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Aarron Burton

December 18, 2009 • by Cafe Malaga

Aaron-BurtonAaron Burton channels the rich and diverse musical heritage of Texas music through the prism of  the country blues, a style he has always embraced, seeing in the lone bluesman the personification of rugged individualism. Like many of the great country bluesmen and women before him, Aaron is completely self taught on his instruments which leads to a unique and interesting approach. To quote one of his Dallas mentors, the late, great Sam Myers, “Blues is a true story put to music.” This is what Aaron does. His fifty plus original compositions are drawn from various life experiences and are delivered with warm, soulful, and unforced vocals. His travels have taken him from Memphis to Maine but he has truly honed his skills playing for his daily bread in the clubs, bars, restaurants, house parties and streets of his native DFW, Texas. As he says in Workaholic Blues, “I’m gonna keep on workin’, payin’ my dues, beatin’ on this old axe, ’cause I’m hooked on these old country blues and there ain’t no turnin’ back.” Visit Aaron’s website on MySpace.


 

KHYI 95.3 The Range – Live Broadcast!

November 25, 2009 • by Cafe Malaga

Join us on December 12th for the live broadcast with KHYI 95.3 The Range from 1:30-2:30. Bring the kids for photos and well wishes with Santa! We’ll be having a band during the broadcast as well.


 

Café Málaga loves to cater!

November 10, 2009 • by Cafe Malaga

NEW-LOCATIONMake your next event stand out by giving your guests the tastiest cuisine around prepared and served by Café Málaga. Corporate meetings, weddings, graduation parties and private dinner parties. Our new location can accommodate well over 50 guest, either inside or outside in our garden cafe.

Our menu features over 45 different items including a full range of mediterranean tapas and appetizers. We even have special items that cater to a more vegetarian palate. Of course each of these great offerings pair nicely with one of our many varietals of wine. We also have a complete bar selection including our always refreshing sangria.

For additional information about our Mediterranean Garden Cafe Menu please visit out menu page.


 

Dickens of a Christmas

November 10, 2009 • by Cafe Malaga

dickens-of-a-christmasDowntown McKinney’s premier festival, the 29th annual Dickens of a Christmas…Home for the Holidays is right around the corner. Come in for a delicious lunch or dinner when you and your family are enjoying this wonderful festival. An old fashioned Christmas festival with horse drawn carriages, strolling carolers, pictures with Santa Claus, the Christmas tree lighting and activities for all ages. Seasonal music, food and children’s activities provided by local organizations will take center stage during the event. Patrons are encouraged to spend the weekend enjoying all the activities and taking advantage of the many great shops, restaurants, and entertainment. The perfect start to the holiday season – Dickens of a Christmas… Home for the Holidays is our opportunity to give back to the community.

The event will be held for (3) days (November 27, 28 and 29, 2009). This festive event will launch on Friday, November 27 with an “Earlier than the Bird” shopping extravaganza followed by festive activities throughout the day leading up to a message from our Mayor, the lighting of the tree and candlelight shopping until 8:00 p.m. Periodically, during the month of December, the shops in downtown McKinney will stay open for extended hours so that customers have a chance to finish all of that holiday shopping in one place with over 100 boutiques, art galleries, bookstores, apparel, gifts and exquisite antiques. Consumers can find the unique and special things that they won’t find anywhere else in downtown McKinney.

This magical event is free to the public and parking and free shuttle service will be provided. McKinney Main Street and supporting sponsors will support the local economy by providing festive and interactive activities throughout the busiest shopping weekend of the year, which will in turn promote the heritage of our wonderful city.


 

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