Celebrate the opening of ‘Teotihuacan: City of Water, City of Fire’ with us this Saturday, September 30th, and explore one of the earliest, largest, and most important cities in the ancient Americas.
Hear from the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia's Julie Gazzola, watch a traditional Mexican dance performance and learn about the site from Teotihuacan's architects, plus make your own art inspired by the exhibition.
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES:
• Performance by Ensambles Ballet Folklorico de San Francisco, 12-12:30pm, front lawn
• Build a clay pyramid with Linda Janklow of Peopleologie, 12-4pm in exhibition gallery
• 'Los Inicios de la ciudad de Teotihuacan' guest lecture with Julie Gazzola, 1-2pm in Koret Auditorium
• Guest lecture with Sergio Gomez Chavez, 2-3pm in Koret Auditorium
• Gallery talk with David Carballo, 3:30-4pm in exhibition gallery
• Family art-making, 11am-4pm in Piazzoni Murals Room
Visit our website to learn more about the exhibition, on view through February 11th, 2018.
GET INVOLVED: Share your thoughts about the exhibition using the hashtag #TeotihuacanNow
Guest lectures, performances and family art-making, free of charge. Gallery admission fees apply to visit the exhibition. Please note that both lectures will be presented in Spanish. A written, English translation will be available.
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Hear from the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia's Julie Gazzola, watch a traditional Mexican dance performance and learn about the site from Teotihuacan's architects, plus make your own art inspired by the exhibition.
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES:
• Performance by Ensambles Ballet Folklorico de San Francisco, 12-12:30pm, front lawn
• Build a clay pyramid with Linda Janklow of Peopleologie, 12-4pm in exhibition gallery
• 'Los Inicios de la ciudad de Teotihuacan' guest lecture with Julie Gazzola, 1-2pm in Koret Auditorium
• Guest lecture with Sergio Gomez Chavez, 2-3pm in Koret Auditorium
• Gallery talk with David Carballo, 3:30-4pm in exhibition gallery
• Family art-making, 11am-4pm in Piazzoni Murals Room
Visit our website to learn more about the exhibition, on view through February 11th, 2018.
GET INVOLVED: Share your thoughts about the exhibition using the hashtag #TeotihuacanNow
Guest lectures, performances and family art-making, free of charge. Gallery admission fees apply to visit the exhibition. Please note that both lectures will be presented in Spanish. A written, English translation will be available.
Celebrate the opening of ‘Teotihuacan: City of Water, City of Fire’ with us this Saturday, September 30th, and explore one of the earliest, largest, and most important cities in the ancient Americas.
Hear from the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia's Julie Gazzola, watch a traditional Mexican dance performance and learn about the site from Teotihuacan's architects, plus make your own art inspired by the exhibition.
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES:
• Performance by Ensambles Ballet Folklorico de San Francisco, 12-12:30pm, front lawn
• Build a clay pyramid with Linda Janklow of Peopleologie, 12-4pm in exhibition gallery
• 'Los Inicios de la ciudad de Teotihuacan' guest lecture with Julie Gazzola, 1-2pm in Koret Auditorium
• Guest lecture with Sergio Gomez Chavez, 2-3pm in Koret Auditorium
• Gallery talk with David Carballo, 3:30-4pm in exhibition gallery
• Family art-making, 11am-4pm in Piazzoni Murals Room
Visit our website to learn more about the exhibition, on view through February 11th, 2018.
GET INVOLVED: Share your thoughts about the exhibition using the hashtag #TeotihuacanNow
Guest lectures, performances and family art-making, free of charge. Gallery admission fees apply to visit the exhibition. Please note that both lectures will be presented in Spanish. A written, English translation will be available.
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Hear from the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia's Julie Gazzola, watch a traditional Mexican dance performance and learn about the site from Teotihuacan's architects, plus make your own art inspired by the exhibition.
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES:
• Performance by Ensambles Ballet Folklorico de San Francisco, 12-12:30pm, front lawn
• Build a clay pyramid with Linda Janklow of Peopleologie, 12-4pm in exhibition gallery
• 'Los Inicios de la ciudad de Teotihuacan' guest lecture with Julie Gazzola, 1-2pm in Koret Auditorium
• Guest lecture with Sergio Gomez Chavez, 2-3pm in Koret Auditorium
• Gallery talk with David Carballo, 3:30-4pm in exhibition gallery
• Family art-making, 11am-4pm in Piazzoni Murals Room
Visit our website to learn more about the exhibition, on view through February 11th, 2018.
GET INVOLVED: Share your thoughts about the exhibition using the hashtag #TeotihuacanNow
Guest lectures, performances and family art-making, free of charge. Gallery admission fees apply to visit the exhibition. Please note that both lectures will be presented in Spanish. A written, English translation will be available.
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