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The Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority, one of the largest sororities with member in more than 250 countries, is presenting "Dance For A Cure," a fundraising event, at Arjon's
International Club.The benefit is scheduled 10 p.m.-2 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 24 at the club, 8736 Tesoro Dr.
"This is one of our major fundraisers and all proceeds will go to philanthropy as well as future projects," said sorority representative Jessica Nunez. "We have several sorority members coming from various area universities."
(Photos courtesy Beta Sigma Phi)
The event is open to music fans aged 18 years and older. There will be a cover charge of $5. Additional information can be obtained from sorority representative Jessica Nunez at (210) 875-1855.
Arjon's International Club is one of the longest-running and most popular nightclubs in Central 
Texas. The club is known for its international mix of dance music, from Cuban boleros and Colombian cumbias to Mexican rancheras and Puerto Rican bombas. In between, the DJs or the house band throw in an engaging spice of disco, Tejano polkas, R&B, soul and pop/rock.
The main bar is huge and designed as a British pub. In the back casual area are three TV screens, often tuned to the top sports games of the day. The club has lots of windows and huge music murals. Out back is a gorgeous patio with lots of greenery.
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