The Interactive Coloring & Book Signing event showcases the contributions of African American shipyard workers at Hunters Point during World War II. Attendees engage by coloring large pages from a newly released coloring book designed for all ages, which combines original illustrations with historical insights. This enriching experience takes place in the iconic Hunters Point Shipyard, now home to numerous artists. The event promises live jazz, refreshments, and a cash bar, creating a festive atmosphere for families while highlighting a significant aspect of San Francisco's history. Admission and parking are free, making it accessible to all.
The event features live coloring of pages from a new book illustrating the crucial role of African American shipyard workers at Hunters Point during WWII.
By blending original artwork with historical facts, the coloring book delivers an engaging narrative about San Francisco's significant yet often overlooked shipyard history.
Hosted at Hunters Point Shipyard, the event invites families to enjoy live jazz, refreshments, and explore the work of 300 artists in the area.
This family-friendly event is an opportunity for children to learn and engage with local history, all while participating in a creative activity.
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