A free screening of the award-winning 2017 documentary, 500 Years. This film covers Guatemala's past and present, and is in Spanish with English subtitles. Light refreshments will be provided.
Join us for an indoor screening of the award-winning film, 500 Years. The documentary narrates Guatemala's past and present, including the period of internal conflict from 1960 to 1996, the genocide, the justice process, and the many forms of peaceful activism of the indigenous community, especially women. The film is in Spanish with English subtitles. Light refreshments will be provided.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Movies | Español | Cultures & Diversity | Conversations | Arts & Creativity |
Considered to be one of the finest Carnegie Libraries in the West, this 8,900 square foot library has two levels. Since its opening in 1918, it has been an important part of city services to Westside residents. The Chapman Branch was completely renovated, including an updated HVAC, following the collapse of the roof during 1993. A major remodel of the basement level meeting space in 2002 resulted in a much improved children's area and expanded service and collection space for adults on the ground level. A small meeting room is available for public use, and free wi-fi access is provided throughout the library. Street parking is available to the south of the building, and an external book drop is located on the east side of the building for returning library materials after hours.
