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City of San Antonio Public Library
600 Soledad
San Antonio , TX 78205
(210) 207-2500
Website: mysapl.org
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The San Antonio Public Library provides equal and open access to books, information, and technology resources to promote a lifetime of reading and learning, and to contribute to the enjoyment, enlightenment, and economic vitality of our diverse and dynamic community. For locations visit our web site, www.mysapl.org.
Upcoming Events
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Mini Maker FairePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 23, 2019
Maker Faire is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers to artists to scientists to crafters, Maker Faire is a venue for these "makers" to show hobbies, experiments, projects.
We call it the Greatest Show (& Tell) on Earth - a family-friendly... Mini Maker FairePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 23, 2019 |
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San Antonio Book FestivalPresented by San Antonio Book Festival at San Antonio Central Public Library April 6, 2019
The 7th annual San Antonio Book Festival will include family activities such as children's theater performances, innovative art and play stations, and a technology learning area. Located in the heart of downtown San Antonio at the Central Library and Southwest School of Art, the SABF aims to unite readers and... San Antonio Book FestivalPresented by San Antonio Book Festival at San Antonio Central Public Library April 6, 2019 |
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This City is a PoemPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library April 14, 2019
Follow This City is a Poem on Facebook for your daily prompts and then join us for an open mic reading of your resulting poems. This year, we especially encourage all female-identifying poets to come forward and present your unique voices, but all are welcome to read and to support those reading. This City is a PoemPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library April 14, 2019 |
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Past Events
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Migrant StrengthsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 5, 2019
Erika Prosper Nirenberg will discuss her experience growing up as a child migrant worker in the Rio Grande Valley. Join us in remembering the influence of Cesar Chavez as she shares her story. Prosper Nirenberg is Director of Customer Insights for H-E-B, and Immediate Past Chairwoman of the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Migrant StrengthsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 5, 2019 |
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DIY U: Just a Little Note - Make your Own Pop-Up Greeting CardPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 5, 2019
Pop up greeting cards are a great way to send someone a personal message. Learn to make a simple pop up card during your lunch hour. All supplies provided. DIY U: Just a Little Note - Make your Own Pop-Up Greeting CardPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 5, 2019 |
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POP CON at San Antonio Public LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library February 16, 2019
Join us at the Central Library for our second annual Pop Con! This celebration of popular culture includes artists, authors, Anime, Manga, TV, panels, games, crafts and more. POP CON at San Antonio Public LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library February 16, 2019 |
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Las Palmas Branch Library Bond Community Informational MeetingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Las Palmas Branch Library February 16, 2019
Please join Councilwoman Shirley Gonzales and City staff as we share information about the upcoming transformative improvements to Las Palmas Branch Library. These will include technology upgrades to the community meeting room, children’s area and Connect technology computer lab. Additional major improvements include the customer service... Las Palmas Branch Library Bond Community Informational MeetingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Las Palmas Branch Library February 16, 2019 |
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Book Dedication and Signing by Author Jean-Pierre CoquatPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library December 11, 2018
The Central Library's Texana/Genealogy Department announces the donation of “In the Shadow of Pecos Bill," by Jean-Pierre Coquat, in memory of Esther (DuBose) Black. Coquat's book is a collection of family stories as told by his uncles and grandfathers from the DuBose and Carroll families. This book signing session is an opportunity for... Book Dedication and Signing by Author Jean-Pierre CoquatPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library December 11, 2018 |
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San Antonio Missions' Historic Cultural LandscapePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library November 10, 2018
Join us as archaeologists Sergio and Melinda Iruegas discuss “Spanish Colonial Mission Historic Cultural Landscapes: Caminos Reales, Mission Ranchos, Architecture, and Genealogy as Archaeological Artifacts.” San Antonio Missions' Historic Cultural LandscapePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library November 10, 2018 |
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San Fernando Cemetery #1 TourPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Fernando Cemetery #1 October 27, 2018
Take a walk on the “Other Side” and learn about the famous (and infamous) people buried in San Antonio’s historic San Fernando Cemetery #1. Visit the gravesites of some of the founding members of our city.
Dress for the weather - event is rain or shine. Participation is limited. San Fernando Cemetery #1 TourPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Fernando Cemetery #1 October 27, 2018 |
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My Tejano RootsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library October 13, 2018
Author and historical researcher, Edna Campos Gravenhorst, will present “My Tejano Roots” a discussion of her family history which touches on ranching in South Texas. Her mission is “to encourage nuestra gente, our people, to donate information to our institutions.” She will be autographing her recent publication San Antonio’s... My Tejano RootsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library October 13, 2018 |
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Rock The PlazaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library October 6, 2018
Join us for our annual Rock the Plaza program presented by Eclectic Electric at the Teen Library, featuring music and dance from San Antonio’s most talented teens. Rock The PlazaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library October 6, 2018 |
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300 Years of Sacred SpacesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 4 - October 31, 2018
This is a one person art exhibit of San Antonio’s five Missions by local artist, Richard Arredondo. Up to 15 fully illustrated art works will be installed at the entrance to the Mission Library. The exhibit will be up through Hispanic Heritage month. 300 Years of Sacred SpacesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 4 - October 31, 2018 |
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Bringing Shadows Into Light: The Latino Archive to BePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library October 3, 2018
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month and American Archives Month, Author and scholar of Chicano arts and culture Tomás Ybarra-Frausto will present a lecture highlighting the importance of documenting and preserving Latino archives. The lecture will be held in the Central Library's Latino Collection & Resource Center. Bringing Shadows Into Light: The Latino Archive to BePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library October 3, 2018 |
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Uniform 300Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 19 - September 24, 2018
Uniform 300 is a photographic project coinciding with San Antonio’s Tricentennial Celebration. In Uniform 300, photographer Rahm Carrington and curator/producer Alice Carrington Foultz collaborated to depict the diversity of San Antonians following the six pillars of the Tricentennial: Religion, Military, History & Education, Arts &... Uniform 300Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 19 - September 24, 2018 |
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Viva Libro!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 15, 2018
Celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Latino Collection and Resource Center at Central Library. Viva Libro, a day of music, food, special presentations and literary activities will celebrate the Center as a cultural hub for the literature, heritage, and contemporary life of Latinos in the United States.
You’re... Viva Libro!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 15, 2018 |
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Game Night for GrownUpsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library August 25, 2018
Celebrate the end of the summer with a night of gaming. Enjoy laser tag, board games, life-size Hungry Hippos, video games, carnival games, and more! Prizes and snacks too. **This after hours event is for ages 18 & up only. Game Night for GrownUpsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library August 25, 2018 |
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Film: The True Story of the San Antonio FourPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library June 24, 2018
This critically-acclaimed documentary details the wrongful conviction of the "San Antonio Four" whose prosecution was arguably fueled by homophobia. The film will be followed by a Q&A led by journalist Michelle Mondo. During her time at the San Antonio Express-News, Mondo investigated the innocence claims of the women now known as the... Film: The True Story of the San Antonio FourPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library June 24, 2018 |
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The Vietnam War, A Film by Ken Burns & Lynn NovicePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 31, 2018
This documentary film tells the epic story of one of the most consequential, divisive, and controversial events in American history. Join us for a film screening that includes excerpts from the 10-part, 18-hour series.
Don’t miss the exhibit by Roberto Sifuentes, a Vietnam veteran and artist, whose work highlighting his... The Vietnam War, A Film by Ken Burns & Lynn NovicePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 31, 2018 |
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San Antonio’s Old Spanish Missions: A Sacred HeritagePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 22, 2018
Join us as Fr. David Garcia, Director of the Old Spanish Missions, speaks about the history, art, and architecture of the Missions National Historical Parks, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The ongoing life and celebrations at today’s mission parishes will also be discussed. San Antonio’s Old Spanish Missions: A Sacred HeritagePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 22, 2018 |
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Our Family Reads: The Mayor’s Book Club – Explore Animal Welfare with Councilman Rey SaldañaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 12, 2018
Our Family Reads: The Mayor’s Book Club was created by Mayor Ron Nirenberg to encourage families in the community to read along with him and members of City Council about some of their favorite topics, and to cultivate a community experience. San Antonio is a compassionate city, and that extends to our four-legged friends as... Our Family Reads: The Mayor’s Book Club – Explore Animal Welfare with Councilman Rey SaldañaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 12, 2018 |
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Voces Cósmicas Poetry ReadingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 28, 2018
Come celebrate "Trafficking in Words" for National Poetry Month at Collins Garden Branch Library with Voces Cósmicas poets: Fernando Esteban Flores, Jacinto Jesus Cardona, Alicia Galvan, Suzanne Green, Ed Cody, Liz Vera, & others.
Voces Cósmicas Poetry ReadingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 28, 2018 |
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National Poetry Month-Open Mic ReadingsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 26, 2018
Do you write poems? Are you comfortable reading them out loud? If so, please join us for our open mic night for National Poetry Month. Please contact us for sign-up and more details. National Poetry Month-Open Mic ReadingsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 26, 2018 |
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PoeTree ClubPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library April 16, 2018
The PoeTree Club, a gathering of people who read and write poetry, will meet to discuss their work. Writers at all levels of experience are welcome. PoeTree ClubPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library April 16, 2018 |
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You Know Who You Are: Video Poem by Naomi Shihab NyePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 16 - April 30, 2018
A/V Students from the Business Careers High School present a video featuring Naomi Shihab Nye's poem, You Know Who You Are. Many library patrons will read lines from the poem. The various voices and images will then be edited to recreate the poem in its entirety. Many people reading one poem for two weeks... You Know Who You Are: Video Poem by Naomi Shihab NyePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 16 - April 30, 2018 |
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Blackout PoetryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Cody Branch Library April 14, 2018
Sometimes it's what you remove that makes the difference. Come and use some of our discarded book pages to blackout a poetic masterpiece. Blackout PoetryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Cody Branch Library April 14, 2018 |
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Blackout PoetryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Cody Branch Library April 14, 2018
Sometimes it's what you remove that makes the difference. Come and use some of our discarded book pages to blackout a poetic masterpiece. Blackout PoetryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Cody Branch Library April 14, 2018 |
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PoeTree ClubPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library April 2, 2018
The PoeTree Club, a gathering of people who read and write poetry, will meet to share and discuss their work. Writers at all levels of experience are welcome. PoeTree ClubPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library April 2, 2018 |
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Tobin Poet-TreePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 1 - April 30, 2018
Let's make poet-tree together! Tobin Poet-TreePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 1 - April 30, 2018 |
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Maker Faire at Central LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 24, 2018
Maker Faire is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers to artists to scientists to crafters, Maker Faire is a venue for these "makers" to show hobbies, experiments, projects. Maker Faire at Central LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 24, 2018 |
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POP CON at the San Antonio Public LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 3, 2018
Join us for POP CON at the San Antonio Public Library. Our first library comic con will be a celebration of popular culture and will include: artists, authors, Anime, Manga, TV, movies, panels, cosplay contest, art contest, games, crafts, and more!
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg will be kicking off the event.... POP CON at the San Antonio Public LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 3, 2018 |
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'All Around Us' Book PartyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library February 17, 2018
Join us in celebrating the release of an acclaimed new picture book by San Antonio natives Xelena González and Adriana Garcia. "All Around Us" explores a day in the life of a modern-day Mestizo family as they discover the circles and cycles that exist in their lives.
All ages are welcome to this dynamic reading that... 'All Around Us' Book PartyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library February 17, 2018 |
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Our Family Reads: The Mayor's Book Club- Celebrate Airplanes with Councilman TrevinoPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Landa Branch Library February 10, 2018
Just like books, airplanes have the power to take you places near and far. This month, share in Councilman Treviño's love of flying with books for all ages about airplanes.
Families are invited to celebrate with free family-friendly activities like story time with pilots, DIY paper and straw airplanes, cloud painting,... Our Family Reads: The Mayor's Book Club- Celebrate Airplanes with Councilman TrevinoPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Landa Branch Library February 10, 2018 |
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San Antonio Fandango: Art by Momo & PompaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library February 6 - March 31, 2018
Come interact with the new traveling exhibition by local artist couple, Maureen (aka Momo) Brown and Charles Harrison (aka Pompa), titled, “San Antonio Fandango: Art by Momo & Pompa” in the San Antonio Central Public Library Gallery from February 6 – March 31, 2018. This engaging exhibition will pay tribute to 300+ years of San... San Antonio Fandango: Art by Momo & PompaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library February 6 - March 31, 2018 |
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Our Family Reads: The Mayor’s Book Club Kick OffPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library January 13, 2018
The Mayor’s Book Club kicks off with family-friendly activities for all ages. Activities for children include “Community Helper” themed play experiences and hands-on, collaborative art projects the whole family will enjoy. Activities for teens include a friendship bracelet craft and mural activity. Enjoy refreshments while they last. Our Family Reads: The Mayor’s Book Club Kick OffPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library January 13, 2018 |
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The Holocaust: Learn & RememberPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library January 8 - February 10, 2018
The Holocaust: Learn & Remember is a yearly commemoration and remembrance of the Holocaust. The 2018 theme, "Art & Survival," will focus on artists and works of art that explore the experience of survivors during the war and after liberation. Programs and discussions will center on the topic throughout the month. Library visitors will... The Holocaust: Learn & RememberPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library January 8 - February 10, 2018 |
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Batik WorkshopPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library December 16, 2017
The San Antonio Public Library and the Southwest School of Art invite children of all ages to express themselves through the unique art form of batik.
Join us for this fun, hands-on tutorial that gives children the opportunity to experiment with fabric, wax and dye – and also share their thoughts about the environment,... Batik WorkshopPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library December 16, 2017 |
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Images of Carrie: Remembering a PrincessPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library December 10, 2017
Celebrate the life and work of Carrie Fisher. Join us for a one-day pop-up exhibit featuring original art and photography created by fans of Fisher. The exhibit will include a screening of her penultimate movie appearance as Princess Leia. Cosplay is encouraged.
Movie is at 2 p.m. Images of Carrie: Remembering a PrincessPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library December 10, 2017 |
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History of San AntonioPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library December 2, 2017
Extra! Extra! Read All About The History of San Antonio
The History of San Antonio in all its color and glory comes alive in pictures and print as authors Edna Campos Gravenhorst and Al Rendon take you through early San Antonio history as illustrated in their fresh of the press books. Author signing reception. History of San AntonioPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library December 2, 2017 |
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Who Ya Gonna Call? Ghostbusters Movie ScreeningPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library October 30, 2017
Join the Geek Out @ the Library crew for a special Halloween themed event which will include a photo op from 6:30 to 6:50 p.m., and then the classic 1984 spooky comedy, "Ghostbusters," starring Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigourney Weaver, Harold Ramis, and Ernie Hudson. Movie begins promptly at 7 p.m. Who Ya Gonna Call? Ghostbusters Movie ScreeningPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library October 30, 2017 |
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Catrina BallPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library October 28, 2017
Catrina Ball Chair, Kye Kilpatrick Fox and L3 Co-Chairs, Ellen Riojas Clark and James V. Mazuca, invite you to join our guests of honor: La Catrina, Rosemary Kowalski & El Catrín, Pete Cortéz, for the inaugural Catrina Ball to celebrate El Día de los Muertos.
Come dressed in dramatic costume with calavera... Catrina BallPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library October 28, 2017 |
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Dia de Los ArtistasPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 21, 2017
Come enjoy Dia de Los Aristas with artists Israel Rico, Karen Faye and Lorraine San Miguel. They will be displaying some of their artworks. Dia de Los ArtistasPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 21, 2017 |
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Encino Cosplay Con 2017Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 21, 2017
This event will allow teens and adults to represent their various fandoms (Dr. Who, Star Wars, anime, DC, Marvel, etc.) and try out their cosplay costumes.
We will have photo ops for the various fandoms, refreshments, a Fandom Lip Sync Battle, and a costume contest to round out the event. Prizes will be awarded to the... Encino Cosplay Con 2017Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 21, 2017 |
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Author Barbara Renaud Gonzalez “Las Nalgas de JLO/JLO’s Booty …” and other storiesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 17, 2017
Where do Latinos and Latinas belong in democracy? Why do Mexican-American and Chicana/o stories matter? What is the role of women in creating peace?
The author of "Las Nalgas de JLo/JLo's Booty," former award-winning columnist and now published writer, explores these issues and her feminist wisdom in... Author Barbara Renaud Gonzalez “Las Nalgas de JLO/JLO’s Booty …” and other storiesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 17, 2017 |
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Lionel Sosa Speaks at Central LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library October 5, 2017
Lionel Sosa is the founder of Sosa, Bromley, Aguila & Associates, now Bromley Communications, that grew to become the largest Hispanic agency in the U.S. Mr. Sosa will speak about his business and life. Lionel Sosa Speaks at Central LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library October 5, 2017 |
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Finding Your Hispanic RootsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library September 30, 2017
Join us as we learn the basic research principles and techniques for conducting Hispanic genealogical research. Find out what databases, books and resources are available to help uncover your family history. Registration is required. Finding Your Hispanic RootsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library September 30, 2017 |
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Human LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 30, 2017
The Human Library is designed to build a positive framework for conversations that can challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. The Human Library is a place where real people are on loan to readers; a place where difficult questions are expected, appreciated, and answered.Check out one (or more) select books for a 20 minute... Human LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 30, 2017 |
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Human LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 30, 2017
The Human Library is designed to build a positive framework for conversations that can challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. The Human Library is a place where real people are on loan to readers; a place where difficult questions are expected, appreciated, and answered. Check out one (or more) of select for a 20 minute... Human LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 30, 2017 |
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An Enchanted Evening with a Chili QueenPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 26, 2017
Join us as Isabel Sanchez strolls down memory lane sharing details of her great grandmother, one the last Chili Queens. Including a presentation of the aromatic properties of the chilies used by the Queens in their recipes, followed by the savory sampling of the historic chili. An Enchanted Evening with a Chili QueenPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 26, 2017 |
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Author Bárbara Renaud González: Las Nalgas de J. Lo /J.Lo's BootyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 24, 2017
Author Bárbara Renaud González reads from her work "Las Nalgas de J. Lo," a collection where she tackles hot button issues with a mixture of wit, lyricism,and compasión. Author Bárbara Renaud González: Las Nalgas de J. Lo /J.Lo's BootyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 24, 2017 |
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Princess Bride Quote-AlongPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell September 23, 2017
Come celebrate "twue wuv" (and the 30th anniversary of "The Princess Bride") with a quote-along! We'll watch the movie, enjoy snacks and games, take photos in front of our green screen with special themed backgrounds, be treated to an in-person fencing demonstration, and have an inconceivable amount of fun. Princess Bride Quote-AlongPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell September 23, 2017 |
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Tobin's Wizarding Wonders: Celebrating the Worlds of J.K. RowlingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell September 17, 2017 - September 17, 2016
Muggles and wizards of all ages are invited to join us to celebrate the release of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" and "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them." The UTSA Quidditch Team will be giving a Quidditch demonstration and the Birds of Prey Conservancy will be bringing live owls. There will be classes such as potions,... Tobin's Wizarding Wonders: Celebrating the Worlds of J.K. RowlingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell September 17, 2017 - September 17, 2016 |
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Explore Opera! For KidsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library August 19, 2017
Join us for a special performance by professional singers and pianists from OPERA San Antonio. This interactive live performance is especially designed for children and families and will feature some of “Opera’s Greatest Hits” as well as music from “The Barber of Seville.” Learn more about the musical art form of opera and get an... Explore Opera! For KidsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library August 19, 2017 |
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Explore Opera! For KidsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Las Palmas Branch Library August 10, 2017
Join us for a special performance by professional singers and pianists from OPERA San Antonio. This interactive live performance is especially designed for children and families and will feature some of “Opera’s Greatest Hits” as well as music from “The Barber of Seville.” Learn more about the musical art form of opera and get an... Explore Opera! For KidsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Las Palmas Branch Library August 10, 2017 |
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SummerFestPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library July 29, 2017
SummerFest is the Central Library’s invitation to children and families from across the city to come together in celebration of summer reading, summer learning, and summer silliness. Will there be puppets and party hats? Yes! Music and mayhem? Yes! Cookies and craziness? Of course! No matter which library branch you call home, come join us... SummerFestPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library July 29, 2017 |
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Summer Art ExhibitsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 16 - August 18, 2017
The San Antonio Public Library is giving you more reasons to visit the library this summer with eclectic art!
Five local visual artists—Jason Pearce Willome, Allison C. Valdivia, Brittany Ham, Antonio Cantu and Julian Acosta—will display their work at Parman, Great Northwest, Cortez, Forest Hills and Memorial branch... Summer Art ExhibitsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 16 - August 18, 2017 |
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Writing Our Lives: Senior WorkshopPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Bazan Branch Library June 14 - August 2, 2017
We all have a story. It is the "who, what, when and why." The answer to this question is different for each of us. And therein lies your story. Each answer will give us opportunities to collect, write and share our unique story. Come find yours. Writing Our Lives is weekly workshop for seniors presented by Voices de la Luna, A Quarterly... Writing Our Lives: Senior WorkshopPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Bazan Branch Library June 14 - August 2, 2017 |
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'Chips & Salsa' Documentary Screening & DiscussionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library June 6, 2017
“Chips & Salsa” is a new documentary that explores how three small, family-owned restaurants in long-established Mexican-American neighborhoods stabilize and provide economic stimulus to their communities: Taqueria Rello (expanded from 1 to 2 locations on the Southside), Viva Vegeria (relocated from Alamo Heights to...'Chips & Salsa' Documentary Screening & DiscussionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library June 6, 2017 |
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Central Cinema Summer Film Series: Dance Off BroPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library June 4 - July 30, 2017
Join us in the Central Auditorium from 2-4 p.m. every Sunday in June and July. On July 30, there will be a special performance by Kathy Marfin’s Dance School with John Robert Mack. Central Cinema Summer Film Series: Dance Off BroPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library June 4 - July 30, 2017 |
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Build a Better WorldPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 2 - July 31, 2017
Signup for the Mayor’s Summer Reading Club. The San Antonio Public Library is calling upon children of all ages to “Build a Better World” this summer. Whether you think like an engineer or an environmentalist, an artist or an animal rights activist – the library has books you’ll love to read and activities you’re sure to enjoy. Make... Build a Better WorldPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 2 - July 31, 2017 |
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The Spanish Colonial Powder House: An Archaeological InvestigationPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library May 15, 2017
In celebration of Preservation Month in May, the Office of Historic Preservation, in partnership with the Southern Texas Archaeological Association and the San Antonio Public Library, will be offering a presentation on the exciting archaeological discovery of the Spanish Colonial Powder House in San Antonio.
These... The Spanish Colonial Powder House: An Archaeological InvestigationPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library May 15, 2017 |
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Classical Bharatanatyam DancePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 14 - May 27, 2017
Bharathanatyam is a classical dance that embodies music, dance, story-telling and poetry to create a traditional and highly stylized dance form. This performance is presented by the Kaveri Natya Yoga Centre for Performing Arts. Visit mysapl.org for locations and times. Classical Bharatanatyam DancePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 14 - May 27, 2017 |
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Teen Arts FestPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 6, 2017
Join us as local teens, clubs, and organizations convene for music and digital arts, a teen art show, spoken word, performing arts, fashion, short film screenings, an arts slam, and dance performances. You can also check out an art-themed escape room! Teens 13-18 will get an opportunity to meet with local organizations that support teens and... Teen Arts FestPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 6, 2017 |
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Mis Cuatro AmoresPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 29, 2017
Come celebrate "Mis Cuatro Amores" for National Poetry Month with Voces Cósmicas poets: Mis Cuatro AmoresPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 29, 2017 |
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Writing Poetry with HaikubesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library April 23, 2017
The Reference staff at Central Library celebrates National Poetry Month by inviting patrons to unleash their inner poet by playing Haikubes.Haikubes is a set of 63 word dice that offer endless combinations of words to inspire the creation of haikus. Roll the dice and write a haiku using a three line pattern of five-seven-five syllables. Writing Poetry with HaikubesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library April 23, 2017 |
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Open Mic Night for the PublicPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 22, 2017
Pan American Branch will be hosting an open mic night/day for the public. We will be hosting the "Sun Poets Society" group and there will be some featured poets in attendance. The public is welcome to recite their prose/poetry in front of an audience. Open Mic Night for the PublicPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 22, 2017 |
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Teen Time: Canvas Word ArtPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 20, 2017
[For ages 13 to 18 only] Come hang out with us to cure your boredom and make new friends (or see your old ones). Weekly activities vary, and it's up to you to help decide what we do! Join us in celebrating National Poetry Month by creating one-of-a-kind word art. Teen Time: Canvas Word ArtPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 20, 2017 |
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The Threads That Bind Us Opening ReceptionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 19, 2017
The public is invited to an openingreception and discussion with Anthony Ryan Auld and artists from the exhibit "The Threads That Bind Us."
"The Threads That Binds Us" is a joint exhibit between local artists and Project Runway fashion designer Anthony Ryan Auld. The artists will display their work alongside the... The Threads That Bind Us Opening ReceptionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 19, 2017 |
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The Threads That Bind Us ExhibitPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 19 - June 18, 2017
"The Thread That Binds Us" is a joint exhibit between local artists and Project Runway fashion designer Anthony Ryan Auld. The artists will display their work alongside the fashion of Anthony Ryan Auld to display the connectivity and relationships between fashion and art. Hosting this exhibit in the Central Library Gallery furthers the... The Threads That Bind Us ExhibitPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 19 - June 18, 2017 |
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Voices De La Luna Poetry and Arts MeetingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 18, 2017
Monthly meeting of the Voices de la Luna magazine with workshops and guest speakers. Everyone is welcome to attend. Voices De La Luna Poetry and Arts MeetingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 18, 2017 |
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Teen Writer's Guild - Poe Poetry & PancakesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 17, 2017
Celebrate National Poetry Month with Poe Poetry & Pancakes. We will be making Poe Poetry magnet crafts and pancakes.Be inspired by other teen writers. Join our writer's guild every month to create and share your love of the written word, whether you love Fiction, Poetry, or Manga. For teens ages 13-18 years old. Teen Writer's Guild - Poe Poetry & PancakesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 17, 2017 |
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Poetry Transforms the Ordinary!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 17, 2017
Use your powers of observation to unlock the poetry in a plum, glove, or other everyday object, then write your own ode to common things. In a fun 90-minute workshop, Linda Simone will share poems from Pablo Neruda and others. She will supply the objects—or bring your own. Come! Discover! Write! Poetry Transforms the Ordinary!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 17, 2017 |
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Teen Time : Movie in the Meeting RoomPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 13, 2017
[For ages 13 to 18 only] Come hang out with us to cure your boredom and make new friends (or see your old ones). Weekly activities vary, and it's up to you to help decide what we do! Join us for our monthly Movie in the Meeting Room, this time celebrating National Poetry Month with a selection of related movies that you can choose from. Teen Time : Movie in the Meeting RoomPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 13, 2017 |
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National Poetry Month - Open Mic ReadingsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 9, 2017
Do you write poems? Are you comfortable reading them out loud? If so, please join us for our open mic night for National Poetry Month. Please contact us for sign-up and more details. National Poetry Month - Open Mic ReadingsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 9, 2017 |
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Poetry Event with Antoinette FranklinPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library April 8, 2017
Antoinette Franklin will read new poetry and invite the audience to share their favorite writer or poem. If time allows, the audience members will write their own acrostic poem. Poetry Event with Antoinette FranklinPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library April 8, 2017 |
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Capturing NaturePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library April 6, 2017
Patsy Light, author of Capturing Nature, will discuss the work and influence of Dionicio Rodriguez, San Antonio's great folk artist in cement sculpture (faux bois). Examples of his work can be seen in Brackenridge Park, Alamo Heights bus stops, and the Landa Pavilion. Capturing NaturePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library April 6, 2017 |
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Teen Time : Blackout PoetryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 6, 2017
[For ages 13 to 18 only] Come hang out with us to cure your boredom and make new friends (or see your old ones). Weekly activities vary, and it's up to you to help decide what we do! Join us in celebrating National Poetry Month by making blackout poetry! Don't be scared, it's actually easy: select a page of text (like a newspaper article), skim... Teen Time : Blackout PoetryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 6, 2017 |
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Poetry Month Family FunPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Cody Branch Library April 6, 2017
Celebrate the poetry found in popular children's stories! Enjoy games, crafts, books, and treats! This is a time for families to have fun together. All ages are welcome. Poetry Month Family FunPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Cody Branch Library April 6, 2017 |
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Teens: Poetry bead craftPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 4, 2017
Join us to make a poetry bead or jewelry pendant from recycled poetry materials. Teens: Poetry bead craftPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 4, 2017 |
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Poetry Time @ Teen TimePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 4, 2017
Join us in celebrating Poetry Month by adding to our Poetry Tree in the Teen Area or crafting a fingerprint poem. Ages 13-18 only, please. Poetry Time @ Teen TimePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 4, 2017 |
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DOesday Nights: Blackout PoetryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 4, 2017
Celebrate National Poetry Month with us! Discover the art of blackout poetry through the use of sharpies and repurposed old books, magazines, newspapers, and other discarded texts. No experience necessary and all materials provided. This program is for ages 18 and older. DOesday Nights: Blackout PoetryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 4, 2017 |
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Notable Writers Book Award Presentation and ReadingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library April 3, 2017
Bryce Milligan will be presented the Notable Writers Book Award for his new book, "Take to the Highway: Arabesques for Travelers."
The presentation will be made by Gary Demers, exeutive director of Notable Writers. Milligan will read from the book, and he will be joined by other local poets Naomi Shihab Nye, Rosemary... Notable Writers Book Award Presentation and ReadingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library April 3, 2017 |
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Bryce Milligan, Notable Writers Book Award Presentation and Poetry ReadingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library April 3, 2017
Bryce Milligan will be presented the Notable Writers Book Award for his new book, "Take to the Highway: Arabesques for Travelers." The presentation will be made by Gary Demers, executive director of Notable Writers. Milligan will read from the book, and he will be joined by other local poets Naomi Shihab Nye, Rosemary Catacalos, and Robert... Bryce Milligan, Notable Writers Book Award Presentation and Poetry ReadingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library April 3, 2017 |
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Alamo Area Poets Open Mike SessionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 1, 2017
In observance of National Poetry Month and in partnership with the San Antonio Public Library, the Alamo Area Poets of Texas will hold their April meeting at the Landa Library. The public is invited to bring a poem for an open mic session.
Alamo Area Poets Open Mike SessionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 1, 2017 |
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Book Spine Poetry!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 1 - April 30, 2017
The staff at Forest Hills Branch Library celebrates National Poetry Month by creating a display of Book Spine Poetry! How does that work? Start by moving books into stacks with the spines together so that the titles can be read like the lines of a poem. Move the books to change the order of the titles until you find the... Book Spine Poetry!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 1 - April 30, 2017 |
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PoeTREE!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 1 - April 30, 2017
Stop by the library during the month of April and write a poem to add to our Poetry Tree. The Poetry Tree will be on display all month. PoeTREE!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 1 - April 30, 2017 |
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How do you Haiku?Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 1 - April 30, 2017
Celebrate National Poetry Month by creating your own Haiku. Submissions will be placed up in the library for all to enjoy. Visit mysapl.org for a list of branch hours. How do you Haiku?Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 1 - April 30, 2017 |
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Book Spine PoetryPresented by Forest Hills Branch Library April 1 - April 30, 2017
The staff at Forest Hills Branch Library celebrates National Poetry Month by creating a display of Book Spine Poetry!
How does that work?
Start by moving books into stacks with the spines together so that the titles can be read like the lines of a poem. Move the books to change the order... Book Spine PoetryPresented by Forest Hills Branch Library April 1 - April 30, 2017 |
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San Antonio Mini Maker FairePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 25, 2017
Come to the 3rd annual San Antonio Mini Maker Faire! San Antonio Mini Maker FairePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 25, 2017 |
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Author Jan Jarboe RussellPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 16, 2017
Jan Jarboe Russell is the author of the New York Times bestseller, "The Train to Crystal City." The book exposes the little-known story of a family internment camp in World War II located in Crystal City, Texas that housed Japanese, German and Italian immigrants and their American-born children. The camp in Crystal City became the center of... Author Jan Jarboe RussellPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 16, 2017 |
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Las Tesoros de San Antonio/ A Westside StoryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 11, 2017
Jorge Sandoval is a local actor, filmmaker, photographer and technician. He returns to filmmaking with the exciting documentary Las Tesoros de San Antonio/ A Westside Story. Experience the sights and sounds. Las Tesoros de San Antonio/ A Westside StoryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 11, 2017 |
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Why Stories of Black Lives MatterPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library February 26, 2017
UTSA professor Joycelyn Moody will discuss recent autobiographies by distinguished African American writers and the classic writing strategies that James Baldwin perfected. Virtually all African American autobiographers since Baldwin have narrated their life stories to demonstrate emphatically that all black lives matter. Why Stories of Black Lives MatterPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library February 26, 2017 |
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African American GenealogyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library February 25, 2017
Interested in looking for your African American roots? Wondering how to begin? Join us and discover how to start the journey. Find out what databases, books and resources are out there to help you uncover your family history. Registration is required. African American GenealogyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library February 25, 2017 |
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Why Stories of Black Lives MatterPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library February 25, 2017
UTSA professor Joycelyn Moody will discuss recent autobiographies by distinguished African American writers and the classic writing strategies that James Baldwin perfected. Virtually all African American autobiographers since Baldwin have narrated their life stories to demonstrate emphatically that all black lives matter. Why Stories of Black Lives MatterPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library February 25, 2017 |
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Author Jan Jarboe RussellPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library February 15, 2017
Jan Jarboe Russell is the author of the New York Times bestseller, "The Train to Crystal City." The book exposes the little-known story of a family internment camp in World War II located in Crystal City, Texas that housed Japanese, German and Italian immigrants and their American-born children. The camp in Crystal City became the center of... Author Jan Jarboe RussellPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library February 15, 2017 |
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David Bayer, Holocaust SurvivorPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library February 8, 2017
Join us for this teleconferencing event. Ninety-four year old David Bayer will talk from the US Holocaust Memorial Museum about his experience immigrating to the United States through Panama. The event will be accessible simultaneously at Potranco, Carver, and Cortez libraries. David Bayer, Holocaust SurvivorPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library February 8, 2017 |
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Tijuana JewsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library January 31, 2017
Isaac Artenstein, award-winning director and producer, will discuss Tijuana Jews, a one-hour documentary. The film tells the story of thousands of European Jews who sailed to Mexico in the early 20th century and provides insights into the experiences of the local pioneers who established the Jewish community in the region. He will also... Tijuana JewsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library January 31, 2017 |
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123 Andres!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library January 28, 2017
Latin Grammy-winning 123 Andrés in concert for kids and families! Travel with Andrés around the Americas. Get ready to learn or practice your Spanish and to sing, jump and dance in this high-energy, interactive show. 123 Andrés gets families moving and singing… learning has never been so fun! 123 Andres!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library January 28, 2017 |
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Refuge in the AmericasPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library January 26, 2017
Hannah Pankowsky, Holocaust survivor and author, will share the story of her family’s escape from Poland in 1940. After living in the Ural Mountains under harsh conditions, they returned after the war and were entered in displaced persons camps until going to Mexico and then the United States. Refuge in the AmericasPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library January 26, 2017 |
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Rock the PlazaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library November 12, 2016
Rock the Plaza is a concert featuring teen musicians from Take Note, the San Antonio Music Academy, Eclectic Electric, and teens from SA schools. This year we fuse Rock and Mariachi for the show! Rock the PlazaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library November 12, 2016 |
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Xunantunich: A Classic Mayan Site in BelizePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library October 6, 2016
Whitney Lytle, Legacy Education Program Coordinator, at the Center for Archaeological Research at UTSA, will update us, with a presentation and artifacts, on the latest research findings at the Classic Mayan site in Xunantunich, Belize. Xunantunich: A Classic Mayan Site in BelizePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library October 6, 2016 |
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Hispanic GenealogyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 4, 2016
Sylvia Reyna, genealogist/librarian for San Antonio Public Library's Genealogy Department, will offer guidance for researching Hispanic ancestors.
An official City of San Antonio Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission event. Hispanic GenealogyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 4, 2016 |
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Hispanic GenealogyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 27, 2016
Sylvia Reyna, genealogist/librarian for San Antonio Public Library's Genealogy Department, will offer guidance for researching Hispanic ancestors.
An official City of San Antonio Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission event. Hispanic GenealogyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 27, 2016 |
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Su Voto Es Su Voz Civic EngagementPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 27, 2016
Members of the League of Women Voters, Mi Familia Vota and NALEO will be registering voters and giving a presentation on candidate evaluation this election season.
An official City of San Antonio Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission event. Su Voto Es Su Voz Civic EngagementPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 27, 2016 |
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Su Voto Es Su Voz Civic EngagementPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Bazan Branch Library September 26, 2016
Members of the League of Women Voters, Mi Familia Vota and NALEO will be registering voters and giving a presentation on candidate evaluation this election season.
An official City of San Antonio Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission event. Su Voto Es Su Voz Civic EngagementPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Bazan Branch Library September 26, 2016 |
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Citizenship Celebration At Las Palmas LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Las Palmas Branch Library September 24, 2016
Celebrate and congratulate our new and upcoming citizens at the Las Palmas library, and ensure that you and your family members who are eligible to vote this election season are registered.
An official City of San Antonio Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission event. Citizenship Celebration At Las Palmas LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Las Palmas Branch Library September 24, 2016 |
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Hispanic GenealogyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 22, 2016
Sylvia Reyna, genealogist/librarian for San Antonio Public Library's Genealogy Department, will offer guidance for researching Hispanic ancestors.
An official City of San Antonio Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission event. Hispanic GenealogyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 22, 2016 |
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Teen Arts FestPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 17, 2016
Teen Arts Fest features teen musicians and digital artists from San Antonio Music Academy, Eclectic Electric and the AM project; art workshops with Alex Rubio and Allison C. Valdivia; spoken word featuring Fresh Ink; short film screenings, dance, and more.
This event is produced by teens, for teens. Teen Arts FestPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 17, 2016 |
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Latino Artists ExhibitsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 7 - November 7, 2016
The San Antonio Public Library will celebrate the diversity and rich cultural heritage of the Alamo City during Hispanic Heritage Month. During this month, visit several branches as they host art exhibits by local Latino artists. Exhibits will run September 7 through November 7. Visit mysapl.org for a list of artists and... Hispanic Heritage Month: Latino Artists ExhibitsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 7 - November 7, 2016 |
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Uke ‘til You PukePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library August 16, 2016
Join our fourth Ukulele Club at Central Library Auditorium to learn and play some easy songs. Bring your ukulele, bring a friend, bring a song to share, and sign up for open mic – if you like. Uke ‘til You PukePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library August 16, 2016 |
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All Around UsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library August 6, 2016
Join us as we premiere San Antonio's original StoryWalk: All Around Us, written by Xelena González & illustrated by Adriana M. Garcia. Enjoy children's literature in a new way, as you walk with your family along the grounds of Mission Library and watch the story unfold through public art. Saturday’s StoryWalk will include live... All Around UsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library August 6, 2016 |
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Children of War: Sharing a Family’s TalePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 31, 2016
Honorable Judge Peter Sakai, 225th District Court, will share his family’s experience in a Japanese internment camp during World War II. Children of War: Sharing a Family’s TalePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 31, 2016 |
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Okinawa dance and Taiko drum performancesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 29, 2016
A riveting show of Okinawa Taiko drumming by San Antonio Okinawa Taiko, who will perform their dynamic blend of traditional Japanese dance. Okinawa dance and Taiko drum performancesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 29, 2016 |
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Learn & Remember Keynote Speaker- Dr. Bernd WollschlaegerPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library May 26, 2016
Dr. Bernd Wollschlaeger will discuss his book, "A German Life: Against All Odds Change is Possible."
The story describes his struggle growing up in Germany in the shadow of his father, a highly-decorated WWII German military officer. Dr. Wollschlaeger eventually converted to Judaism, emigrated to... Learn & Remember Keynote Speaker- Dr. Bernd WollschlaegerPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library May 26, 2016 |
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From the Killing Fields to the White House: The American Dream in First PersonPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 24, 2016
Captured and forced into slave labor by Khmer Rouge officials, former UN Ambassador Sichan Siv feared that he would be worked to death or killed. But he never abandoned hope or his improbable dream of freedom. From the Killing Fields to the White House: The American Dream in First PersonPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 24, 2016 |
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Book Signing - In Dylan Town: A Fan's Life by David GainesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 24, 2016
Continuing our "Dylan Days" celebration, we welcome Dr. David Gaines, Associate Professor of English at Southwestern University and author of "In Dylan Town: A Fan's Life."
Gaines teaches a variety of topics in American literature, film studies and cultural studies, but he has become known nationwide as a Dylan... Book Signing - In Dylan Town: A Fan's Life by David GainesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 24, 2016 |
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Children in the HolocaustPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 23, 2016
Maxine Cohen will speak about the Kindertransport, rescued children, those killed in the Holocaust and the local history tied to this subject. Children in the HolocaustPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 23, 2016 |
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Bharatanatyam: Classical Indian DancePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 8 - May 28, 2016
Bharathanatyam is among the most subtle and sophisticated dance forms in the world. Each of these hour-long professional dance performances, presented by Kaveri Natya Yoga Center dance group, will be followed by an informal, interactive demonstration.
Bharatanatyam Dance features classical Indian Dance embodying music and... Bharatanatyam: Classical Indian DancePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 8 - May 28, 2016 |
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Read to Red Carpet: A Mayor's Book Club CelebrationPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Mission Marquee Plaza May 7, 2016
Visit Mission Marquee Plaza for a celebration of books and movies at Read to Red Carpet: A Mayor’s Book Club Celebration.
On this date, the spring book club will conclude with family-friendly activities including live music, arts & crafts, food trucks, and a film screening of “The Book Thief” (rated PG... Read to Red Carpet: A Mayor's Book Club CelebrationPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Mission Marquee Plaza May 7, 2016 |
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Coloring with special guests from Blue Star ColoringPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 26, 2016
Adult coloring has been shown to reduce stress and increase motor skills. But even better than that, it's fun! This month, special guest Clare Burch, Peter Licalzi, and Brenna Dominguez from the local publisher Blue Star Coloring will join us to discuss the popularity of Adult Coloring. Coloring with special guests from Blue Star ColoringPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Tobin Library at Oakwell April 26, 2016 |
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Central Within Reach: Riverwalk Art TourPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library April 17, 2016
Central Within Reach is a FREE guided walking tour designed by librarians to introduce patrons to the artistic beauty of San Antonio’s downtown within walking distance of the Central Library. This art tour begins with Central Library's Fiesta Tower and includes much of the fabulous public art along the Museum Reach of the... Central Within Reach: Riverwalk Art TourPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library April 17, 2016 |
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Texas Women of Influence Panel DiscussionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 29, 2016
Texas Women of Influence is a panel discussion with local San Antonio female leaders: Mayor Ivy R. Taylor; Hope Andrade, VIA Trustee and former Texas Secretary of State; Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson, Texas A&M University San Antonio President; and Terri Williams, Director of the UTSA Institute for Economic Development Small Business... Texas Women of Influence Panel DiscussionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 29, 2016 |
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2nd Annual San Antonio Mini Maker FairePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 26, 2016
Part science fair, part county fair, and part something entirely new, the faire is an all-ages gathering of tech enthusiasts, crafters, educators, tinkerers, hobbyists, engineers, science clubs, authors, artists, students, and commercial exhibitors.
The San Antonio Mini Maker Faire is an exhibition of San Antonio’s... 2nd Annual San Antonio Mini Maker FairePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 26, 2016 |
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Words & Art Festival at MissionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Mission Marquee Plaza March 19, 2016
Enjoy a family-friendly celebration of the literary arts and Mercados de O’liva at the Mission Marquee Words & Arts Festival on March 19. The Words & Arts Festival will be an all-ages, family-friendly day of literary and artistic programs and activities. The San Antonio Public Library will present literary arts educational workshops,... Words & Art Festival at MissionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Mission Marquee Plaza March 19, 2016 |
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Little Free Libraries BuildPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 7, 2016
Volunteers will build four Little Free Libraries that will be distributed to select “pocket parks” across San Antonio. Mayor Ivy R. Taylor, in partnership with the San Antonio Parks & Recreation Department, identified four parks for the Little Free Libraries: Southtown Gardens, McAllister Park, Millers Pond Park and Mainland... Little Free Libraries BuildPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 7, 2016 |
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The San Antonio Satellite Reef ProjectPresented by Southwest School of Art and City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 6 - March 27, 2016
Part of the worldwide Crochet Coral Reef Project created by the Institute For Figuring.
Since 2006, the Institute For Figuring has worked with communities around the world to create local ‘satellite’ reefs. Just as living reefs send out spawn—tiny seeds that settle in far-flung places and begin to grow into new... The San Antonio Satellite Reef ProjectPresented by Southwest School of Art and City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 6 - March 27, 2016 |
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Symphony at SAPLPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library January 16 - May 14, 2016
Join us for lively afternoons with San Antonio Symphony musicians as they share their love of music and professional experiences with children of all ages. Come and find out how special classical music can be. Musicians will visit branch libraries Saturdays at 2 p.m., January 16 – May 14, 2016. For a full calendar, visit mysapl.org Symphony at SAPLPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library January 16 - May 14, 2016 |
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Reviving Benin: The History of an African FestivalPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library January 10 - January 19, 2016
These selected images offer a closer look at topics concerning community, tradition and celebration. This exhibition will expose viewers to West African culture and provide insight to the unique history of the cultural phenomenon known as Voodoo. Openings, presentations and receptions will take place at Carver, Cortez, Forest Hills, Parman and... Reviving Benin: The History of an African FestivalPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library January 10 - January 19, 2016 |
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Opening Reception: The Book Garden- Long-Bin Chen Book Sculpture Solo ExhibitPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library December 10, 2015
The San Antonio Public Library invites the community to Central Library on December 10 at 6 p.m. to meet Taiwanese artist Long-Bin Chen and to experience his exhibit “The Book Garden.” Refreshments will be provided. Opening Reception: The Book Garden- Long-Bin Chen Book Sculpture Solo ExhibitPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library December 10, 2015 |
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The Book Garden – Long Bin Chen Book Sculpture ExhibitPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library December 10, 2015 - February 20, 2016
LONG-BIN CHEN is an internationally renowned artist who has exhibited widely in the United States, Germany, Taiwan, Japan, and Hong Kong. At first glance, his sculptures appear to be stonework, but they are actually created with printed material such as telephone directories, books, magazines, and newspapers. Experience this exhibit during... The Book Garden – Long Bin Chen Book Sculpture ExhibitPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library December 10, 2015 - February 20, 2016 |
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Finding My Story: Laurie Ann Guerrero Reading and Memoir Writing WorkshopPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library December 8, 2015
Mayor’s Book Club and the San Antonio Public Library present San Antonio Poet Laureate Laurie Ann Guerrero. Enjoy a reading by author and San Antonio Poet Laureate Laurie Ann Guerrero followed by a memoir writing workshop. Introductions will be made by Mayor Ivy R. Taylor Finding My Story: Laurie Ann Guerrero Reading and Memoir Writing WorkshopPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library December 8, 2015 |
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Diwali Festival of LightsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library November 14 - November 28, 2015
These performances highlight the Indian celebration occurring in the fall, "Festival of Lights." Enjoy performances from various regions in India that combine dance, music, and storytelling. Celebrate Indian culture with SAPL!
November 14 at 2 p.m. (Cody Library, 1441 Vance Jackson,... Diwali Festival of LightsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library November 14 - November 28, 2015 |
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Forest Hills Goes to See Miró!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 25, 2015
Take a FREE Bus Shuttle to the McNay Museum of Art and see the Miró: The Experience of Seeing exhibit. Admission to the Museum will be FREE. The exhibit presents the astounding and innovative paintings and sculptures that Joan Miró (1893–1983) created in his later years. Forest Hills Goes to See Miró!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library October 25, 2015 |
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Meet Author/Illustrator Yuyi MoralesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 26, 2015
Award-winning author/illustrator Yuyi Morales brings her unique perspective on children’s books and public libraries to the Central Library. Join us for Yuyi’s family-friendly presentation followed by a reception, book sale and autograph session. Seating is limited to the first 150 attendees.
Meet Author/Illustrator Yuyi MoralesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 26, 2015 |
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Curandero SecretsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 26, 2015
For Yerbero (Herbalist) Don Jacinto Madrigal, help for ailments comes in the form of the herbs and plants he cultivates in the backyard of his San Antonio home. Born in Mexico, Don Madrigal grew up with the use of herbs for healing. Jesus de la Torre will translate this bilingual presentation. Curandero SecretsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 26, 2015 |
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30 Days of Downtown: Flavors of the Fiesta City of San AntonioPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library September 26, 2015
Flavors of the Fiesta City- Learn more about the yummy flavors that make up San Antonio’s favorite foods. Children and their grown-ups enjoy books, shared activities, and fun! All ages are welcome. Children will need adult assistance. 30 Days of Downtown: Flavors of the Fiesta City of San AntonioPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library September 26, 2015 |
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Papel Picado WorkshopPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Las Palmas Branch Library September 26, 2015
Make & Take Home a colorful tissue paper cut out design! Ms. Merla will share the history of this celebratory art form dating back to Aztec days, demonstrate the technique and guide you in creating your own original papel picado to take home and enjoy!
Papel Picado WorkshopPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Las Palmas Branch Library September 26, 2015 |
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80 Years of Dance!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Public Library Cortez Branch September 26, 2015
Celebrate 80 years of dance when the SA Parks and Recreation Department dances at San Antonio Branch Libraries in September and October! Cultural programming has been the hallmark of the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department for over 80 years making their dance program the longest running municipal program in the country. The dance... 80 Years of Dance!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Public Library Cortez Branch September 26, 2015 |
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A Tribute to San Antonio in Poetry and Photographs- by Carmen TafollaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library September 19, 2015
Join State Poet Laureate Carmen Tafolla for a poetic tribute to San Antonio that combines readings of her poems with historic and contemporary photographs of some of San Antonio's personal, cultural, and physical treasures. A Tribute to San Antonio in Poetry and Photographs- by Carmen TafollaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library September 19, 2015 |
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Knit Out & Crochet, Too!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 19, 2015
Join us for this FREE event. No registration or experience necessary! All ages are welcome! Learn the basics or get help with that tricky stitch from members of the Alamo Rows Crochet Guild. Materials will be provided free of charge Knit Out & Crochet, Too!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 19, 2015 |
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Latino Americans: 500 Years of History--Narrar Una HistoriaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 15, 2015
Carolina Quiroga-Stultz, award-winning bilingual Colombian storyteller and member of the San Antonio Storytellers, will bring to life historias from the vast tapestry of captivating myths sprung from indigenous Central and South America, their vibrant cultures and their conquest. Latino Americans: 500 Years of History--Narrar Una HistoriaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library September 15, 2015 |
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An Insider's View on Investigating the ParanormalPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library September 12, 2015
What is ghost hunting really? In this dynamic and informative program, paranormal investigators from Sixth Sense Paranormal discuss what it's really like to be a "ghost hunter." With real world examples and actual evidence collected on investigations in and around San Antonio, this program dispels misconceptions, explains the processes and... An Insider's View on Investigating the ParanormalPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library September 12, 2015 |
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Meet the Author: David Liss at Landa Branch LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Landa Branch Library August 31, 2015
The San Antonio Public Library invites the community to meet local author David Liss at Landa Branch Library on Monday, August 31. Liss will discuss his latest novel “The Day of Atonement,” a historical thriller about one man’s quest for justice during the Inquisition. He will also discuss his acclaimed Benjamin Weaver series; a set of... Meet the Author: David Liss at Landa Branch LibraryPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Landa Branch Library August 31, 2015 |
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Jorge and Nicole Acoustic World MusicPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Maverick Branch Library August 22, 2015
San Antonio acoustic guitar and bass duo, Jorge and Nicole, will be performing their style of world acoustic music Jorge and Nicole Acoustic World MusicPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Maverick Branch Library August 22, 2015 |
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Papercrafting and Scrapbooking ClubPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library August 22, 2015
Come join us for an afternoon of paper therapy. Each crop will begin with a demonstration of a technique, layout idea or project. You will then have the opportunity to work on your own paper projects--cardmaking, scrapbooking, or other paper crafts. Share some time with others who love working with paper crafts and get some... Papercrafting and Scrapbooking ClubPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library August 22, 2015 |
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Indian Dance for Health & FitnessPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library August 11 - August 25, 2015
Bharathanatyam is among the most subtle and sophisticated dance forms in the world. Each of these 40-minute professional dance performances, presented by Kaveri Natya Yoga Center dance group, will be followed by an informal, interactive demonstration for 20 minutes. Simple dance steps will be shown and attendees will be encouraged to practice... Indian Dance for Health & FitnessPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library August 11 - August 25, 2015 |
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Suzuki Violin Students of Erin RushforthPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Maverick Branch Library August 1, 2015
Join us for a few Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Handel classics performed by young violinists. Suzuki Violin Students of Erin RushforthPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Maverick Branch Library August 1, 2015 |
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Adult Summer Reading ConcertPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library July 25, 2015
Come celebrate the San Antonio Public Library’s Summer Reading theme “Every Hero Has a Story” with a musical performance by the Beethoven Dance Band. The performance will include a medley of superhero and movie themes for all ages! Adult Summer Reading ConcertPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library July 25, 2015 |
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Re-Make Art with the McNayPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library July 18, 2015
Reduce… Recycle … Reinvent art with the McNay Museum. Re-Make Art with the McNayPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library July 18, 2015 |
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Drummer T-Bow GonzalesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library July 16, 2015
Join us as local drummer, T-Bow Gonzales, demonstrates various drums; participate in this musical program for kids Drummer T-Bow GonzalesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library July 16, 2015 |
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Makers Wanted for San Antonio Mini Maker Faire October 17Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library July 6 - August 24, 2015
The San Antonio Public Library invites DIYers, coders, performers, knitters and others to share their hobby and craft with others at the San Antonio Mini Maker Faire. The San Antonio Public Library will host the first-ever Mini Maker Faire on Saturday, October 17 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Central Library. Part science fair, part county... Makers Wanted for San Antonio Mini Maker Faire October 17Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library July 6 - August 24, 2015 |
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What’s Cookin’ South Asia! Learn to make Tamarind RicePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library June 28, 2015
Learn the secrets of preparing delicious Tamarind Rice with a healthy twist! Attend the class and become familiar with the ingredients needed to prepare Tamarind Rice from India. Receive a copy of the recipe and a how-to-guide to prepare at your place!
What’s Cookin’ South Asia! Learn to make Tamarind RicePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library June 28, 2015 |
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Rock OUTPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library June 27, 2015
LGBTI local performance artists and musicians share their unique perspective and music at the library. Alyson D. Alonzo, Chris Conde, and friends Rock OUT for Pride as LGBTI local performers. Bring a chair or a blanket and your favorite beverage! Rock OUTPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library June 27, 2015 |
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Chicanismo Today, a Collective ExpressionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 23, 2015
Chicano Fine Art Museum (CFAM),Panel Discussion.Chicanismo Today, a Collective Expression.CFAM will introduce the concept of the influence of Chicano Art in terms of the Chicano Art Movement as it has expanded beyond the scope of today's form of art making. The panel will focus on their own field of knowledge: Chicanismo Today, a Collective ExpressionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 23, 2015 |
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An Introduction to Birding for AdultsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 21, 2015
Avid Audubon birders and Alamo Chapter Texas Master Naturalists Tom and Patsy Inglet will share tools, tips, and techniques that will allow you to build your birding skills. Binoculars are available. An Introduction to Birding for AdultsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 21, 2015 |
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What if Slavery was our Apocalypse?: Afrofuturism and The Speculative in Contemporary Black FictionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library June 20, 2015
Guest speaker Kinitra Brooks, PhD, an assistant professor at UTSA, will discuss the Afrofuturist notion that slavery was the African diaspora's apocalypse and examines the major tenets of Black fiction through a post-apocalyptic framework.
What if Slavery was our Apocalypse?: Afrofuturism and The Speculative in Contemporary Black FictionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library June 20, 2015 |
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Juneteenth 150th Anniversary ConcertPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library June 20, 2015
Join us for classic gospel music including Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, Down by the Riverside, Go Tell it on the Mountain and Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing. The program will include narration about Juneteenth, the commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. Juneteenth 150th Anniversary ConcertPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library June 20, 2015 |
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San Antonio Romance Authors: SARA Presidents Past & PresentPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library June 20, 2015
SARA Presidents Past & Present will speak on writing dialogue. Our amazing Panel of Presidents includes Jolene Navarro, Pam Morsi, Patricia W. Fischer, and Joni Hahn. In collaboration with the Igo Branch Library, the San Antonio Romance Authors (a chapter of the Romance Writers of America) presents this free program for all community... San Antonio Romance Authors: SARA Presidents Past & PresentPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library June 20, 2015 |
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Intro to Beer StylesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 20, 2015
The San Antonio Cerveceros, a craft beer educational nonprofit organization, will be Intro to Beer StylesPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library June 20, 2015 |
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Juneteenth 150th Anniversary ConcertPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library June 19, 2015
Join us for a performance of St Philip's College San Antonio Youth Wind Ensemble (SAYWE) Chamber Ensembles. They will peform classic gospel music including Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, Down by the Riverside, Go Tell it on the Mountain and Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing. The program will include narration about Juneteenth, the commemoration of the... Juneteenth 150th Anniversary ConcertPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library June 19, 2015 |
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The Mayor's Summer Reading ClubPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library May 29, 2015
Join Mayor Ivy R. Taylor to launch the Mayor's Summer Reading Club at San Antonio Public Library. For all ages! Children | Teens | Adults
The Mayor's Summer Reading ClubPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library May 29, 2015 |
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Author Evangelist Brenda Henderson Book SigningPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library May 23, 2015
Meet the author of “Preying Men: The art of Christian Deception,” Evangelist Brenda Henderson. This event is sponsored by New Jerusalem Baptist Church.
Author Evangelist Brenda Henderson Book SigningPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library May 23, 2015 |
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Sichan Siv: From the Killing Fields to the White House: The American Dream in First PersonPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 12, 2015
Former Ambassador Sichan Siv will speak about his childhood in Cambodia, the Khmer Rouge regime, living in a Thai refugee camp, arriving to the States and having a variety of service jobs. He will also talk about his time as Deputy Assistant to President George H.W. Bush at The White House and as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Sichan Siv: From the Killing Fields to the White House: The American Dream in First PersonPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 12, 2015 |
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Tea TastingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 10 - May 31, 2015
In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, enjoy our Asian tea tastings. Three different types of Asian teas will be offered to explain how the different cultures within Asia are united through their love of tea. Visit mysapl.org for locations, dates and times. Tea TastingPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 10 - May 31, 2015 |
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Celebrate Central DayPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 9, 2015
Central Library opened in May of 1995, and will be celebrating its 20th Anniversary on Saturday, May 9th! Join us for a family-friendly day of food, music, activities, exhibits and more! Visit mysapl.org for a list of special activities planned for this day. Celebrate Central DayPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library May 9, 2015 |
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UTSA Student Photo ExhibitPresented by University of Texas at San Antonio and City of San Antonio Public Library May 7 - July 6, 2015
Beginning Thursday, May 7, San Antonio Public Library will host a photo art exhibit featuring the work of intermediate and advanced photography students from University of Texas at San Antonio. The exhibit will be available at Memorial Branch Library through July 6. Students submitted their favorite work for the exhibit. The images... UTSA Student Photo ExhibitPresented by University of Texas at San Antonio and City of San Antonio Public Library May 7 - July 6, 2015 |
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Cinco de Mayo Fiesta BonitaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 2, 2015
Forest Hills Library celebrates a Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Bonita, in honor of Maria L. de Hernández (1896-1986), Mexican American Rights Activist and Educator. Special Guest is Dr. Mary Galindo, President of the Texas Archaeological Society, who will speak about her grandmother, Ms. de Hernández, and her life and political activism.... Cinco de Mayo Fiesta BonitaPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 2, 2015 |
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Classical Indian DancePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 2 - May 30, 2015
Bharatanatyam is a classical Indian dance form that originated in the temples of South India and comes alive through the zealous performances of the dancers. It is known for its grace, purity, tenderness, and sculpturesque poses. This spiritual dance embodies the rich mythological heritage of India and represents the culture of India at its... Classical Indian DancePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 2 - May 30, 2015 |
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Violins & VocalsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 2 - May 23, 2015
Enjoy listening to a variety of music performed by the Northside Music School group. Visit mysapl.org for branch locations, dates and times. Violins & VocalsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library May 2 - May 23, 2015 |
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Celebrating Poetry Month with Sun Poet's SocietyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 25, 2015
Join Pan American Branch Library’s celebration of April Poetry Month with the Sun Poet Society. Members such as Susan “Susana” Marquez and Rod Stryker will read from their writing collections. Celebrating Poetry Month with Sun Poet's SocietyPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 25, 2015 |
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Author Visit with Jan Jarboe RussellPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 22, 2015
Be here for an author visit by Jan Jarboe Russell who will discuss her new book , “The Train to Crystal City: FDR’s Secret Prisoner Exchange Program and America’s Only Family Internment Camp During World War II”. Author Visit with Jan Jarboe RussellPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 22, 2015 |
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San Antonio Romance Authors: Character Plotting Workshop - Half Day!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library April 18, 2015
Emily McKay and Robyn DeHart will do their half-day character plotting workshop, presenting three tiers of worksheets to guide writers through brainstorming, character development, and character-driven plotting. The worksheets will help writers reveal character growth and keep their focus on the developing relationship between the hero and... San Antonio Romance Authors: Character Plotting Workshop - Half Day!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library April 18, 2015 |
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Artpace- A family-friendly art classPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 11, 2015
Artpace San Antonio offers free family-friendly art classes. The projects are designed to connect families with contemporary art. The projects are based on Artpace San Antonio’s artists and exhibitions. This program is suggested for kids 9-12 years old. Younger children should be accompanied by an adult. Classes meet every second Saturday... Artpace- A family-friendly art classPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library April 11, 2015 |
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Journey to Inspired Art Quilting BeePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Landa Branch Library April 11, 2015
The San Antonio Modern Quilt Guild meets to explore the love of art quilting by examining art, learning new techniques, and creating inspired quilt projects. Join us for one project or on a continuing basis. All skill levels are welcome. Journey to Inspired Art Quilting BeePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Landa Branch Library April 11, 2015 |
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Patt Blue: Living on a DreamPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 29, 2015
Photographer Patt Blue will discuss her haunting memoir "Living on a Dream" which chronicles the marriage of her parents J.W. and Louise, who married and divorced each other three times during their 30 years together. Blue tries to understand her mother's path in life through interview, memories and images. Patt Blue: Living on a DreamPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 29, 2015 |
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Arts of NohPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 29 - November 8, 2015
A unique exhibit of materials, seldom seen outside Japan, related to Japanese noh theater. The exhibit centers on traditional and contemporary masks by master artisan Hideta Kitazawa: these exquisitely crafted, hand-painted artworks, all used in performance, range from beautiful ko-omote (young women) masks to terrifying horned... Arts of NohPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 29 - November 8, 2015 |
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Celebrate Cesar Chavez Day!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 28, 2015
Join us for hands-on crafts, live music and family fun as we celebrate the life and legacy of Cesar Chavez, an American hero who dedicated his life to the non-violent struggle for social justice. Celebrate Cesar Chavez Day!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 28, 2015 |
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Meet the Author: Guillermo FesserPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 27, 2015
Spanish television and radio journalist Guillermo Fesser will discuss his book “One Hundred Miles from Manhattan,” a fresh, funny and affectionate portrait of life in small-town America and beyond. Fesser is known in Spain for his humorous but compassionate news reporting, and his innovative Madrid-based national morning radio talk... Meet the Author: Guillermo FesserPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 27, 2015 |
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San Antonio Romance Authors: Body Language!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library March 21, 2015
In collaboration with the Igo Branch Library, the San Antonio Romance Authors (a chapter of the Romance Writers of America) presents this free program for all community members. SARA member and retired Trinity teacher of theater arts, Linda Shuler, will speak on how to create interesting visual characters, and how to use the body in performance... San Antonio Romance Authors: Body Language!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library March 21, 2015 |
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Music Improvisation and the BrainPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 21, 2015
This will be an exploration into how music is processed by the brain by Professor Donald Robin, PhD., Research Imaging Institute, Departments of Neurology and Radiology UTHSCSA and UTSA. Dr. Robin will discuss the relationship between music, learning, language and the emotions. He will also discuss new developments in brain imaging and explain... Music Improvisation and the BrainPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library March 21, 2015 |
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Symphony at SAPLPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 21, 2015
Join us on the 330th birthday of composer J.S. Bach for a lively afternoon with San Antonio Symphony musicians. They will share their love of music as well as their experiences as professional musicians in the orchestra with children of all ages. Come and find out how much fun classical music can be!
Great Northwest... Symphony at SAPLPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 21, 2015 |
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Storyteller Mary Grace KetnerPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library March 21, 2015
Join us for heroine stories in honor of Women’s History Month. All ages welcome to attend. Storyteller Mary Grace KetnerPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library March 21, 2015 |
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Be a Blanketeer!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 20, 2015
Join Project Linus on “Blanket Day” and create a hand-made blanket for children who are seriously ill or traumatized. All supplies will be provided. Refreshments included! Blanket Day is a yearly event that offers everyone a chance to create a blanket for a child in need of a "blanket hug." Be a Blanketeer!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 20, 2015 |
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Experiencing Robotics with Cool MakbotsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library March 15, 2015
Are you tech savvy? Would you like to establish your own FLL(First Lego League)/robotics team? Join the 10-member championship Makbots team for a hands-on robotics demonstration to learn more. Experiencing Robotics with Cool MakbotsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library March 15, 2015 |
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Artpace Family-Friendly Art ClassPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 14, 2015
Artpace San Antonio offers free family-friendly art classes. The projects are designed to connect families with contemporary art. Suggested for kids ages 9-12 years old. Younger children should be accompanied by an adult.
Artpace Family-Friendly Art ClassPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 14, 2015 |
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Texas Women of InfluencePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 10, 2015
The San Antonio Public Library (SAPL) will host Texas Women of Influence on Tuesday, March 10 in the Central Library Auditorium at 6:30pm. The panel discussion will feature local San Antonio female leaders: Rosie Castro, Political Activist; Akiko Fujimoto, Associate Conductor of the San Antonio Symphony; Jackie Gorman, Executive Director of... Texas Women of InfluencePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library March 10, 2015 |
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Parman Knits! And Crochets, Too!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 8, 2015
Are you an avid knitter or crocheter? Bring your current project and spend the afternoon stitching while meeting other needle enthusiasts. Beginners welcome! Parman Knits! And Crochets, Too!Presented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 8, 2015 |
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Art Exhibit by San Antonio College, Professor Marleen HooverPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 4 - April 30, 2015
Marleen Hoover's art consists of found objects, used and discarded toys, broken jewelry, scraps of fabric and paper and other objects immersed in resin. The support structures are also made from recycled materials. These odd but often beautiful and meaningful collected objects reveal Hoover's themes reflecting her own life. Art Exhibit by San Antonio College, Professor Marleen HooverPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 4 - April 30, 2015 |
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San Antonio Public Library (SAPL) hosts Rainforest Maze children’s programsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 3 - March 14, 2015
In partnership with the San Antonio Botanical Garden’s upcoming exhibit Rainforest Adventure, the San Antonio Public Library will host Rainforest Maze- programs and crafts that teach children and their families about the rain forest ecosystem and the four levels of the rain forest. SAPL programs are free! **Be sure to visit... San Antonio Public Library (SAPL) hosts Rainforest Maze children’s programsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library March 3 - March 14, 2015 |
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Symphony at SAPLPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library February 21, 2015
Join us for a lively afternoon with San Antonio Symphony musicians. They will share their love of music as well as their experiences as professional musicians in the orchestra with children of all ages. Come and find out how much fun classical music can be!
Forest Hills Branch Library (5245 Ingram Rd.,... Symphony at SAPLPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library February 21, 2015 |
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The Legacy of the Venus Hottentot in Contemporary Rap CulturePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library February 21, 2015
From Josephine Baker to the Video Vixen, Nikki Minaj to Miley and Iggy, the subject of black women’s bodies has and continues to permeate popular culture. This talk will specifically examine the fantasy and realities of black women’s bodies and how profitable misperceptions affect the lived realities of black women’s everyday... The Legacy of the Venus Hottentot in Contemporary Rap CulturePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Igo Branch Library February 21, 2015 |
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Mayor’s Book Club Musical PerformancePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library February 15, 2015
Join us for a chamber presentation by the San Antonio Youth Wind Ensembles; the program will include a flute quartet and sax duo. This is a Black History Month event in partnership with the Mayor's Book Club. Mayor’s Book Club Musical PerformancePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Branch Library February 15, 2015 |
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Love Central Library DayPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library February 14, 2015
Join us any time from 11-5 to show the love, at Love Central Library Day! A variety of events will be come-and-go such as food trucks on the plaza, classical guitar in the lobby, classic movies in Connect, the Friends of Texana Book Sale in the Gallery, Crafts all day in Children's and Teens, and a special display of Harry... Love Central Library DayPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Central Library February 14, 2015 |
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Cartoonist Leigh Rubin: A Twisted Mind Is a Terrible Thing to WastePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library February 5, 2015
Leigh Rubin, creator of the nationally syndicated cartoon “Rubes,” visits for an amusing, presentation, “A Twisted Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Waste," on the creative and technical aspects of cartooning. "Rubes" has drawn many comparisons to Gary Larson’s iconic “The Far Side,”... Cartoonist Leigh Rubin: A Twisted Mind Is a Terrible Thing to WastePresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at San Antonio Central Public Library February 5, 2015 |
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Join the Mayor’s Book Club, Spring EditionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library January 22 - March 31, 2015
Read Mayor Ivy R. Taylors spring book club selection, 12 Years a Slave, and be part of a city-wide reading club! Check it out from your closest branch library, or download the eBook at mysapl.org. Join us for events and programs that explore the themes of the book, for children, teens and adults. For more information and a list of events, visit... Join the Mayor’s Book Club, Spring EditionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library January 22 - March 31, 2015 |
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Donna Brazile: San Antonio Public Library Premiere Black History Month EventPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Community Cultural Center January 22, 2015
ABC and CNN television commentator, political strategist and syndicated columnist Donna Brazile is one of the best known, most influential African American women in modern American political life. Washingtonian Magazine named her one of the "100 Most Powerful Women in Washington, D.C." and Essence Magazine listed her as one of the... Donna Brazile: San Antonio Public Library Premiere Black History Month EventPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Carver Community Cultural Center January 22, 2015 |
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Spain’s Contribution to the American RevolutionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Maverick Branch Library November 29, 2014
Join us for a narration of Spain’s contributions to the American Revolution, presentation by a Fife and Drum Corps and a demonstration of Colonial Currency and children’s toys. Presenters will be dressed in Spanish colonial uniforms. Spain’s Contribution to the American RevolutionPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library at Maverick Branch Library November 29, 2014 |
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Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza featuring Vanessa Cerda AlonzoPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library November 18 - November 20, 2014
Houston, Texas native Vanessa Cerda Alonzo is an award winning vocalist, musician, songwriter, and actress who developed her artistic career through the non-profit arts organization MECA. Vanessa will talk about her experiences in performing both mariachi and opera, and will perform a few songs, at selected libraries as part of the 20th Annual... Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza featuring Vanessa Cerda AlonzoPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library November 18 - November 20, 2014 |
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San Anto Cultural ArtsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 18, 2014
Reception for photo art exhibit by San Anto Cultural Arts. Come join us celebrate their art work. San Anto Cultural ArtsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 18, 2014 |
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San Anto Cultural Arts Celebrates Hispanic ArtistsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 15 - October 15, 2014
San Anto Cultural Arts is local Westside non-profit arts organization. They have donated a 15 piece art display from September 15 through October 15 at Memorial Library. San Anto Cultural Arts Celebrates Hispanic ArtistsPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 15 - October 15, 2014 |
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A Day of Remembrance-September 11th ConcertPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 11, 2014
The Mission Winds, a clarinet quartet of the Air Force Band of the West, is scheduled to perform music to commemorate September 11th, 2001 and other musical themes. A Day of Remembrance-September 11th ConcertPresented by City of San Antonio Public Library September 11, 2014 |
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