This festival affords an opportunity for all members of the local community to gather and discuss contemporary issues presented in the films. All showings are free and open to the public. A story about the connection of heritage and affinity between a boy in need of a hero and a hero in need of kinship. From 7-8 p.m., a mariachi group will entertain, followed by DJ Fabian from Mix 96.1 radio. University Police also will be on hand for the festivities, educating merrymakers about the dangers of leaving drinks or other refreshments unattended at public gatherings and from imbibing too much beer or alcohol.
Admission is free and open to the public.
For more information, call 458-4727. Volunteers are needed to work at the registration table and to lead the participants across campus to their workshop sessions. Even if you have only one or two hours to give on that day, please contact Professor Betty Travis at 458-5556. Library Room 4.03.08. Kim Sheffield, clinician with Family Service Association of San Antonio, will give an overview of elder issues and identify what resources are available to families.