will be both highly appreciated and reflected in the overall success of this project.

  7. Jhon Anson Ford AmpitheaterCahuenga Blvd. East, Hollywood, 90058 Entrance - Plaza

  8. Jhon Anson Ford AmpitheaterCahuenga Blvd. East, Hollywood, 90058 The 1241-seat outdoor Ford Amphitheatre is set against a backdrop of cypresses and chaparral in the Hollywood Hills. It is relatively intimate: no patron is more than 96 feet away from the stage. Music, dance, film, theatre and family events are presented during the summer months. The Ford Amphitheatre Season is a program of the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. The John Anson Ford Amphitheatre is one of the oldest performing arts venues in Los Angeles still in use. The open-air amphitheatre sits on a 45-acre park-like setting in the Cahuenga Pass. It is now the home of the Ford Amphitheatre Season, a multi-disciplinary performing arts series running May through October, coordinated by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. 1993.

  9. The amphitheatre was built in 1920, but gradually deteriorated until the late County Supervisor John Anson Ford obtained funding for capital improvements several decades ago. The Pilgrimage Theatre was then renamed in his honor. It was used intermittently for Shakespearean theater, jazz concerts, and dance performances until former County Supervisor Ed Edelman revived the historic theatre with the creation of the Ford Amphitheatre Season (originally called "Summer Nights at the Ford") in 1993. Between 1995 and 2000, $4.3 million in capital improvements were made to the stage, backstage, and public areas of the Ford complex, including a $1.6 million renovation of the entryway. One of the goals of these renovations was to make the facility completely ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant. These capital investments by the County of Los Angeles continue to bring the historic site up to modern safety, access and performance standards for the enjoyment of all.

  10. Since its founding in 1994 by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the Ford Theatre Foundation, an independent not-for-profit organization, has been dedicated to supporting the performing arts and education activities that are presented by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission at the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre. In addition to raising funds for the Ford's performing arts and education programs, one of the Foundation's most important functions is to present a growing number of innovative performing arts programs at the Ford, programs designed to address the specialized needs of local audiences. For more information about the Ford Amphitheater: www.fordtheaters.org 323 461-3673

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  12. Art and Culture WorkshopTaller Arte y Cultura The Art and Culture Workshop -Taller Arte y Cultura- is an artistic and cultural organization devoted to the study, research, education, and promotion, of the art and culture of Latin America. For the last twenty years, the group has devoted its energy and time working in establishing liaisons between artists, cultural organizations, media, and the communities of both Latin America and Southern California to develop artistic, cultural, and educational initiatives, which in turned have benefited both the artists and the communities they serve. Over time, the Art and Culture Workshop has worked with public and private organizations, among them: the San Juan Capistrano Regional Library in its Multicultural Performing and Visual Arts Festival, the Orange County Public Library, the Bowers Museum; the cities of Los Angeles, Santa Ana, and San Juan Capistrano; the Los Angeles High School for the Arts, and Santa Ana Valley High School. The workshop has also been sponsored by the Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department, the California Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts in many of its ongoing projects.

  13. More than 50 artistic and cultural events have been produced, among them, the First Encounter of Andean Music, in Los Angeles, and both the First and Second Music and Dance Festivals of the Americas in 1998 and 2000 held at the Barclay Theater in UCI, California. The Art and Culture Workshop was instrumental in the development of the San Juan Capistrano Regional Library's Multicultural Art Series, and the library winning the Dana Cotton Award in 1996, a merit given nationally to the library with outstanding community programs. Along with Beyond Limits, another non-profit organization, the Art and Culture Workshop has worked to bring music and art to programs of prevention, motivation, education, and cultural ex-change, to at risk high school students in the native communities of the Navajos, -in Arizona. This program provides the youth with education and awareness about their realities and their environment, and fosters physical and mental exercises, -which in turn helps better interpersonal relationships and human respect. In the field of communications Art and Culture has published a literary magazine, and produced musical videos of Southern Californian musicians, and documentaries about the realities of Colombia.

  14. Art and Culture believes that as both the artist community and the communities that they serve grow and develop, it becomes urgent to develop newer and larger strategies in filling the gap for newer needs and growing demands. In this way, we contribute to maintaining a healthy environment and a better understanding between our communities. Please contact us at: Mission Viejo, California Tel: (949) 378-6681 Bogota, Colombia Tel: 269-8797 Email: forartandculture@yahoo.com, tallerarteycultura@yahoo.es 26861 Via Grande Mission Viejo, CA 92691

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