SPEAKER: Elena Chavarria
SPEAKER: Elena Chavarria
A four century travel and journey into the deep intraworlds of our cultures (Africa, Europe and America). Doña Elena Chavarría will share her personal connection to the traditions around Día de los Muertos.
This lecture happens at the Corvallis Museum.
These lectures are free to the public, thanks to the support of our generous Historical Society donors and members like you! Please use the ticket link to reserve your seat, as space is limited. Suggested donation $5-$10.
For accommodation related to a disability, please contact Anya Ballinger at education@bentoncountymuseums.org
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Doña Elena reinvents herself as an apprentice of realms related with energy and matter. Nature, mother tongue (Spanish) and Mother Earth are means by which she invites everyone to celebrate their individual identity into collective action.