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Las Candelas is a meeting and banquet hall; conceived and developed
by an immigrant family of Christian and Hindu beliefs. Designed
by a Jewish architect and built by Americans of all faiths and
origins - European, Cajun, Native American, Hispanic, African
and Asian; Las Candelas stands as a meeting place for all people.
Let us enjoy our diversity and celebrate the sense of community
that our hopes for the future are built upon.
Our mission is to provide a beautiful, comfortable
and yet affordable venue that helps transform your ceremony into
a celebration.
The simple elegance of Evan Eglin's Spanish Colonial design, nestled
gracefully between the inviting greenery of Don Hummel Park and
the emerging splendour of a private garden being developed by
one of the Southwest's best known landscape architects, Warren
Jones.
Las Candelas' burgeoning art collection features works by Hopi
painter and graphic artist Gerald Dawavendewa of Tucson and Ojibway
expressionist Jerry Brennan of Canada.
All in all an aesthetically pleasing setting to help accent your
special celebration.
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Luis Mena |
Jerry Brennan |
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Gerald Dawavendewa |
Jerry Brennan |
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