Three Kings Day celebration in Stamford features music, dancing, and martial arts
The event honored George Ducanic, who brought "Toys For Tots" to Fairfield County over 31 years ago.
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12ds agoThe Latino Foundation of Stamford hosted a lively celebration of Three Kings Day, also known as Epiphany, on Lockwood Avenue.
The event honored George Ducanic, who brought "Toys For Tots" to Fairfield County over 31 years ago.
The celebration also paid tribute to the mother of John Velasco, a key member of the Latino Foundation.
The festivities featured raffles, dancing, martial arts, music, and more.
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