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The Art and Importance of Storytelling in Black History.....
through women's eyes!
2pm, Saturday, February 28th in honor of Black History Month
 Renowned ancestral storyteller, psycho-dramatist, and spiritual healer Alyce Smith-Cooper will weave her magical tales using the intricate quilts of Jacquelyn Hughes Mooney, a native of New Orleans, a "visual poet", who creates vibrant, jazzy contemporary quilted textile collages, collected by the rich and famous.
As well, Author and Chair of the Black History Studies Department at Mesa College, Starla Lewis with discuss her Sunkisses Activity Book which
she created in 1982 after her
three daughters questioned why they didn't see images of themselves reflected
in books and television.
Join us for this examination of the historical importance of story telling for women in the African-American Culture as we celebrate Black History Month. Come listen, learn and share your own stories. Call 619 233-7963 or email us at info@whmec.org to reserve your seat.
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Women's History Museum and Educational Center
(in historic Golden Hill, corner of 23rd and Broadway)
2323 Broadway Ste. 107
San Diego, California 92102
Saturday, February 28
2pm to 4pm
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KICK OFF WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH IN NORTH PARK
Monday, March 2nd at 5pm at Claire de Lune Coffee Lounge
(yes, this is a new date!)
 Come help us DEDICATE the Women's History Stage at Claire de Lune Coffee Lounge in North Park in preparation for the 5th Annual San Diego IndieMusic Fest at the end of the month as we KICK-OFF Women's History Month.
Fun, friends, live music and give-aways from JAZZ 88.3. Just show up and bring your friends!
For more info, call us at 619 233-7963 or email at info@whmec.org
Clair de Lune Coffee Lounge is located at
2906 University Avenue, San Diego 92104 - In the Heart of North Park
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Claire de Lune Coffee Lounge
2906 University Avenue
San Diego, California 92104
Monday, March 2
5:00PM |
