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Temecula Valley Museum Presents Arts & Culture Programs
Enrich your summer with Art in the Park and cultural cuisine.
Press release from the City of Temecula:
July 12, 2021
The Temecula Valley Museum is pleased to offer in-person cultural activities and programs once again! This summer, the Temecula Valley Museum has a fun line-up of activities for the whole family to enjoy that will enrich your summer with Arts, Culture & Entertainment!
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Second Saturday: A Cultural Celebration
Celebrate culture with us with the Second Saturday program! On the second Saturday monthly, from 11:00am – 1:00pm, we will be honoring a different culture with food, entertainment, crafts, activities, and a free art lesson with City of Temecula Instructor Tony Moramarco of Bigfoot Art Classes. See below for the next scheduled event:
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AUG 8, 2021: SPAIN
Enjoy tastes of Spanish food, a dancing doll craft, live music in the style of Spanish guitar; strike a pose with a bullring photo backdrop and take a free art-lesson inspired by world-renowned Spanish artist, Pablo Picasso.
Art in the Park
The Temecula Valley Museum is excited to introduce Art in the Park! This new program inspires guests to the Temecula Valley Museum and Sam Hicks Monument Park to get in touch with their creative side! On select dates throughout July and August, staff will be outside of the museum with a free art project featuring the history and culture of Temecula Valley! See below for dates and projects:
JUL 17 Horse Hitching
JUL 24 Cowboy Boot
JUL 31 California Poppies
AUG 7 Hot Air Balloon
AUG 14 Cubist Portrait/Dancing Doll
AUG 21 Cattle Driving
AUG 28 Grizzly Bear
Temecula Mayor Maryann Edwards states, “The programs offered by the Temecula Valley Museum are educational, enlightening, and designed to reflect the rich cultural diversity of our growing community. We are very proud to share these accessible programs with our residents and visitors.” Temecula City Council Member and Community Services District President Zak Schwank adds, “We are very fortunate to have a museum to create programming that embraces diversity and celebrates contemporary life in Temecula. We hope to see you at the Museum!”
For more information, please visit TemeculaValleyMuseum.org or call (951) 694-6450.
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