Get Ready for “The Living New Deal” at California Historical Radio Society!
Hey there, history buffs and curious minds! The California Historical Radio Society is bringing something special your way with an enlightening event titled “The Living New Deal.” Trust us, you do not want to miss out on this fascinating dive into our rich historical past.
Mark your calendars for 8/10/2024 at 3:30 PM because that’s when Richard Walker, an expert on the subject, will be discussing the Living New Deal. This incredible online archive maps out the lasting public works and artworks from the New Deal era, with specific highlights from our beloved East Bay. Fun and facts all in one delightful package!
This event is taking place at the cozy and quaint headquarters of the California Historical Radio Society at 2152 Central Ave, Alameda, CA 94501. This lovely venue is not just a spot with history; it’s where the stories of yesteryear come to life in the most engaging ways. Who knew history could be this cool?
Oh, and guess what? There’s more! The QR code in the flyer (that you can conveniently scan) takes you straight to the RSVPs. Don’t let the chance slip through your fingers—spaces could fill up fast! The ease of technology meets the charm of history, how amazing is that?
To get more details on the California Historical Radio Society and other mind-blowing events, visit their website: californiahistoricalradio.com. They’re always cooking up something intriguing for both young minds and seasoned historians alike. #CHRS #EastBayHistory #LivingNewDeal #RadioMuseum #AlamedaFun
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California Historical Radio Society
2152 Central Ave, Alameda, CA 94501, United States
(415) 203-2747
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