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March Community Workshops

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March Community Workshops

Posted By: Mariela Freire
Date: March 19, 2024
Categories: Education & Exploration
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A Taste of Tradition: Pan de Campo/Camp Bread, History and Tasting

McDonald Library
4044 Greenwood
Corpus Christi, TX 78416

Wednesday, March 27
6 pm – 7:30 pm

Presented as part of “Pláticas Musicales” with Manuel Ayala

Schedule:
6:00 -6:50 – Host Manuel Ayala featuring Letty and Oscar Sing Boleros Rancheros
6:50 – 7:30 – Elizabeth Barger – A Taste of Tradition: Pan de Campo/Camp Bread, History and Tasting

Local music historian Manuel Ayala is excited to present this month’s Pláticas Musicales with Letty and Oscar singing boleros rancheros and a history and tasting of Pan de Campo (Camp Bread) with Elizabeth Barger. Elizabeth Barger will be showcasing the Official State Bread of Texas, Pan de Campo (Camp Bread) to promote cultural awareness and community involvement.

Event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/865501082013545/?ref=newsfeed


Ancestral Connection Through Storytelling

March 24, 2024
1:30 – 3:30 PM
Austin History Center

Holistic healing utilizes and embraces all kinds of medicine.There are many of us who are trying to navigate our way back to our traditional ways of living. Our traditions and indigenous ways of healing live in us and through us.

“Ancestral Connection Through Storytelling” invites us to come together and share what stories we have carried. May we be reminded of what we may have suppressed and may we remember what we need to embody so that we may walk in our path feeling held and protected.

Instagram: @ayumahealingarts @filipinxwellbeing
Facebook: Ayuma Healing Arts
Website: www.ayumahealingarts.com

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