News Summary
Residents of Coronado can join a guided day trip to the Visions Museum of Textile Art in Liberty Station. Set for November 19, participants will enjoy a docent-led tour featuring contemporary quilts and textile masterpieces. The trip includes transportation from the John D. Spreckels Center and free time for lunch. Registration costs vary based on residency status and senior discounts. This enriching event promotes community engagement and supports local arts, providing a unique opportunity to appreciate textile artistry.
Coronado is set to host a day trip to the Visions Museum of Textile Art located in Liberty Station on November 19. This event will provide participants with an opportunity to explore stunning contemporary quilts and textile masterpieces in a guided tour.
The trip departs from the John D. Spreckels Center, situated at 1019 Seventh Street. Participants are encouraged to register for the event, which runs from 10 AM to 2 PM. As part of the trip, transportation will be provided to ensure a smooth travel experience.
Attendees will enjoy a docent-led tour of the museum, offering valuable insights into the art and history of textiles. After the tour, participants will have free time for lunch. They have the option to either bring their own lunch or select from nearby dining options available at Liberty Station.
The registration cost for the trip varies depending on senior discount and residency status, making it accessible for a wide range of participants. To register or to learn more about this enriching experience, interested individuals can visit www.coronado.ca.us/civicrec or call 619-522-7343. Additionally, in-person registration is available at the Spreckels Center, allowing people to secure their spots conveniently.
The Visions Museum of Textile Art is renowned for its collection, showcasing the versatility and creativity inherent in textile arts. This trip not only highlights the artistic talent rooted in textile creation but also fosters a deeper appreciation for contemporary artistry.
As the date approaches, residents of Coronado and surrounding areas are encouraged to take advantage of this unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of textile art. This trip not only serves as a great leisure activity but also supports local arts and culture, promoting community engagement through art appreciation.
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- Coronado Times: Van Trip to the Visions Museum of Textile Art
- Wikipedia: Textile Art
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- Google Search: Textile art news
- Coronado Times: Hands-on Film Class with Tony Perri
- Google Scholar: Textile Art
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- Encyclopedia Britannica: Textile Art
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