¡Hola!Arkansascelebrates'CincodeMayo'withfreecommunityhealthfair Saturday, May 4, 2013 from 10:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m.
LITTLE ROCK, AR - - To celebrate “Cinco de Mayo” sponsors and exhibitors will be offering free information, free health screenings and free food while dancing to Mexican tunes at the 7th Annual of the “¡Hola! Arkansas Health & Safety Fair” at the College Station Clinic and City Center from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
“This year’s annual event will be a step up, like no other. We are expecting that hundreds of families will gather to learn what Arkansas has to offer in health, safety, disaster and emergency while everyone enjoys and celebrate “Cinco de Mayo,” the Mexican culture, food and music,” said Maura Lozano-Yancy, president of ¡Hola! Arkansas.
The 10th annual event will focus in providing Hispanic and African American families with effective preparedness, free health services and information promoting a safer and healthier life in Arkansas.
For additional information or to participate with services and a both, call: (501) 771-5007 or visit ¡Hola! Arkansas on line on the web at www.Hola-Arkansas.com or by e-mail, sales@hola-arkansas.com.
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