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- East Meets West
- When:
- Sat Jun 02 2012
- Where:
- YWCA -Santa Monica
- Category:
- YWCA Events Category List
DescriptionEAST MEETS WEST, JUNE 2, 2:00 to 4:00 PM, YWCA A Partnership with the Institute of Musical Arts Original Stories Written and Performed by Barbara H. Clark and Roylene Walker
The stereotypes of East Coasters and West Coasters have been around almost as long as there has been a right and left side of the United States. Folks from the East, so the story goes, are more prim, proper, and conservative in their social attitudes and dress. In stark contrast, West Coasters are thought to be more liberal in their beliefs, and have a more free-flowing, casual, and hippy-style. Is there any merit to these generalizations? And if so, how is growing up on the East Coast different from growing up on the West Coast? Be the proverbial "fly on the wall" and listen in as two women, one East and one West, share entertaining accounts of their growing up years. You might have to reassess your own opinions, as East meets West. A wine & cheese reception will follow.
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Venue- Venue:
- YWCA - Website
- Street:
- 2019 14th Street
- ZIP:
- 90405
- City:
- Santa Monica
- State:
- CA
- Country:
DescriptionThe Mission of the YWCA Santa Monica / Westside is: Strengthened by diversity, the YWCA empowers women and girls by creating opportunities for growth and leadership. We offer two types of programs for women, girls and community members who live and/or work in the West Los Angeles/Santa Monica area. - Programs for women and girls that are driven by our Mission and fill a vital community need. Supported by grants, private contributions and special events, they include a Transitional Housing and Education Program for young women, Girls In Action and Girl House Art Project leadership programs for middle school girls, Encore rehabilitation programs for cancer survivors, a Girls Athletics Program for girls ages 7-14, the Libbie Agran Financial Literacy Center for women and girls, and A Place for Parents for parents and single mothers.
- Classes, lectures, workshops and fitness programs in which our members enroll and pay to attend. These include classes for adults, teens and children in areas such as art, drama, gymnastics, dance, exercise, yoga, self-defense, and parenting. Joining the YWCA is inexpensive and simple. Annual membership is $25.00 for children, $45.00 for adults, and $30.00 for adults aged 55 and over. Scholarships are available. Please call Linda Garcia, Director of Member Services, at 310.452.3881 for more information on membership, or click here to sign up online.
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