Culture & Cocktails: featuring Toulouse Lautrec's Paris Thursday, September 30
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Free for members/$15 nonmembers 
Don your frills and take a stroll through
Toulouse Lautrec's Paris at Culture & Cocktails. Experience
joi de vivre as you sip on a St. Germain cocktail, savor some haute cuisine, and enjoy tantalizing dance performances by the
Keyhole Cabaret. Don't miss getting your photo taken in the
photo booth that talks back!
Official C&C After Party! | 9:00-11:00 p.m.
Keep the party in the park! The Sculpture Court Cafe will be transformed into a lavish French nightclub where you can enjoy cocktails and live music. Sponsored by Guiseppe Restaurants and Fine Catering.
Culture & Cocktails featuring Toulouse Lautrec's Paris is proudly sponsored by KPBS, Giuseppe Restaurants & Fine Catering, St. Germain, Ticketmaster, ePod talking photobooth, Creme Yvette, Concepts Event Design, Lucid, JetBlue Airways, Plush Lounge, Perrier, Green Fresh Florals, and England Lighting Systems.
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First Friday Films:
Reed, Mexico insurgente 
Friday, October 1
7:00 p.m. Lecture
8:00 p.m. Film
$7 members/$10 nonmembers In conjunction with the centennial of the Mexican Revolution, the Museum is proud to screen the directorial debit of Paul Leduc, who later directed
Frida. This film depicts the American journalist John Reed's account of the Revolution during his time with Pancho Villa's army during the winter of 1913-1914.
The film will be preceded by a lecture from Mr. Fernando Fabio Sanchez, Assistant Professor of Spanish at Portland State University and an expert on Cinema of the Mexican Revolution.
Please note: This film will be shown in Spanish with English Subtitles.
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Educators' Open House
Open to educators of all subjects, for all ages, from traditional or nontraditional venues
Monday, October 4
4:00 p.m.
Free with RSVP to educators@sdmart.org
The Museum offers area educators and teachers of all levels the opportunity to visit the Museum for free and learn how to integrate museum content, such as Toulouse-Lautrec’s Paris, into the classroom. Educators will walk away with ideas for incorporating art education into the required curriculum as well as how art can be used to extend lessons in other subject areas. Tours, lectures, California standards-based sample lesson plans, and classroom materials are provided, as are light refreshments.
Related curriculum is made available to non-attendees under the Education tab of our website. Also, sign up to receive emails about additional educator resources and programs by joining our special-interest email list.
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