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FREE FAMILY EVENTS

BRANCH LIBRARIES

AUGUST & SEPTEMBER

FIESTAS!

A series of FREE programs open to the general public. All programs begin at 7:00 p.m.

For more information, call 791-4391.

THE SACRED AND THE SALTY

A contrast between formal ceremony and lighthearted celebration. Two films:

A TREE OF LIFE, poetic documentary of the oldest surviving ceremony in the New World; and CHULAS FRONTERAS, featuring the ranchero music of borderlands fiestas.

Tuesday, August 28

Columbus Branch Library

4350 E. 22nd Street

Wednesday, August 29

Mission Branch Library

3770 S. Mission Road

SAINTS DAY FIESTAS IN NEW MEXICO

Dr. Bernard Fontana discusses the rituals and images of Dia de Guadalupe and Dia de San Lorenzo in specific communities where they have become especially large and important celebrations.

Tuesday, September 4

Columbus Branch Library

Wednesday, September 5

Mission Branch Library

All SOULS DAY AND HALLOWEEN

How one EuropeanChristian holiday is celebrated in different cultures, contrasting a quiet, a reverent feast for the dead with a colorful gathering of ghosts and goblins at costume parties.

Tuesday, September 11

Columbus Branch Library

Wednesday, September 12

Mission Branch Library

HOLY FEAST DAYS IN PIMERIA ALTA

Views of three major events in three different communities. Magdalena's centuries-old Feast of Saint Francis which begins with a holy pilgrimage and ends in a bawdy carnival; the annual feast in Santa Cruz, a traditional Papago Indian village; and Sonora's Dia de San Juan which marks the coming of the rains and the planting ofthe crops.

Tuesday, September 18

Columbus Branch Library

Wednesday, September 19

Mission Branch Library

YAQUI EASTER NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE BORDER

Mini Kaczkurkin and Felipe Molina discuss how continuity from past to present is maintained through ritual, linking the urban barrio to the Sonoran homeland.

Tuesday, September 25

Columbus Branch Library

Wednesday, September 26

Mission Branch Library

Sonoran Heritage

Sonoran Heritage is made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Tucson Public Library is a National Endowment for the Humanities Learning Library.

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TITLE	Poster: Fiesta!
CREATOR	Sonoran Heritage and Tucson Public Library (Pima County Public Library)
SUBJECT	Play -- Arizona; Play -- Mexico -- Sonora; Festivals -- Arizona; Festivals -- Mexico -- Sonora.
Browse Topic	Education Leisure and travel Society and culture
DESCRIPTION	A poster advertising lectures and events presented by Tucson Public Libraries branches in August and September of 1979. Associated with the topics explored in the "Play" learning packet available in the Steinheimer Collection at the Pima County Public Library and published in the Sonoran Heritage Collection.
Publisher	Tucson Public Library (Pima County Public Library)
TYPE	Image
Material Collection	Sonoran Heritage
Material Subcollection	Play: Learning Packet for Group and Individual Study
RIGHTS MANAGEMENT	For permission to use these materials, contact Pima County Public Library, http://www.library.pima.gov.
DATE ORIGINAL	1979
Time Period	1970s (1970-1979)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Paper
Source Identifier	http://librarycatalog.pima.gov/search/o?6875264
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	fiesta!_ocr.pdf
Date Digital	2010
DIGITAL FORMAT	PDF (Portable Document Format)
File Size	813 KB
DIGITIZATION SPECIFICATIONS	This item of the Sonoran Heritage Collection was digitized from paper to PDF format in November of 2010 using a Konica Minotta Bizhub C451 copier/printer/scanner in 600dpi resolution. August: assessment September: Unbinding November: Scanning December: File inspection and optimization
REPOSITORY	Pima County Public Library, Steinheimer Collection
Full Text	FREE FAMILY EVENTS BRANCH LIBRARIES AUGUST & SEPTEMBER FIESTAS! A series of FREE programs open to the general public. All programs begin at 7:00 p.m. For more information, call 791-4391. THE SACRED AND THE SALTY A contrast between formal ceremony and lighthearted celebration. Two films: A TREE OF LIFE, poetic documentary of the oldest surviving ceremony in the New World; and CHULAS FRONTERAS, featuring the ranchero music of borderlands fiestas. Tuesday, August 28 Columbus Branch Library 4350 E. 22nd Street Wednesday, August 29 Mission Branch Library 3770 S. Mission Road SAINTS DAY FIESTAS IN NEW MEXICO Dr. Bernard Fontana discusses the rituals and images of Dia de Guadalupe and Dia de San Lorenzo in specific communities where they have become especially large and important celebrations. Tuesday, September 4 Columbus Branch Library Wednesday, September 5 Mission Branch Library All SOULS DAY AND HALLOWEEN How one EuropeanChristian holiday is celebrated in different cultures, contrasting a quiet, a reverent feast for the dead with a colorful gathering of ghosts and goblins at costume parties. Tuesday, September 11 Columbus Branch Library Wednesday, September 12 Mission Branch Library HOLY FEAST DAYS IN PIMERIA ALTA Views of three major events in three different communities. Magdalena's centuries-old Feast of Saint Francis which begins with a holy pilgrimage and ends in a bawdy carnival; the annual feast in Santa Cruz, a traditional Papago Indian village; and Sonora's Dia de San Juan which marks the coming of the rains and the planting ofthe crops. Tuesday, September 18 Columbus Branch Library Wednesday, September 19 Mission Branch Library YAQUI EASTER NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE BORDER Mini Kaczkurkin and Felipe Molina discuss how continuity from past to present is maintained through ritual, linking the urban barrio to the Sonoran homeland. Tuesday, September 25 Columbus Branch Library Wednesday, September 26 Mission Branch Library Sonoran Heritage Sonoran Heritage is made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Tucson Public Library is a National Endowment for the Humanities Learning Library.
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