Upcoming 2025 appearances include the Surrey Fusion Festival on July 19–20 at Holland Park in Surrey, and Día de Muertos performances at Vancouver Playhouse on November 1. In the Día de Muertos program, the evening features prominent artists such as Calpulli Cemanahuac, Canto Vivo, Chela Tumbao, Yollotl, Mariachi Tabasko, and Marimba, delivering a rich tapestry of traditional and contemporary Mexican performance. For fans living in the Vancouver area, this is a premier opportunity to experience authentic folklore and festive celebration in one program.
Social media connections help fans stay up to date and engaged with the group’s activities and future tours. Follow Nahualli Folklore Society on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter/X for the latest show announcements and behind-the-scenes looks at rehearsals and performances.
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Twitter/X: twitter.com/nahuallidance
Venues in British Columbia, including Vancouver Playhouse, are known for their intimate seating, comfortable acoustics, and excellent sightlines, making them ideal settings for the intricate footwork and rhythmic complexity of this group.