Support Flamenco in the Community
Naranjita Flamenco is proud to bring Flamenco to Orange County, and though our hearts and intentions are gigantic, we’re still a very small school that could use your help.
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A small donation would be HUGE to us!
Flamenco takes a lot of dedication, hard work and money to learn and ultimately, to perform. Dedicated teachers like Richard Chavez have selflessly given themselves to teaching others how to enjoy the experience. Many of our little students have pushed their parents limits as to how much time and money they can spend to learn and continue their journey. And our champions - our company dancers - who spend at least 4-5 hours a week studying, hundreds of dollars making costumes and who pay musicians to accompany them at each & every community show. With your support, you enable the Naranjita Flamenco community to continue our efforts in building a strong foundation for our classes and performance opportunities to thrive and grow.
A donation from you today would help us to do more next year!
That means more shows at community events with live musicians, more compensation for teachers, more costumes and more opportunities for more students.
Flamenco takes a lot of dedication, hard work and money to learn and ultimately, to perform. Dedicated teachers like Richard Chavez have selflessly given themselves to teaching others how to enjoy the experience. Many of our little students have pushed their parents limits as to how much time and money they can spend to learn and continue their journey. And our champions - our company dancers - who spend at least 4-5 hours a week studying, hundreds of dollars making costumes and who pay musicians to accompany them at each & every community show. With your support, you enable the Naranjita Flamenco community to continue our efforts in building a strong foundation for our classes and performance opportunities to thrive and grow.
A donation from you today would help us to do more next year!
That means more shows at community events with live musicians, more compensation for teachers, more costumes and more opportunities for more students.