Some interesting events coming up at the Women's Museum.
The DVD for tonight's film was borrowed from the PRC library -- so, if you're not able to attend tonight, you can get in touch with us after and borrow it!
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Ashley Gardner <ashley@womensmuseumca.org>Date: Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 5:58 PM
Subject: Films and dance performances at the Women's Museum
| Events this week at the WOMEN'S MUSEUM! |
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Wednesday, March 25 at 6:30 pm WOSD Movie Night Blue Gold: World Water Wars (90 mins) This film is an award-winning documentary from director Sam Bozzo and narrated by Malcolm McDowell. We're moving closer to a world with water being the cause of war and becoming an increasingly precious commodity. FREE Doors Open at 6:30 pm Screening begins at 7 pm |
Saturday, March 28 at 7:30 pm PGK Dance Project presents a performance of "Remarkable Women in Dance"
The WOMEN'S MUSEUM OF CALIFORNIA welcomes the PGK DANCE PROJECT to perform "Remarkable Women in Dance" at the Museum during Women's History Month. This performance features PGK Dance performing works by: Khamla, Blythe, Kim, Rosalia, Viviana, Heather, and PGK women performing works by Peter Kalivas with special guest artists Natasha and Faith. General Admission - $25 ; Student / WMC Members - $20 |
SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 4:30 PM & 7 PM Women's Museum and Italian Film Festival presents two screenings of Catia's Choice: 80 miles south of Lampedusa (2014) Director Roberto Burchielli This is the story of Italy's continuing effort to save migrants attempting to make the perilous crossing from Africa to Sicily. It is also the story of the first woman to command a vessel of the Italian Navy. Catia Pellegrino takes on this 2013 mission captaining a ship which already, in October, 2011, had been deployed once before in saving migrant lives from a sinking freighter. The response in Italy is both overwhelming pride and equally devastating sadness. This movie became an event when shown on TV.
Special thanks to the director Roberto Burchielli, the Italian Institute of Culture in Los Angeles and its Director Dr. Valeria Rumori and to the film sponsors - Corriere della Sera, The Italian Navy, and RAI Fiction. |
Tuesday, March 31 at 6 pm MEET THE CURATOR & REFUGEE WOMEN FROM THE 'TEARS OF WAR' EXHIBIT
The Women's Museum of California, League of Women Voters of San Diego, and the Women's League for Peace and Freedom of San Diego welcome you and your friends to a reception and the Museum's current exhibit, "Tears of War: The Many Faces of Refugee Women."
Curator Anne Hoiberg and two of the Refugee Women will discuss their contributions to efforts to end war through exhibitions, storytelling, activism, and resilience. FREE MEET ANNE HOIBERG, EXHIBIT CURATOR. EVERY SATURDAY AT 2 PM FOR TOURS OF THIS EXHIBIT. |
Friday, April 3 at 5:00 pm FRIDAY NIGHT LIBERTY in APRIL Join us for our last peek at the 'TEARS OF WAR' Exhibit and learn more about our Membership Drive! |
MARCH IS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE MONTH Sign up before April 15 to be entered to win great prizes WOMEN'S MUSEUM OF CALIFORNIA 2730 Historic Decatur Rd., San Diego, CA 92106 |
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