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Carnaval
08/24/2008
The ¡Carnaval! Exhibit is coming to the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History September 8 - October 23, 2008. Explore the diverse history of this centuries old celbration through photographs, costumes, masks, and musical instruments. Communities around the world come together for carnaval, so join us as we celebrate this rich tradition. For Museum hours and details, please call 979-776-2195 or visit us at the Brazos Center.
