Weslaco Museum
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Weslaco ISD Art Walk
Weslaco Museum 500 South Texas Blvd., Weslaco, TX, United StatesWander through the Weslaco Museum gallery on Oct. 25 and listen to the festive sounds of the WISD Mariachi band during this year's Art Walk. This is more than just an art show — it's a cultural experience and a fantastic evening out. Gther your friends for a fiesta of art, music and community spirit. Light refreshments will be provided by the Museum Guild.
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Dies y Seis de Septiembre
Weslaco Museum 500 South Texas Blvd., Weslaco, TX, United StatesThe Weslaco Museum invites everyone to come and celebrate “Dies y Seis de Septiembre“ on Sept. 16 during museum hours, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum dress up for the fiesta and celebrates Priest Miguel Hidalgo’s determination for Mexico to have its freedom from both Spain and France. The event includes food, aguas, loteria, music, history and celebration. Attendees are invited to "put on your huipil (colorful Mexican dress),…
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Night of Giving
Weslaco Museum 500 South Texas Blvd., Weslaco, TX, United StatesThe Weslaco Museum invites the public to a Night of Giving on Aug. 18 to focus on raising awareness for Love 146 and Polaris. The museum will also accept donations on the organizations' behalf.
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Here Come the Brides Luncheon
Weslaco Museum 500 South Texas Blvd., Weslaco, TX, United StatesThe Weslaco Museum hosts the annual “Here Come the Brides Luncheon” presented by The Museum Guild on June 25. The luncheon will feature a presentation by Joe Vidales, discussing wedding styles through the years. Purchase tickets for $25 at the museum or from guild members.
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Weslaco Museum Saturday Speaker – Lisa Adam
Weslaco Museum 500 South Texas Blvd., Weslaco, TX, United StatesThe Weslaco Museum presents Lisa Adam for an encore event on her book “xuai” Oct. 9 at 2 p.m. Adam is an anthropologist whose research lead her on a journey to “the whispered and fragmented words" of the ancient Coahuiltecan peoples of south Texas and northern Mexico. With Spanish missions dominating the area, many of the natives were converted to Christianity. Through those missions, words were translated from native languages…
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Weslaco Museum Meet the Artist
Weslaco Museum 500 South Texas Blvd., Weslaco, TX, United StatesThe Weslaco Museum welcomes a return exhibit with Rosendo Sandoval during the month of September. The public may meet the artist during a reception Sept. 9 at the museum. "Jim and Joann Farber have traveled far and wide during their 63 years of marriage. Throughout the years they have collected various artifacts from every country they have toured. Mexico became a favorite destination, and the masks became a favorite collection.…