Club ¡TropiCaliente!
A benefit evening for the Hurley School
Friday, May 4, 2012, 7–11 pm
The Benjamin Franklin Institute
For directions, see our venue page.
Join the conga line
to our retro-Latin nightclub
Club TropiCaliente’s Latin fever is back and we’re re-opening in a new location! Boston’s ladies and gents, muchachos y muchachas are clamoring to relive the legendary “Tropicana of the North” — America’s most mythic Latin nightclub of the mid-twentieth century!
Mambo your way to this fantastic event, where you’ll:
- Dance the night away with live music… cha-cha-chá!
- Delight in Latin-Caribbean inspired food
- Enjoy signature drinks at the Open Bar
- See the hottest Silent Auction north of Havana!
- And most important, raise money for the Hurley School.
Brought to you by Neighborhood Parents for the Hurley School.
Tickets are $85 each in advance, $100 at the door, or $575 for 8 tickets to bring your entourage. Tickets go on sale soon.
About NPHS & the Hurley
The Joseph J. Hurley K–8 School, located at 70 Worcester Street in Boston’s South End, is one of only three dual-language immersion schools in the Boston Public Schools system. This innovative school serves the neighborhood’s racially, ethnically, and economically diverse population with a two-way bilingual program in which native English- and Spanish-speaking students learn together, experiencing the core academic curriculum in two languages, and gaining literacy and fluency in both English and Spanish.
Neighborhood Parents for the Hurley School is a group of parents and community members working with the Joseph J. Hurley School to make it one of the best schools in Boston. NPHS supports the school by helping raise funds, developing partnerships with a variety of organizations, and working to bring the Hurley needed resources to enhance the educational experience of its students. Through the generosity of friends like you, NPHS’s efforts have enabled the school to hire a science specialist and librarian; fund anti-bullying education, mentoring, and test preparation; add music, theater, dance, and woodworking programs; restore the previously unusable gymnasium; create a school library; and transform a parking lot into an athletic field.
NPHS is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit, and all contributions are tax-deductable to the extent allowed by law.
The TropiGals!
