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Saturday Series - Eva Salazar
Barona Museum Saturday Series with featured Native Artist: Eva Salazar
Saturday, January 28, 2012
10am - 11am Guided Tour
11am - 2pm Native Artist Showcase
Free Coffee and Donuts
No Reservations Needed!
Eva Salazar is Kumeyaay from San Jose de la Zorra Indigenous Community, Baja California, Mexico. Eva spent her childhood learning how to make traditional Kumeyaay baskets from her Aunt Celia Silva. This famous Kumeyaay Indian basket weaver taught young Eva the coiled basket-weaving techniques that the Indigenous California peoples have used for thousands of years to create utilitarian baskets for storage, winnowing, cooking, and serving acorn mush (shawii).
(From Kumeyaay.info)
Receive a 10% discount off yur purchase of any of Eva Salazar's art during the Native Artist Showcase.
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Classes are open to the public and lunch is provided. Due to the popularity of these classes, they fill up quickly. You must pre-pay for the class to reserve your spot.
You can pre-pay in one of the following ways:
• Call the Museum to pay for your spot with a credit card
• Call the Museum and then arrange to mail in your payment
• Drop by the Museum to pay in person