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Henry Leonel Sales Hernandez, Library Aide at Oakland Public. Library. Photo Credit: Alfredo Sales Hernandez
Henry Leonel Sales Hernandez, Library Aide at Oakland Public. Library. Photo Credit: Alfredo Sales Hernandez

Grantee Feature– Mam Cultural Festival on Sept 15th

California Humanities July 20, 2018

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The Mayan Cultural Exchange will showcase the traditions and history of Oakland’s indigenous Mam (Mayan) community. This program is organized by the Oakland Public Library, a participant in California Humanities’ Library Innovation Lab, Join in for traditional live music and food on September 15th! 

Saturday, September 15

2:00 pm – 4:30 pm

César E. Chávez Branch Library

3301 East 12th Street

510-535-5620

This event is supported by California Humanities through the Library Innovation Lab

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