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The Great Elephant Migration: outdoor art downtown
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The Great Elephant Migration: outdoor art downtown

Confirmed Tue, Oct 13

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Submitted by the Event OrganizerThe Great Elephant Migration: A Family Gathering opens in Downtown Livermore with a welcome and blessing ceremony at Stockmen’s Park, including a cultural dance performance and custom textile artwork. The installation features 30 life-size handcrafted elephant sculptures by Indigenous artisans at Bankhead Plaza and Stockmen’s Park from October 10 through December 6. Opening-day programming also includes the Livermore ArtWalk and an evening Dandiya celebration among the elephant sculptures.

Original Event Description:

🐘The Elephants are Coming to Downtown Livermore

Join us this Saturday, October 10th at 10 AM to welcome The Great Elephant Migration: A Family Gathering!

For the next two months (Oct 10 – Dec 6), 30 life-size, handcrafted elephants made by Indigenous artisans via @theerealeleco will grace Bankhead Plaza and Stockmen’s Park. This intimate herd brings the same joy, magic and purpose to smaller communities, gardens and cultural spaces. It carries the heart of the flagship exhibition, but in a smaller, nimbler format, allowing these wonderful elephants to wander into places where the full herd simply can’t.

SATURDAY, OCT 10TH SCHEDULE:

✨10:00 AM | Welcome & Blessing of the Elephants

Stockmen’s Park

Ceremonial blessing of the herd, a cultural dance performance by @vishwashanthidance, and custom artwork textiles by @artistsiaaa (Indian American Artists Association)

🎨11:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Livermore ArtWalk

First Street between Maple & S.

In the organizer's words, from sf.funcheap.com

Dates

  • Sat, Oct 10 – Sun, Dec 6

How this listing stays current

  1. Listed Tue, Oct 13 · From livermorearts.org/the-great-elephant-migration
  2. Confirmed Tue, Oct 13 · Jerry Xu, Tri-Valley Today editor
  3. Next check Tue, Oct 20 · We look again before it happens

Where

Downtown Livermore (Bankhead Plaza, Stockmen's Park)

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