Mark your calendars for a night of jubilation and cultural splendor - "Noche De Mariachi" promises to be an event that will touch hearts, uplift spirits, and support the future workforce of tomorrow.

[Corpus Christi, TX] – The United Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Foundation in collaboration with IBC Bank, is thrilled to announce the much-awaited cultural extravaganza, "Noche De Mariachi," celebrating the vibrant and rich traditions of Hispanic culture. This free event is open to the public and promises an unforgettable evening of mariachi music, dance, and entertainment.

Date: Saturday, October 14th
Time: 6:00-10:00pm
Venue: IBC Bank (221 S. Shoreline, Corpus Christi, TX)
Admission: FREE for the general public

"Noche De Mariachi" aims to immerse attendees in the warmth and passion of Hispanic heritage through captivating performances by talented mariachi bands.  Patrons will experience the soulful melodies of mariachi music, marvel at the elegant choreography of folkloric dance, and enjoy a cultural celebration like no other.

As part of our commitment to giving back to the community, "Noche De Mariachi" presents a unique opportunity to support a noble cause. We are proud to announce that this event will feature sponsorship opportunities, with all proceeds benefiting the United Corpus Christi Chamber Foundation’s Mano a Mano Scholarship Fund. By aligning as a sponsor, your company will not only gain exposure to a diverse audience but will also play a significant role in empowering future generations through investment of education and innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, & Math (STEAM) disciplines.

"We believe that education is the foundation of progress, and by supporting the Chamber Foundation’s Mano a Mano Scholarship Fund through this event, we are fostering a brighter future for our youth," said Al Arreola Jr., CEO at the United Corpus Christi Chamber. "We invite businesses and organizations to join us in this noble endeavor and become a part of a cultural celebration that truly makes a difference."

“We are honored to be the presenting sponsor of the 'Noche De Mariachi' cultural event, an incredible celebration of Hispanic heritage that resonates deeply with our values of diversity and community,” said Gus Barrera, President & CEO, IBC Bank – Corpus Christi.  “As we come together to enjoy the music, dance, and vibrant traditions, we're equally excited about the impact this event will have on shaping young minds through the Mano a Mano scholarship fund. IBC Bank is committed to fostering innovation and workforce development, and through this event, we are not just celebrating culture but also investing in a brighter future for aspiring students in STEM fields.”

Sponsorship packages are available at various levels, offering different benefits such as prominent logo placement, exclusive advertising opportunities, and VIP access to the event. Interested parties can learn more about sponsorship opportunities by contacting Hope Rangel at hope@unitedcorpuschristi.org or 361-881-1800 or Click Here To Sponsor Online.  

Join us for an unforgettable celebration of Hispanic culture at "Noche De Mariachi" and help make a difference in the lives of aspiring young minds. Follow our website unitedccchamber.com for updates and further event details.



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About the United Corpus Christi Chamber Foundation Mano a Mano Education Fund:
The Mano a Mano Education Fund encourages students to continue their education in the Coastal Bend while promoting the growth of the local workforce.  Founded in 2012, the program has awarded more than 250 students with over $675,000.00 in scholarships.  

This scholarship helps local students achieve a college degree or certification in technical fields relating to local employment.  The scholarship is also available to school districts for the advancement and needs of students in STEAM programs focused on industry related training pertinent in the Coastal Bend.  The program will fulfill the needs of keeping students in education and training settings and to help with the local job shortages in our labor market producing productive workers and citizens.