The mission of the Puerto Rican Cultural Society of Dayton is to promote the heritage and culture of Puerto Rico, by providing the Dayton-Miami Valley region with access knowledge and exposure to the very best in Puerto Rican music, dance, visual arts, and all other forms of artistic expression. As part of the growing needs of the Dayton Hispanic Community, our mission is expanding to include other Latino cultures as well.
The PRCS was incorporated in March 1978 as a non-profit organization under the laws of the state of Ohio. In 1983 the Internal Revenue Service approved its tax-exempt status as an IRS 501(c) 3 organization.
For more information call (937) 222-1505 or e-mail us at prcs126@sbcglobal.net
Food and Merchandise
available from participating organizations
Available at the Puerto Rican Cultural Society booth:
- Beverages
Virgin Pina Colada
Recipe 1 cup of coconut milk
2 cups of Puerto Rican white rum
3 cups of pineapple juice
Crushed ice
Maraschino cherries
Sticks of fresh pineapple
In a plastic pitcher add the coconut milk, the rum and pineapple juice and mix well. Pour one cup of the mixture into a blender and add crushed ice and blend for several seconds. Pour into a tall drink glass and garnish with one cherry and a stick of pineapple.
Makes 5 drinks
- Merchandise
CD called Romantic Boleros
by Jaime Morales Matos, an Orchestra professor at Miami University, Oxford. He is a Puerto Rican Cultural Society Trustee.
Schedule of our
performances and demonstrations:
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