Carlos Bulosan on US democracy – Zoom event
Two presentation dates/times are now available, which will feature a Humanities lecture by Bryant University Professor Jeffrey Cabusao and the pre-recorded world premiere performance of an extended musical work by composer Andres R. Luz.
LOS ANGELES – A free Arts & Humanities virtual Zoom event celebrating the life and work of the Filipino American writer and labor activist Carlos Bulosan’s (1913-1956) views on American democracy will be hosted by the Carlos Bulosan Book Club and The Friends of Echo Park LA Public Library.
Two presentation dates/times are now available, which will feature a Humanities lecture by Bryant University Professor Jeffrey Cabusao and the pre-recorded world premiere performance of an extended musical work by composer Andres R. Luz.
A Q&A panel discussion will follow, including Peter Jamero, a manong-generation associate club member. Emcee-host is Jaime Geaga of the book club.
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Click on the registration link for further details and forward this email to those who may be interested, including any academics/teachers, cultural/community organizations, wind ensemble directors, etc.
Register here https://bit.ly/3qLZcoX or scan the QR-code below. RSVP by Sunday, October 1, 2023, and you will receive a free, commemorative gift after the event. All are welcome. Register today.
