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The Aurora History Museum and the Office of International and Immigrant Affairs will celebrate Aurora’s Mexican population with a new exhibition, “A Mosaic of Cultures: Aurora’s Mexican Community,” set to open from May 10, 2022, to April 16, 2023.
“Mosaic of Cultures” is a series of exhibitions that promote understanding of the increasing cultural diversity in the city and incorporate the voices of local communities into Aurora’s History Museum. The new exhibit aims to increase awareness of the Mexican community’s contributions to the overall history of the city and highlight individuals, businesses owners, and their cultural traditions and history. The exhibit will showcase vibrant aspects of the community, such as popular music, art, dance, religion, and popular foods.
The Aurora History Museum understands the necessity of creating exhibitions that allow greater community participation and invites Aurora residents to guide this exhibit by sharing their ideas through the Museum Exhibition Survey by Feb 28.
Please share the survey with your Aurora neighbors!
The Aurora History Museum and the Office of International and Immigrant Affairs will celebrate Aurora’s Mexican population with a new exhibition, “A Mosaic of Cultures: Aurora’s Mexican Community,” set to open from May 10, 2022, to April 16, 2023.
“Mosaic of Cultures” is a series of exhibitions that promote understanding of the increasing cultural diversity in the city and incorporate the voices of local communities into Aurora’s History Museum. The new exhibit aims to increase awareness of the Mexican community’s contributions to the overall history of the city and highlight individuals, businesses owners, and their cultural traditions and history. The exhibit will showcase vibrant aspects of the community, such as popular music, art, dance, religion, and popular foods.
The Aurora History Museum understands the necessity of creating exhibitions that allow greater community participation and invites Aurora residents to guide this exhibit by sharing their ideas through the Museum Exhibition Survey by Feb 28.
Please share the survey with your Aurora neighbors!
The Aurora History Museum understands the necessity of creating exhibitions that allow greater community participation and invites Aurora residents to guide this exhibit by sharing their ideas through the History Museum Exhibition Survey by Feb 28.
Consultation has concluded
Share Aurora History Museum Survey on FacebookShare Aurora History Museum Survey on TwitterShare Aurora History Museum Survey on LinkedinEmail Aurora History Museum Survey link
