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Faux Red Clay Terracotta votive and paints.

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Hispanic Heritage Month: DIY Red Clay Faux Terracotta Votives
2024-10-15 18:00:00 2024-10-15 19:15:00 America/Los_Angeles Hispanic Heritage Month: DIY Red Clay Faux Terracotta Votives Learn about traditional Mexican red clay pottery, then mix acrylic paints and baking soda to achieve a faux clay pottery texture on your votive.  For Adults Leland R. Weaver Library - Meeting Room

Tuesday, October 15
6:00pm - 7:15pm

Add to Calendar 2024-10-15 18:00:00 2024-10-15 19:15:00 America/Los_Angeles Hispanic Heritage Month: DIY Red Clay Faux Terracotta Votives Learn about traditional Mexican red clay pottery, then mix acrylic paints and baking soda to achieve a faux clay pottery texture on your votive.  For Adults Leland R. Weaver Library - Meeting Room

Learn about traditional Mexican red clay pottery, then mix acrylic paints and baking soda to achieve a faux clay pottery texture on your votive.  For Adults

All materials will be provided. 

AGE GROUP: | Older Adults | Adults |

EVENT TYPE: | History, Society, & Culture | Arts, Crafts, & Hobbies |

TAGS: | Hispanic Heritage Month |

Leland R. Weaver Library
Phone: 323.567.8853
Hours
Mon, Apr 28 Closed
Tue, Apr 29 Closed
Wed, Apr 30 Closed
Thu, May 01 Closed
Fri, May 02 Closed
Sat, May 03 Closed
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The city of South Gate was incorporated in 1923 with a population of about 2,500 residents. The first South Gate Library was opened that same year in a back room of City Hall. Starting in 1931, the County of Los Angeles Free Library began providing library service to local residents.

In 1948, the County of Los Angeles built a library in the South Gate Civic Center, north of California Avenue and Firestone Boulevard. In the 1960's, plans were made to build a larger, more modern public library for the prospering community that was home to several major manufacturers, including General Motors.

In 1973, the Leland R. Weaver Library, named in honor of a former South Gate councilman, was officially opened to the public at its present location on Tweedy Boulevard.

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