1250 W Continental Rd, PO Box 1301, Green Valley, AZ 85622 / Phone: 399-1750
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* GREEN VALLEY SUMMER CHORUSGREEN VALLEY SUMMER CHORUS
Time: 7:00 pm
Join the Green Valley Summer Chorus in celebrating their third annual summer concert here at CPAC. This forty-voice ensemble, under the direction of Al Saterbak, will feature a variety of music ranging across the choral repertoire. The majority of the chorus members currently perform in the Green Valley Community Chorus, a non-profit choir composed of approximately 70 enthusiastic voices from surrounding southern Arizona communities. Their mission is to bring beautiful music from all eras of history to our community through quality performances of great choral works, both sacred and secular.
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* FRONTIER DOUBLE FEATUREFRONTIER DOUBLE FEATURE
Time: 7:00 pm
Tickets: $10 in advance – all tickets $15 at door
For well over a hundred years prospectors, adventurers and even tourists have searched in vain for the famous Lost Dutchman gold mine in Arizona’s Superstition Mountains. Dozens have died in this rugged place only a few miles from downtown Phoenix. Was there a “Dutchman” and did he have a fabulous mine that contained, in his words “enough treasure for ten men?” “Legends of the Lost Dutchman” follows his trail and those of the men and women who continue to search.
For a brief time in the 1880’s the little town of Canyon Diablo in northern Arizona became the wickedest place on the frontier. With a killing almost every day, no lawman dared step foot in this den of gamblers, robbers and thieves. This was “the end of the track,” a community of tents, tar paper shacks and killers.
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