Here's some holiday season news from the City of Temecula:
This Holiday Season, the Temecula Valley Museum has a fun line-up of activities for the whole family to enjoy that will enrich your winter with Arts, Culture & Entertainment! Come one, come all, as we embark on a magical journey highlighting all the cultures celebrated in Temecula throughout 2022.
Second Saturday: A Cultural Celebration Celebrate culture with us at the Second Saturday program! We honor different cultures with food, entertainment, crafts, activities, and a free art lesson with City of Temecula Instructor Tony Moramarco of Bigfoot Art Classes on the second Saturday monthly, from 11:00 am – 1:00 pm. Commemorate the Holiday season through our special offering, Christmas Around the World. This event highlights the Christmas season, featuring each culture celebrated in 2022 at Second Saturday. Join us at the Temecula Valley Museum on DEC 10, 2022, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm to enjoy a festive and culturally enriching experience. Celebrate, explore, and experience a mix of rich culture, samples of cultural food, music, and creative art activities provided by Bigfoot Art Classes.
Cultural Connections Exhibit The Temecula Valley Museum is excited to bring you the Cultural Connections Exhibit. It will feature art from a cultural exchange between young artists from Temecula and senior artists from Temecula’s Sister City: Daisen, Japan. The artwork includes two different traditional Japanese art forms: E-tegami (simple handpainted drawings accompanied by a few apt words, done on postcards) and Chigiri-e (pictures created from hand-torn Japanese paper called washi).
New Community Art Mural The Temecula Valley Museum is excited to display the NEW Community Art Mural. This mural will feature a representation of all the countries celebrated at this year’s Second Saturday Cultural Celebrations at the Temecula Valley Museum. The mural was outlined by Tony Moramarco of Bigfoot Art Classes and was painted by the public at Art Off The Walls (November 2022) and on weekends in Sam Hicks Monument Park during museum hours.
For more information, please visit TemeculaValleyMuseum.org, or call (951) 694-6450.