Hunterdon County Democrat
Lifestyles, Page E-1 - June 2003

FLEMINGTON- Cafe Annick will hold its first Customer Appreciation Day on Saturday, June 21, from 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

The International Coffee shop, located at 117 Broad St., near the intersection of Church St., specializes in crepes and wraps, and is offering a wrap and a soda for $5 during its celebration.

Highlighting the day will be an evening performance by Eco Del Sur, a musical ensemble comprising Latin American artists from various musical backgrounds who are united to explore and perform ancient Andean music as well as contemporary music from different Latin American regions.

The performance is planned for 7:30 p.m. Listeners are invited to bring lawn chairs for the concert.
 
Cafe Annick in Flemington, NJEco Del Sur was founded in the spring of 2000 and its first album was produced in the fall of 2001. The members of the band are from different countries such as Chile, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador, making Eco Del Sur the result of a very diverse mixture of backgrounds and musical experiences. Each of the members has mastered several indigenous and contemporary instruments. These include: zamponas, quenas, quenachos, antaras, rondador, ocarinas, moxenos, flute, alto sax, soprano sax, charango, guitar, Venezuelan cuatro, bass, bombo, tambora, bongos, congas, wankara, maracas, guacharaca, claves and chakchas.
 
Eco Del Sur - www.ecodelsur.comEco Del Sur has performed at Princeton University, Columbia University, Raritan Valley Community College and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center among other venues.  Visit: www.ecodelsur.net
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NOTE: In 2004, Cafe Annick was SOLD to Theresa Faghani and became 'Theresa's Cafe.'