Event · Arts & crafts
Mesoamerican Indigenous Instruments of Mexico
- When
- Thu, Nov 5 · 3:30 PM–4:30 PM
- Where
- University Place Library (Pierce County Library System)3609 Market Place W., Suite 100, University Place, WA 98466Open in Google Maps ↗
- Ages
- Library audience tags: Tweens (9-12), Teens (13-18), Elementary (6-12), Adults (18+), Older Adults
- Cost
- Check official pricingThe library calendar offers registration for this event.
- Organizer
- Pierce County Library System
Join artist and educator Vaquero Azul for an engaging presentation exploring a range of Mesoamerican Indigenous instruments from Mexico and their cultural significance. Participants will learn about the history, materials, and roles these instruments played in ceremony, storytelling, and community life. The session concludes with a live demonstration of three traditional instruments—the Huehuetl, Teponaztli, and clay flute—offering a rare opportunity to hear their distinct sounds and better understand their meaning. This presentation blends cultural education with live performance, creating a rich and memorable learning experience. Held at the University Place Library (Pierce County Library System), November 5, 2026.
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