September 26, 2026
Golden 1 Credit Union, 239 W. 2nd Street, Chico. Public time to be announced.
Performances · rehearsals · community appearances
The applause is the easy part.
A performance is the visible part. Before it comes instruction, repetition, correction, costume work, music, transportation, family logistics, and the moment a young dancer decides to walk onstage anyway.
Each public stage is also a cultural classroom: youth performers carry choreography, music, costume, regional tradition, and Mexican cultural history into a shared community event.
Parade of Lights
Performance begins before the route does.
Costume, family, staging and the moments around the performance are part of the event record too.
Youth performing arts · community stages
Public performances and cultural events, 2026–27.
This is the public performance calendar supplied by Maestra Maria Trenda. Provisional dates remain clearly marked. Enrolled families receive dancer call times, backstage locations, group assignments, pickup instructions, and other private logistics directly.
October 17, 2026 · provisional
Parade of Lights, Downtown Chico. Participation and time remain to be confirmed.
November 1, 2026
Chico Day of the Dead Festival, Silver Dollar Fairgrounds Pavilion, 2357 Fair Street, Chico. Public performance at noon.
November 22, 2026
Christmas Preview, Downtown Chico. Public time to be announced.
March–April 2027
CUSD Board meeting, Sycamore Glen, RDM & Friends showcase, and Children’s Faire. Dates pending.
May 2027
Cinco de Mayo at Rosedale, Growing Healthy Children Faire, and additional performances as confirmed.
Family privacy remains operational: dancer call times, backstage assignments, family meetups, pickup instructions, and private events are distributed directly rather than indexed publicly.
Every event listing should answer
What families and audiences need to know.
When
Date, call time where appropriate, public start time, and expected duration.
Where
Venue, city, map, parking, entrance, and accessibility.
What
Performance, rehearsal, community event, region, dance, or program context.
How to attend
Public or private status, cost, tickets, seating, and official contact.
Performance archive
Events are where teaching becomes public culture.
Every appearance grows from rehearsal, family transportation, costume preparation, music, venue coordination, volunteers, and dancers ready to share the beauty and richness of Mexican culture.
The public calendar should identify confirmed events without exposing unnecessary child schedules or routine locations.
Working board · committees · volunteers
Help lead Rosas de María.
Rosas de María is growing, and so is the work behind every class, costume, performance, scholarship and community partnership. We are seeking additional working board members, committee leaders and volunteers who want to preserve Mexican culture and build an organization capable of serving families for generations.
Public appearances
2026–27 community appearances
This is the public-facing schedule supplied by Maestra Maria Trenda. A date marked “provisional” is still being confirmed. Registered families receive dancer call times, grade assignments, backstage locations and other working details directly.
September 26, 2026
Golden 1 Credit Union, 239 W. 2nd Street, Chico. Public show time to be announced.
October 17, 2026 · provisional
Parade of Lights, downtown Chico. Participation and public time to be confirmed.
November 1, 2026
Día de Muertos Festival, Chico Fairgrounds. Public performance at noon.
November 22, 2026
Christmas Preview, downtown Chico. Public show time to be announced.
March–April 2027
CUSD Board meeting, Sycamore Glen, the RDM & Friends fundraiser showcase, and the Children’s Faire. Exact dates are pending.
May 2027
Cinco de Mayo at Rosedale (May 5), Growing Healthy Children Faire (May 8), and additional community appearances as confirmed.
Privacy boundary: private partner events and child logistics are omitted from this public calendar.