Join us for an exciting virtual experience of dance from Spain, the Pacific Islands and the Middle East. Live performances: Claudia de la Cruz Flamenco accompanied by flamenco guitarist Andres Vadin Bella Luna Dance Company Tribal dance Relampago del Cielo Folklorico Manea Dance Hawaiian and Tahitian Art Project: Uli-Uli Rattles Food Recipe: Croquette Tapas

Join us Live on FB November 29 at 11 AM for Bowers' FREE Virtual Festival of International Dance. Details at bowers.org/programs.

Enjoy live stream of performances, art projects and a food experience. Remember loved ones with a celebration of their lives by enjoying their favorite music, food and mementos of their time with us. We’ll show you how to create an ofrenda (memorial altar) for a beloved family member, friend, or cherished pet and how to decorate a sugar skull to place on the ofrenda or give as a gift.

Join us to celebrate the traditional Asian festival of the Autumn Moon with music and dance performances, art projects and a food recipe that will delight the entire family.

Now on view at the Bowers, Miao: Masters of Silver is an incredible collection of over 250 textiles and silverwork made by the Miao culture of southeastern China, including headdresses, breastplates, earrings, necklaces, and more. Free with General Admission. Tickets at bowers.org.

The Bowers Museum is reopening its doors to the public this Saturday, September 12 with a brand-new installation in our East West Bank Gallery: Miao Masters of Silver. Due in large part to the generous support of Anne Shih, the Bowers owns perhaps the finest U.S. collection of textiles and silverwork made by the Miao culture of southeastern China. Take a quick look inside at the more than 250 headdresses, combs, earrings, necklaces, breastplates, bracelets and more on display!

Kidseum at Home Art Project, 7-10 years old, Beginner. Download the lesson plan and more project ideas inspired by Bowers’ exhibit “Miao: Masters of Silver” at bowers.org/athome.