South SA Chamber Kicks Off 4th Annual City South Fest
South San Antonio Chamber Kicks Off 4th Annual City South Festival
Event to Feature Iron-Chef Style Student Culinary Competition
The South Chamber is proud to announce its 4th Annual City South Festival on Sunday, March 29, 2009 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Brooks City-Base at the corner of S. New Braunfels and S.E. Military Drive.
City South will feature an Iron-Chef Style Student Culinary Competition with many participating high schools: Burbank, J.P. Stevens, John Jay, Lanier, Warren, and several other San Antonio area high schools.
In addition, City South will host a Student Visual Arts Show and Competition featuring students from Brackenridge High, Churchill High, East Central High, Edgewood Academy, Highlands High, MacArthur High, McCollum High, Navarro Academy, Lee High, and St. Mary’s Hall. Scholarships will be awarded in the categories of art, culinary arts, and music.
Food, fun, and great music will round out the event’s exciting line-up, including the popular Central Catholic Jazz Band, East Central High School Jazz Band, Southwest Middle School Jazz Band, McCollum High School Jazz Band, San Antonio Blues Society/SA Blue Cats and Henry Brun & the Latin Playerz.
“Our goal and the goal of all of our phenomenal volunteers is to provide an on-going event that benefits San Antonio’s youth,” said Cindy Taylor, South Chamber president. “The City South Festival is the cornerstone to our establishing a foundation to ensure our students have the financial resources they need for many years to come.”
We thank the South Chamber for its impactful contributions to the community, particularly our most valuable resource -- our students,” said Robert Jaklich, Harlandale ISD superintendent.
“This event helps students build self-esteem and is an example of opportunities we try to provide for our students. Partnering with organizations like the South Chamber is a necessary component to enhancing our curriculum and providing excellent opportunities for learning.”
Visit southsachamber.org or call (210) 533-1600 for more information.
Event to Feature Iron-Chef Style Student Culinary Competition
The South Chamber is proud to announce its 4th Annual City South Festival on Sunday, March 29, 2009 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Brooks City-Base at the corner of S. New Braunfels and S.E. Military Drive.
City South will feature an Iron-Chef Style Student Culinary Competition with many participating high schools: Burbank, J.P. Stevens, John Jay, Lanier, Warren, and several other San Antonio area high schools.
In addition, City South will host a Student Visual Arts Show and Competition featuring students from Brackenridge High, Churchill High, East Central High, Edgewood Academy, Highlands High, MacArthur High, McCollum High, Navarro Academy, Lee High, and St. Mary’s Hall. Scholarships will be awarded in the categories of art, culinary arts, and music.
Food, fun, and great music will round out the event’s exciting line-up, including the popular Central Catholic Jazz Band, East Central High School Jazz Band, Southwest Middle School Jazz Band, McCollum High School Jazz Band, San Antonio Blues Society/SA Blue Cats and Henry Brun & the Latin Playerz.
“Our goal and the goal of all of our phenomenal volunteers is to provide an on-going event that benefits San Antonio’s youth,” said Cindy Taylor, South Chamber president. “The City South Festival is the cornerstone to our establishing a foundation to ensure our students have the financial resources they need for many years to come.”
We thank the South Chamber for its impactful contributions to the community, particularly our most valuable resource -- our students,” said Robert Jaklich, Harlandale ISD superintendent.
“This event helps students build self-esteem and is an example of opportunities we try to provide for our students. Partnering with organizations like the South Chamber is a necessary component to enhancing our curriculum and providing excellent opportunities for learning.”
Visit southsachamber.org or call (210) 533-1600 for more information.
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