Dia del Niño is on the Calendario

From a CREER press release.

CREER, a local non-profit which focuses on education, community and culture for children and families, is presenting the sixth annual wonderful celebration of uniting children of all cultures in San Juan Capistrano.

It was announced today by CREER’s Board President and former Mayor, Joe Soto and Angeles Ceballos, CREER executive director, that the “6th Annual Dia del Niño” will be held on Saturday, April 27, 2013 at Stone Field in San Juan. 

The event will feature games, prizes, health screenings, body mass index measurements and nutrition information, and face painting.

The event will run from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and will also include various community sponsored booths, bounce houses, mechanical bull riding, and petting zoo.

New to the event this year is Radio Disney who will be hosting games and activities, music, and prizes. The Dia del Niño stage will feature local dance and theatrics throughout the day, including CREER’s signature and outstanding program Corazones Alegres Ballet Folklorico along with the amazing Capistrano Community Mariachi group.

The event is FREE to children and their families. A variety of foods and beverages will be available for purchase and all proceeds will go to benefit CREER’s signature programs. 

To represent your organization, business, or crafts in a booth, contact Angeles Ceballos (714)) 788-8339 or email angelesceb@hotmail.com. www.creersjc.org.

 
Sponsors to date: Applied Medical, Mission Hospital, Ricardo’sace, Damian Party Rentals, Healthy Smiles, Lopez Party Rentals, F &M Bank, NeighborWorks of Orange County, Jarritos, Costco, ABConsulting, San Juan Capistrano Police Services, SJC Chamber of Commerce, Atlas Capistrano Academy, CREER Board of Directors, Coyote 8 & many more. 

Diamond Sponsors: APPLIED MEDICAL & MISSION HOSPITAL

CREER, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit based in San Juan Capistrano, CA was founded in 2007. Its mission is to develop children, youth and families through educational, cultural, sports and civic leadership programs. CREER provides a unique array of cultural programs such as: the Homework Club, music, dance, art, computer and soccer. CREER also provides leadership in community development as well as help to channel community resources in the areas of public safety, affordable housing, economic development, civic participation and leadership training.