The Carnival Masks of the Dominican Republic

03/09/2012  |   Filed under: Campus Briefs  |   Posted by:

The Carnival Masks of the Dominican Republic is a mask making presentatation.  The mask makers will demonstrate how the carnival clay masks are made, the meaning, symbols and traditions found in different parts in Latin America.

 Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Bayou Building (Forest Room 1418)

5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Presented by Carnival Connections

Sponsored by IISS & Hispanics Advancing Culture, Education & Roots (HACER) Student Org.

Contact: Imelda Estrada at 281.283.3373 or Estrada@uhcl.edu

 

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