Nuestras Historias en Evanston/Our Stories in Evanston

Talks@EHC Nuestras Historias en Evanston/Our Stories in Evanston

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In-person event
At the Evanston History Center
225 Greenwood Evanston, IL

Join us for pan y cafecito (bread and coffee) as we listen to diverse Latinos- including Paula Cofresi-Silverstein, author of Bomba Spirit, Chef Ernesto Rodriguez Carreño (El Molcajete Sauces), and bilingual family engagement advocate Celia Carlino- share their experiences of building lives and community in Evanston. There also will be music and an invitation to share your own story. English and Spanish translation will be available for this bilingual event.

Acompáñenos con pan y cafecito mientras escuchamos a diversas latinas compartir sus experiencias de cómo han construido sus vidas y su comunidad en Evanston. Con Paula Cofresi-Silverstein, la escritora de Bomba Spirit, Chef Ernesto Rodriguez Carreño (El Molcajete Sauces) y bilingual family engagement advocate Celia Carlino. Habrá música y una invitación a compartir tu propia historia. Traducción al inglés y al español disponible para este evento bilingüe.

co-presented with Evanston Latinos

Part of Home: Evanston, an exploration of what it means to make a home, and feel at home, in Evanston.

Through our community’s generosity, we can offer these free programs! Please consider donating $10 to support our ongoing free public programming.

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If you don’t receive a confirmation email, please email Erin Hughes at ehughes@evanstonhistorycenter.org.