Isabella & Ferdinand® Academia de Español™ proudly participated in Cultural Heritage Night at Horace Mann Elementary School, in collaboration with Conéctate Foundation.
This vibrant annual event, which brought together more than 70 cultures from around the world, was a true celebration of diversity, creativity, and community spirit.
Together with families, students, and educators, Isabella & Ferdinand® showcased the richness of the Spanish language and Latin American traditions through music, dance, and art.
🎶 Highlights of the Evening
Children’s Choir Performance: Our talented students filled the auditorium with joy and pride, performing songs that celebrated multiculturalism and unity.
Sevillanas Dance Demonstration & Mini-Class: Led by Professor Lucía Torres, families joined in to learn the rhythm and movement of this traditional Andalusian dance.
Bolivian Caporales Dance Show: The audience was captivated by the vibrant colors and energy of the Caporales, a dynamic folkloric dance that represents Bolivia’s cultural spirit.
Live Music by Fulvia Fossati: The Bolivian singer delighted guests with an international repertoire, performing in multiple languages to honor global diversity.
Art Station for Kids: Young artists explored creativity through painting activities inspired by Latin American culture.
Information Booth: Families had the opportunity to learn about our Spanish immersion programs, Summer Camps, and DELE-certified courses that promote intercultural learning year-round.
The evening was a beautiful reminder that language and culture connect us all.
At Isabella & Ferdinand® Academia de Español™, we are proud to be part of such meaningful initiatives that celebrate identity, heritage, and community through education.
💫 ¡Gracias, Horace Mann Elementary and Conéctate Foundation, for an unforgettable celebration of culture and unity!
