It’s More Than a Statement: Equity at Work
Equity in arts and culture is at the forefront of everyone’s mind. In fact, the Commission for Arts & Culture requested equity statements (along with evidence of practice) from OSP funded organizations in end of year reporting. With many funders prioritizing equity and diversity, it’s important for nonprofits to not only have policies in place but to create a culture that embodies equity and diversity. Cultural equity statements represent an organization’s commitment to fostering an equitable, inclusive, and accessible environment for all people. Join the Balboa Park Learning Institute for It’s More Than a Statement: Equity at Work, an intensive...
Fleet Science Center Presents “Suds & Science: A ‘Spirited’ Discussion”
Mangia Italiano 248 Third Avenue,, Chula Vista, CA
The Fleet Science Center presents "Suds & Science: A 'Spirited' Discussion" from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 10, 2020. The Topic: "Not Your Grandfather’s Stem Cells: What is the latest in the world of stem cells & why are Californians on the cutting-edge?" at Mangia Italiano, 248 Third Avenue, Chula Vista. The outreach program bring scientists face-to-face with the general public at their local pub. Each session kicks off with a short and enlightening presentation, after which the floor is open for discussion between the audience and the speaker. Topics range from the science of beer to superhero physics to...
MoMM@Home Presents ‘Creator Corner – Putting Notes on a Page’
Have you ever wondered: How does a piece of sheet music get written? Is there a special typewriter that does it? Join the Making of Making Music special guest John Denny as he walks us through how he uses notation software to write music. Join live at 2 p.m. April 17. (Pacific) https://youtu.be/Sji0a6xk6ug The museum encourages visitors of all ages, backgrounds and musical experience levels to enjoy MoMM@Home. Donate here to help the museum share the power of music.
Japanese Friendship Garden Invites You to Create Paper Cranes
Japanese Friendship Garden 2215 Pan American Road. E, , San Diego
In an effort to to promote a sense of solidarity and resilience in our communities, the Japanese Friendship Garden in Balboa Park invites everyone to participate in a group activity of creating paper cranes. According to the senbazuru legend, anyone who is able to fold 1,000 cranes will be granted a wish. If we come together as one community, reaching thousands of folded cranes is no problem! Participate here
Get Into the Rhythm of Museum of Making Music Online Concerts!
Museum of Making Music 5970 Armada Drive, Carlsbad
The Museum of Making Music in Carlsbad presents discussions, musical storytimes and concerts titled "MoMM@Home" while we all shelter in place. The museum encourages visitors of all ages, backgrounds and musical experience levels to enjoy MoMM@Home with friends, families and other guests. Donate here to help the museum share the power of music, especially during these uncertain times.
Museum of Making Music Undergoing Exciting Renovation; Plans Reopening In February 2021!
With June 12 being the first day that indoor museums are being allowed to open in San Diego County with approval, the Museum of Making Music is providing an update on its own reopening timeline. Prior to the pandemic, the Museum was scheduled to close on September 1, 2020 to complete its exciting Museum Renovation Project. Instead, it closed on March 13, 2020 in response to public heath guidelines. Its team has made the decision to remain closed to focus on the renovation until completion in early 2021. The Museum of Making Music will be reopening to the public on...
Museum of Making Music Presents The Electric Harp with Deborah Henson-Conant in A Virtual Concert!
The Museum of Making Music Presents the Electric Harp with Deborah Henson-Conant in a virtual concert June 19! When you electrify a harp, it can take on a whole new personality. Deborah Henson-Conant will share how she's pushed the boundaries of this instrument.
The Museum of Making Music Presents A Live Virtual Concert By Bassist Michael Kennedy!
Catch a live virtual concert Aug. 7 with bassist Michael Kennedy presented the Museum of Making Music! Michael is one of the finest bassists, musical directors & performers in southern California and has worked with numerous notable acts. Don't miss it – grab your tickets now! This concert will be presented online, LIVE from the museum's stage in Carlsbad, California with no audience. The concert will be streamed online to ticket holders using a private link. Tickets to the stream are $10 and all proceeds will be split 50/50 between the artist and Museum.
The Museum of Making Music Presents ‘The Songbirds’ — A Virtual Concert!
The Museum of Making Music in Carlsbad presents discussions, musical storytimes and virtual concerts titled "MoMM@Home" like "Songbirds" (pictured) on Sept. 10. This performance will be broadcast online live from the Museum of Making Music (with no audience). When you RSVP, you'll receive a website link to the event where you can join us live on the night of the concert! The museum encourages visitors of all ages, backgrounds and musical experience levels to enjoy MoMM@Home. Donate here to help the museum share the power of music.
JFG’s Master Series Continues With Japanese Tea Talk With Takahiro Okabe!
On Oct. 15, the Japanese Friendship Garden hosts Okabe Takahiro in a Zoom discussion on deep steamed tea known as fukamushi-cha. Okabe-san grew up learning tea ceremony and would later hold Japanese Tea events to promote Kakegawa tea. When opening Tea of the Men, Okabe-san served only fukamushi-cha and discovered that the best way to make Japanese tea depends on the type being served and went to learn from tea farmers and sellers and practice serving tea until they approved. Registration open now at niwa.org/artisans! DATE | October 15, 2020 TIME | 5:00 PM (PST) LOCATION | Virtually via Zoom FEE | $20 General or...