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• Admisión a Graceland, Country Music Hall of Fame, Wildhorse Saloon, Museo Derechos Civiles, Sun Studios, Preservation Hall y Willis Tower Chicago y Indianapolis Speedway
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• Admisión a Oak Alley Plantation

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• Memphis Doubletree By Hilton Memphis Downtown
• New Orleans Wyndham New Orleans French Quarter

Día 1 Chicago

Arribo al hotel por cuenta del pasajero. Resto del día libre. Alojamiento

Día 2 Chicago

Desayuno Americano. Por la mañana comenzaremos el recorrido en el área financiera con la visita a uno de los edificios más altos del mundo: La Torre Willis (antiguamente llamada Sears) y tendremos la oportunidad de admirar la panorámica de varios edificios notables: el First Chicago Bank Plaza, Civic Opera House, City Hall y el imponente edificio del Estado de Illinois. Recorriendo Wacker Drive a lo largo del Río Chicago, tendremos una perfecta vista del Merchandise Mart (que perteneció a la familia Kennedy) y de las torres Marina City. Al desplazarnos hacia el sur, visitaremos la Universidad de Chicago y por la vía del Lake Shore Boulevard llegaremos al área de los museos que además nos regala la mejor vista panorámica de la ciudad. De regreso al hotel pasaremos por los parques Grand y Millennium. Tarde libre. Alojamiento.

Día 3 Chicago - Indianapolis

Desayuno Americano. Por la mañana salimos de Chicago en viaje hacia Indianápolis, donde llegaremos a mediodía. Visita de la ciudad y algunos de sus monumentos más importantes, como el Capitolio Estatal de Indiana. Haremos énfasis en el famoso circuito automovilístico, escenario de la legendaria carrera de Las 500 millas de Indianápolis y conocido como el ‘Brickyard’. Alojamiento.

Día 4 Indianapolis - Nashville

Desayuno Americano. Por la mañana salimos rumbo a Nashville, la ciudad más importante en la industria musical americana. Llegaremos al mediodía, haciendo inmediatamente el tour por la misma: visitaremos la Universidad de Vanderbilt, el Parque del Bicentenario y el Salón de la Fama de la Música Country. En la noche, saldremos para visitar el Wildhorse Saloon, donde tendrán la oportunidad de bailar al estilo del oeste americano al ritmo de la música Country. Alojamiento.

Día 5 Nashville - Memphis

Desayuno Americano. Por la mañana salimos hacia Memphis, en el mismo Estado de Tennessee. Nuestra primera actividad una vez lleguemos será visitar el legendario Sun Studios, cuna misma del Rock and Roll. Continuamos con la visita al conmovedor Museo de los Derechos Civiles, ubicado en el mismo edificio donde fue asesinado Martin Luther King en 1968. Esta noche, saldremos para disfrutar de la música de la ciudad y vamos a la legendaria calle Beale, visitando uno de los tantos bares en la calle, para escuchar un poco de Rhythm y Blues. Alojamiento.

Día 6 Memphis - New Orleans

Desayuno Americano. Por la mañana haremos una de las visitas más importantes del viaje: nos dirigimos a la mansión de Elvis Presley, «Graceland». Al finalizar la visita continuamos hacia al Crescent City, New Orleans donde llegaremos a ultimas horas de la tarde. Alojamiento.

Día 7 New Orleans

Desayuno Americano. Por la mañana salimos con destino a Oak Alley, una de las plantaciones más famosas del siglo 19. Luego de visitar la plantación, continuamos viaje a los famosos Swamps de Louisiana, donde, para almorzar (no incluido), tendrán la oportunidad de abordar un Swamp Boat (opcional) para conocer el Bayou y su fauna de cerca. Regreso a New Orleans en la tarde. Alojamiento.

Día 8 New Orleans

Desayuno Americano. Por la mañana realizaremos una visita por el Barrio Francés, zona de tiendas y restaurantes que ya servía de lugar de comercio desde 1791. En una mañana es posible viajar a través de tres siglos de historia, leyendas y romances por esta ciudad que nadie cuidó y que, sin embargo, creció al ritmo de la música, de la vida libertina, del clima inclemente, la magia, las mezclas étnicas y una gastronomía única, creando sus propios sonidos e imágenes como las del famoso Barrio Francés y la histórica Plaza Jackson, sede del Cabildo, lugar donde se guardan los documentos que certifican que Napoleón Bonaparte le vendió a Thomas Jefferson la Luisiana francesa, consolidando de esa manera el mejor negocio de la historia. De historias de vudú y la piratería se puede escuchar en el Bayou San Juan, el canal utilizado por Jean Lafitte y su banda de piratas, a nuestro paso en ruta hacia el lago Pontchartrain. Continuamos nuestro recorrido hacia el mundialmente famoso Distrito de los Jardines, apreciando las majestuosas mansiones, y también pasaremos por las universidades de Tulane y Loyola. Tarde libre. Alojamiento.

Día 9 New Orleans

Desayuno Americano. Fin de nuestros servicios.

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Cité de la musique

Inaugurated in 1995, the Cité de la musique building was conceived by the architect Christian de Portzamparc. He wanted it in the form of a “dreamlike town”, a space inviting movement, open to Greater Paris, a meeting place.

Born of the desire to bring together, in one unique venue, the Paris Conservatory and its’ musical instrument museum, crammed into their premises on rue de Madrid, and the spaces – concert and rehearsal halls – allowing the optimal conditions for organisation of public events, the Cité de la musique was inaugurated in January 1995. Thus, the original project consisted of reuniting, in one space, equipment intended for the teaching and diffusion of music. It was the architect Christian de Portzamparc who was chosen to achieve it. He would receive the Pritzker Prize, the architectural equivalent of a Nobel, in 1994, after a decade dedicated to the building.

A dreamlike town

In front of the conservatory, alongside which it lends a lovely perspective to the la Villette Grand hall, the Cité de la musique strikes one with the multiplicity of its’ openings, which bear witness to that of its’ interior spaces. The architect, in effect, wanted it to be a building to explore, slightly labyrinth-like – the musicians say that it takes 15 days to get one’s bearings – a “dreamlike town” inviting movement and encounters. Thus the Cité de la musique combines several buildings within the same edifice and scatters small passages, staircases, quiet corners and other connecting passages in an assembly of interlocking spaces. In doing this, it multiplies the play of perspective and light. Pierre Boulez underlined the musical dimension: “ What I love about the Cité de la musique, is that as we wander, everything changes. It is in fact comparable to music”.

A building to travel through

The different venues that make up the Cité de la musique – the concert halls, the Museum and its’ amphitheatre, the library, but also the rehearsal rooms and the areas reserved for administration – are spread over a vast area behind glass in the form of a shell, La rue Musicale, which serves as an entrance hall, in which the public all cross paths. In the opinion of Christian de Portzamparc, architecture rhymes with movement: “I see (...) architecture as an invitation to life, that’s to say, to movement. It’s not that the architecture moves, or is necessarily destabilised, but that man moves. I don’t look at it as a static plan, but according to pathways. Architecture, like music, perceives itself in time and according to sequences, and I pursue the idea that it gives rhythm to space, practicing that which some call the art of montage within it”.

The Concert hall

The Cité de la musique’s flagship room, the Concert Hall, was conceived by Christian de Portzamparc so that all styles of music can be played in it.

650 to 1,600 people capacity depending on the set up

From rectangle to circle

Pierre Boulez wanted it both rectangular and modular, Christian Portzamparc wanted it in elliptical form. The Cité de la musique Concert Hall is a meeting of these two paths. Its’ rectangular floor area is open to many possible configurations; the seats are retractable and movable, the stage is also mobile, and several stages can be installed. On the upper level, the balconies reveal the ellipsoidal form of the hall. These balconies are a multitude of small boxes, furnished with a lighting system which allows them to be infused with changing colour, and they also house small bench-seats. And finally, the hall is ringed by a gallery above the balconies.

“The elliptical form of the Cité de la musique gives great perceptive richness. Depending on the venue, it can appear small or great, intimate or grandiose” Christian de Portzamparc Architect of the Cité de la musique

The different setups of the Concert hall, 2016

An adaptable hall

The Concert Hall was conceived as a venue for spatially innovative works as well as more traditional installations. It is blessed with excellent acoustics and can adapt itself to the requirements of each repertoire, symphonic groups or dance performances, from chamber music to bigger sounds.Thus it offers, according to the chosen configuration, from 650 to 1600 places (with the floor area as standing-room). Situated on the ground floor, the Concert Hall is accessible without any stairs. Each concert can welcome 10 people in wheelchairs on the floor area.

The Amphitheatre

Offering each spectator a marvellous view and acoustics which serve small groups magnificently, the Amphitheatre is the perfect setting for chamber music concerts.

An intimate room

With 250 seats, the Amphitheatre gives everyone clear views of the stage and perfect acoustics for small orchestras. Thus it is perfectly suitable for chamber music concerts or recitals, to which it gives a great sense of intimacy. Air conditioned according to museum norms for the protection of the instruments, it also offers the perfect playing conditions necessary for fragile instruments.

A multi-purpose venue

This relatively small room is perfectly suitable for children’s shows. Furnished with projection apparatus, it can equally welcome films and conferences. Its’ Baroque organ, created by Christian de Portzamprac (casing) and Jean-François Dupont (craftsmanship) is regularly played by students at the Paris Conservatory and during concerts. The Amphitheatre is situated underground. It is accessible by way of a large staircase and a lift. The room can accommodate five people in wheelchairs.

The Musée de la musique

Conceived by the architect Franck Hammoutène, the Musée de la musique is separate space within the Cité de la musique, an intimate venue and suitable to the dialogue between musical craftsmanship and musical practice.

6,200-sq.m. of exhibition space

1,000 objects exhibited in the museum

An exceptional venue

The Musée de la musique was conceived to house and showcase the heritage slowly constructed since the creation in 1795 of the Paris Music Conservatory and its’ “instrument cabinet”. Following a competition launched in 1990, the French architect Franck Hammoutène was chosen to organise the layout of the historical music zone at the heart of Christian Portzamparc’s building. In order to protect the exhibits from the light of day while preserving the interplay between interior and exterior, the architect has chosen to play with the echo effect between the interior of the museum and the building that houses it. Thus the surrounding architecture shows itself through a series of breaks. The Musée de la musique was inaugurated in 1997.

“The museum is a protected, hidden space, where it is the instruments and their colours which are left to speak. Where the architecture’s protective assimilation of the public becomes more subconscious than conscious.” Franck Hammoutène Architect and scenographer of the Musée de la Musique

A series of consecutive fluid bodies

The development of the museum was initially seen as based on “a principle of fluidity and of a cross-reading which has continued from Orpheus to IRCAM ( French Institute for research in music and acoustical science)” according to the architect. ”A series of consecutive fluid bodies, of rhythms and passages”. ”The museum was intended to function on a principal of derivation and connection, associating instruments with paintings, sculptures, writings, the practice and the architecture of music. It was necessary to weave continuous networks through a welcoming architecture which was just sequences and interruptions. The number of pieces to be exhibited necessitated great closeness to the objects, here we have the vague impression of moving through a very particular collection.”

A museum to listen to

The intimate nature of the museum makes it suitable for the organisation of small concerts, notably walking concerts, during which the public is closest to the musicians. It thus establishes an exchange between musical craftsmanship and musical practice. Renovation of the spaces was undertaken in June 2007 and completed in March 2009, fruit of reflection aimed at pushing the logic of music more open to the world further. The result is an audio-guide offering the public a large selection of sample extracts of the instruments in the collection, as well as forty short documentary films to enhance their journey through the museum. The museum is accessible to everybody. Parent and children will find suitable visit-tools, as will handicapped visitors. All the spaces in the museum are accessible to visitors with limited mobility.

A space dedicated to photography

Next to the Musée de la musique, a second temporary exhibition space hosts one time a year an exhibition mixing music and photography.

The Media library

Open onto the the Parc de la Villette, the Library provides a quiet space for professional musicians, aficionados or those simply curious, who wish to read up on music.

Originally conceived as a small bridge leading to the grand auditorium which was a part of the original plan for the Cité de la musique, the beam with its’ red metallic framework which crosses Christian de Portzamprac’s building has housed the Library since 2005. It offers an open and airy yet warm space, separated into different sections, giving onto the Parc de la Villette. Equipped with modern facilities, accessible to people with reduced mobility, it caters equally to professional musicians, connaisseurs, music enthusiasts or those simply curious, with a collection of around 70,000 documents at their disposal (printed material, sound recordings, audio-visuals and multimedia) and digital resources online. The Library opened its’ doors in 2005 thanks to a special funding initiative granted by the Ministry for Culture and Communication and the support of Hewlett Packard. It was inaugurated on the 26th of October 2005 in the prescence of Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres, the Minister for Culture at the time.

The educational spaces

In addition to the educational spaces of the Philharmonie, the Cité de la musique has two locales hosting educational workshops: one specifically dedicated to amplified music including a mixing studio and a sound booth, the other devoted to the practice of Javanese gamelan.

Gift & book shop

The Gift & Book Shop at the entrance to the Museum carries thousands of CDs from every musical genre, as well as a large selection of books about music.

Restaurants & bars

The Café des concerts is an elegant setting beneath the portico, looking out at the plaza of the Fontaine aux Lions and facing the Grande Halle de la Villette.

Jean Nouvel la Philharmonie

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Casa Da Música

A jewel of modern European architecture

Casa da  Música (Music House in portuguese) is a cultural hall in Porto where concerts and events are held throughout the year.

The design is the work of Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas , who counts in his portfolio renowned architectural projects, such as the design of Prada stores around the world and complex projects, such as the CCTV Building (China's most popular TV channel).

The building was designed to coincide with Porto's year as European Capital of Culture, in 2001. Construction began in 1999 and was not completed until 2005 (6 years later than planned). Today it is one of the icons of the city of Porto , both nationally and internationally.

What to see at Casa de Musica in Porto

The beauty of this building lies not only in its inverted shape and curious facade, but also in the adaptability of the building itself, since the main hall can be adapted to various activities and transformed into several spaces.

The auditorium can accommodate an audience of 1238 people, although it can vary according to the occasion and the way it is arranged.

The Casa da Música Restaurant , on the upper floor, has a capacity for up to 250 people and a beautiful view of the city of Porto . There is also a bar with an outdoor terrace.

A full season at Casa da Música can host a wide variety of concerts, such as classical, electronic and street music, among other types of performances

For more information about the upcoming events, you can check Casa Da Música website.

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Shakira included Dallas in her new world tour, “Las mujeres ya no lloran” (Women No Longer Cry), which will tour 14 cities in the United States and Canada for two months.

Shakira announced Tuesday the first leg of her tour, which begins Nov. 2 in Palm Desert, Calif., and will end Dec. 15 in Detroit, Mich.

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The tour is named after her latest album, released March 22, which includes 16 songs and collaborations with artists such as Cardi B, Bizarrap, Karol G, Rauw Alejandro, Ozuna, Manuel Turizo, and Tiësto. A ticket pre-sale begins Friday. General ticket sales start on Monday on LiveNation.com and Shakira.com.

The 47-year-old singer said in a post on Instagram that more international dates will be announced soon.

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“A jaw-dropping funhouse!” - The New York Times

Broadway's “SCREAMINGLY GOOD FUN!” ( Variety ) musical comedy is now haunting houses all across the country! Based on Tim Burton’s dearly beloved film, BEETLEJUICE tells the story of Lydia Deetz, a strange and unusual teenager whose whole life changes when she meets a recently deceased couple and a demon with a thing for stripes. With an irreverent book, an astonishing set, and a score that’s out of this Netherworld, BEETLEJUICE is “A FEAST FOR THE EYES AND SOUL!” ( Entertainment Weekly ). And under its uproarious surface (six feet under, to be exact), it’s a remarkably touching show about family, love, and making the most of every Day-O!

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“A BIG, FANTASTICAL FUNHOUSE OF BURTONESQUE MAGIC!” - People Magazine

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Costume contest rules.

Get tickets to a Friday performance during the month of October and enter the in-person costume contest.

Head to the Marquis Theatre starting 45 minutes before the performance to get a photo of your costume taken by a BEETLEJUICE staff member – group costumes are welcome! Be ready to show your tickets to the BEETLEJUICE staff member.

Winner will receive a package of strange and unusual swag.

The costumes will be judged during the performance, and the winner will be announced on-stage during the curtain call.

Follow these rules (or you're dead to us). Contest entries will be accepted between 7:15 pm ET and 7:45 pm ET on October 7, 14, 21, and 28, 2022. Entries may include groups of up to six (6) people. Every person entered into the contest, including members of a group, must provide proof of their ticket to that evening's performance. Entries must not include content from Beetlejuice the movie. Costumes may not obstruct the view of another audience member, and must fit within the reasonable boundaries of your seat. No simulated, costume or functional weapons are allowed at BEETLEJUICE the Musical. Full-face masks are also prohibited. Hate speech (in any language) is not permitted on attire or props. Shoes must be worn at all times. No nudity. Judging criteria: originality/creativity (40%), adherence to the creative world of BEETLEJUICE the Musical (40%) and overall quality of costume(s) (20%).

TICKETS FOR LIFE CONTEST RULES

Get tickets to a Thursday performance during the month of October and enter the in-person costume contest.

Head to the 7th Avenue side of the theatre (between 50th St. and 51st St.) starting 45 minutes before the performance to get a photo of your costume taken by a BEETLEJUICE staff member – group costumes are welcome! Be ready to show your tickets to the BEETLEJUICE staff member.

During the performance, the cast will choose a winner.

After the show, the winner(s) will have a photo taken with the cast.

Follow these rules (or you're dead to us). No simulated, costume or functional weapons are allowed at BEETLEJUICE the Musical. Full-face masks are also prohibited. Hate speech (in any language) is not permitted on attire or props. Shoes must be worn at all times. No nudity.

DIGITAL COSTUME CONTEST

To enter the digital costume contest, share a photo on Twitter or Instagram that tags @BeetlejuiceBway and uses #BeetlejuiceCostumeContest in the caption through October 27, or upload your photo on our contest landing page.

One winner will receive an exclusive October merchandise package. The winner will be announced on October 31.

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BEETLECRAWL LOCATIONS

P.S. Kitchen (246 W. 48th St.) Haswell Green’s (240 W. 52nd St.) Vida Verde (248 W. 55th St.) Beetle House (308 E 6th St.)

P.S. Kitchen (246 W. 48th St.) Ocean Prime (123 W. 52nd St.) Vida Verde (248 W. 55th St.) Otto’s Shrunken Head (538 E. 14th St.) Sweet & Vicious (5 Spring St.) The Auction House (300 E. 89th St.) Haswell Green’s (240 W. 52nd St.)