Culture Vultures Present Series of Fall Events to the Alvin Sherman Library

Culture Vultures Present Series of Fall Events to the Alvin Sherman Library

The Culture Vultures is a group dedicated to bringing art, culture and thought-provoking programs to the residents of Broward County.

Upcoming FREE Culture Vulture events at the Alvin Sherman Library include:

Memory and Imagination – Writing Reclaiming Paris
Sunday, Nov. 8, from 2-4 p.m.
Pulitzer Prize winning news reporter, Fabiola Santiago, will discuss her debut novel, Reclaiming Paris. Described as a romantic ode to Cuba, the book chronicles a Miami woman’s search for her lost island and her identity. Santiago will share personal and professional experiences from nostalgic tales of a grand homeland to her reporting on the Cuban exile community in Miami.
Sounds of the Season
Sunday, Dec. 13, from 2-4 p.m.
The Broward Women’s Choral Group lives by the motto, “Music is our life and we love to share it!” Founded in 1972, this talented group of singers will bring warmth and happiness to brighten the holiday season.

All programs are free and open to the public. For more information visit www.cvultures.com or call 954-262-5477

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