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THE MANTILLA — A BRIEF HISTORYThe black mantilla is one of the oldest and most recognizable symbols of Spanish feminine elegance. Worn at ceremonies, flamenco festivals, and moments of cultural pride, the mantilla is not a costume… it is a declaration. Las Manolas, the spirited Andalusian women whom this luncheon acknowledges, wear theirs as an act of beauty and defiance. Today, you are invited to wear yours as a celebration, as well.
ABOUT OUR BLACK MANTILLA BRUNCH
This will be New Orleans' first Black Mantilla Brunch — an intimate, by-invitation-only cultural experience rooted in the tradition of the Andalusian mantilla. Worn by Las Manolas, the spirited Spanish woman who wore her black lace mantilla as a crown. This event will gathers guests for an afternoon of tapas, paella, cava, sangria, flamenco performances in one of New Orleans' most beloved Spanish restaurants.
EVENT FLOW
Doors open at 11:30 a.m. with a welcome glass of Cava or Sangria.
Tapas service begins at noon.
Flamenco performance by Petalos al Compas at 12:30pm & 1:45pm.
The paella lunch is served at 1:00 p.m. Event ends at 2:30pm.
Dress Code: Black Cocktail Dress
Guests are asked to wear a black mantilla,
Guests will enjoy additional entertainment and surprises and enjoy a wonderful experience!
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Lola's, 3312 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119-3132, United States
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