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“San Xavier del Bac: A Cultural Legacy” talk at Martha Cooper branch library

by on Dec. 06, 2010, under Arts, Life, Religion

Photo courtesy of Pima County public library.

Stevie Mack from CRIZMAC will highlight the founding and history of the San Xavier del Bac Mission just south of Tucson. The interior and exterior renovation of the structure and some of the interesting stories associated with the process will be discussed. Learn more about this beautiful legacy in the Sonoran desert, known by many as The White Dove.

December 7, 2010
6:00 – 7:00 PM

Martha Cooper Branch Library
1377 N. Catalina Avenue (north of Speedway, east of Columbus Ave.)
520-594-5315

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  • Carolyn Classen

    Reminder: this talk tonight at 6 p.m.

  • fraser007

    Hey Carolyn how about some background on that library. North of Speedway/Columbus?? I know the TPL system pretty well but I dont remember where that one is. The TPL folks would probably thank you.

    Thanks for promoting culture and history in Tucson.

    • Carolyn Classen

      Martha Cooper Library is a new branch, one block east of Columbus on Catalina Avenue between Bellevue and Fairmount (thus 2 blocks north of Speedway).  Hope that helps.  It’s a lovely new, modern neighborhood library with large windows, open ceilings, and a small park in front.

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