Schedule of
Events — July 14-16, 2006
Friday, July 14
10 am to 5 pm
- Paint Our Little Faces, Dallas Baptist
University, Children's 2nd floor
- All Day Film Festival, Performance space 4th floor
10 am
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Pull Up your
Pants before you cross the street, Elizabeth D.
Woodworth, author and David Boston, illustrator
- The
Adventures of Lemmon Head and Mudd Duck, James
Spikes
- Hurry up!, Jennifer Kindert - illustrator
- Escribiendo Poesía - Taller- por Tomas Ayala-Torres,
Dallas East Room
- Bilingual Storytime, Las Mil y Una
Noche & Arabian Nights, Children’s 2nd floor
- Readings from Caribbean Blue: A
Novel of Loss & Out of the Fringe,
Contemporary Latino/Latina Theater and Performance,
Dr. Teresa Marrero (UNT), Auditorium
11 am
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Vivir con el
Vecino, por Gustavo Morales
- Cartas a un fantasma reo,
Lucía Gonzalez
- Writing Short Fiction -- Workshop, by David
A. Bedford, Texas Christian University, Dallas East Room
- Como Escribir una Obra de Teatro, Juan Rivera Saavedra,
Auditorium
- Dance and Play with Us, music from India,
Hawaii, Mexico and Russia, Children’s 2nd floor
- Hip Hop Dance Performance, Girls Inc.,
Girls Incorporated of Metropolitan Dallas is a
nonprofit agency whose mission is to empower girls
to take charge of their lives. Breezeway.
12 Noon
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- The cheese chase:
why dogs chase cats, Toni Simmons
- No Bows!, Shirley
Smith Duke
- Becoming what you already are, Olga Cilia
- The
Ugly Truth about Small Business, by Ruth King, Dallas
East Room
How to Publish Your Book, with Liliana
Valenzuela , Alfredo Marroquin (Chulainn), Carmen Rivera
(Lectorum) and Teresa Carbano (Imaginador) Auditorium
1 pm
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Dona Nobis Pacem, Danilo Lopez
- Vision y ceguera de
Concha Espina, Elizabeth Rojas-Auda
-
How to Get Rich with a Purpose, by DeWayne Owens,
Dallas East Room
- Immigration Issues, with Margaret
Donnelly, Auditorium
- Movie and Discussion, Manuelita,
based on a book by Maria Elena Walsh, Children’s 2nd
floor
2 pm
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Now and Forever by
Gretchen Craig
- Celia my Life by Ana Cristina Reymundo
- Lectura de cuentos, with David A. Bedford, Ivan Miño, Edwin Zapata
Dallas East Room
- Spanish Language Books in the U.S. Market, with Liliana Valenzuela, Alfredo Marroquin, Carmen Rivera,
Maria Theresa Carbano and Jesus Gras, Auditorium
3 pm
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Azucar, Ivar Da
Coll
- El peinado de la tia Chofi, Vivian Mansour
- Haiku
Poetry, bilingual presentation by Michael Moore, Dallas
East Room
- El Arte de Aurora Díaz-Marta, escultura,
México D.F., Auditorium
- Let’s Make a Mural with Kids
from Around the World, Children’s 2nd floor
4 pm
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Lucha Libre-The
Man with the silver Mask, Xavier Garza
- El gato negro,
Richard Dominguez
- La Literatura Andina, por Ivan E. Miño,
Assistant Professor, Tarrant County Community College,
Dallas East Room
- History and Origins of the Traditional
Mexican Toy (Spanish), by Claudia Hermann, Auditorium
Saturday, July 15 - 10 am - 5pm
All Day
- Umbrellas for Peace
- Dallas Museum of Art Craft Activities
- Film Festival, Performance space 4th floor
10 am
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Asalto al desnudo, Edwin Zapata
- En Mexico las flores son azules, Araceli Calderón
- Liliana y el espejo, David A. Bedford
- Poetry Writing Workshop, by Tomas Ayala-Torres, University
of Texas at Dallas, Dallas East Room
- Writing and Publishing Children’s Books, with Shirley Smith
Duke, Elizabeth Woodworth, Toni Simmons and Catherine
Carrasco Lynch, Auditorium
- Bilingual Storytime, Las Mil y Una
Noche & Arabian Nights, Children’s 2nd floor
10:30 am
- Bilingual Program, Cuentes y Canciones,
Stories and Songs, Children's 2nd floor
11 am
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Missing in America: Freedom, Justice and Honor, David
Hernandez
- The church in the Barrio: Mexican-American Catholicism in
Houston, Dr. Roberto Treviño
- My Struggle for the Land: Autobiography of Reies Lopez
Tijerina, Jose Angel Gutierrez
- Mexican Coal Mining Labor in Texas and Coahuila, Roberto
Calderon
- Los papeles del dragon típico, Shelby Vincent, translator
and Benjamin Vincent, illustrator. Bilingual reading and
"real-time" illustration. Dallas East Room
- Escribiendo y Publicando Libros para Niños, with Ivar Da
Coll, Yanitzia Canetti, Vivian Mansour and Araceli Calderón,
Auditorium
- Let’s Make a Piñata, Children’s 2nd floor
- Umbrellas for Peace, Solange Mariel,
Children's 2nd floor
- African
Drumming, with Melody Bell, Breezeway
12 Noon
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Poetas leen de sus obras with
Danelo Lopez, Lucia
Gonzalez, Margarita Hernandez, Maria Cabeza, Dolores Morales
Owens
- Challenge a Chess Champion, Alexey Root,
author of Children and Chess: A Guide for
Educators and 1989 US Women's Chess Champion,
plays a 15-board simultaneous chess exhibition. All
ages welcome, Dallas East Room
- Un Encuentro de Periodistas: Role of the Community Newspaper
- (Spanish), with Claudia Torrescano (moderador), Yoshi
Kambayashi (El Hispano News), Jose Rodríguez (El Lider USA),
Saul Pereda (El Extra), Marcos Suarez (El Hispano
News), Orestes Galleguillos. Auditorium
12:30
- Bilingual Stories with Araceli
Calderon, Children's 2nd floor
1 pm
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- The spirits of Venezuela, Margaret Donnelly
- They called them angels, Kathi Jackson
- There’s beauty in the rainbow, Kayla Tucker Adams
- Composicion de Cuentos, por David A. Bedford, Texas
Christian University Dallas East Room
- Letra y Música, Spanish language poetry reading and songs,
Auditorium
- Host: Josué Gabriel de Montemayor poeta/escritor, México
- Raúl Caballero, poeta/escritor, México
- Ricardo Garza, poeta, US / Texas
- Margarita Hernández, poeta (méxico)
- Sofía Basto, poeta Colombia
- Raúl Beryón, actor Perú
- Yoshi Kambayashi, escritor, México
- Will Richey, poeta, Puerto Rico
- Glaide Gómez, actriz, Brasil
- Anasiri Valdéz, fotógrafa, México
- Lilia Goldin, actriz, Argentina
- Ernesto Rangel, cantautor, México
- Jacobo Domínguez, cantautor, México
- Natalia Novoa, cantautor, México
- Andrés Costilla, cantautor, México
- Eduardo Morales, cantautor, México
- Horacio Cárdenas, DJ, México
- Theatre Demonstration with children’s participation,
Children’s 2nd floor
- Sultan’s Dreams Middle Eastern Dancers,
Breezeway
2 pm
- Book readings in the Dallas West Room
- Mi Abuelita, Catherine Carrasco Lynch
- El principe azul, Yanitzia Canetti
- How to Say No and Keep Your Friends, Sharon Scott,
Dallas
East Room
- Immigration Roundtable, with Margaret Donnelly (City of
Dallas
Ethics Advisory Committee), Roberto Calderon (UNT),
Auditorium
3 pm
- Dyeing Pyansky - Ukrainian Easter Eggs
with Carolyn Garner, Dallas East
- Awards Ceremony
- Short Story Contest, International Book Fair
Short Story Contest, Auditorium
- Mom, Dad and Me Aprendemos Español, by Gloria Novak,
Children’s Pavillion, 2nd floor
- Let’s Make a Book, Tell Me a Story Hagamos un libro Cuentame
un Cuento, Children’s 2nd floor
- I Colori Italiani Dancers, Traditional Italian Dance,
Breezeway
3:30 pm
- Los Humanoides, a Spanish language play by Juan
Rivera Saavedra performed by Grupo MACA, directed by Raul
Beryon. Author and playwright. Juan Rivera Saavedra (Peru)
will be in attendance to answer questions from the audience.
Auditorium
- Los Humanoides obra de teatro en español de Juan Rivera
Saavedra, actuada por grupo MACA, dirigida por Raul Beryon.
El autor Juan Rivera Saavedra (Peru) estará en la audiencia
y contestará preguntas al final de la obra. Auditorium
4 pm
- How to Write and Illustrate Graphic Novels and Comic
Books, with Richard Dominguez and Xavier Garza. Dallas West
Room
5 pm
- Gathering of Librarians / Encuentro de
Bibliotecarios, Dallas West Room
Open to librarians attending the 1st Annual International
Book Fair
Sunday, July 16 - 1 - 5 p.m.
- Paint Our Little Faces, Dallas Baptist
University, Children's 2nd floor
- Film Festival, Performance space
4th floor
9 am
1 pm
- Contemporary Estonian Literature, readings by Terje
Saar-Hambazaza, Dallas West Room
- Cooking with Andrew Smith, Join a lively discussion of
Texas’ culinary history investigating food traditions and
their many influences. Andy promises to not only reveal the
real history of such delicacies as chili con carne and Texas
barbecue but to discuss the culinary effect our great state
has had on the rest of America. Auditorium
- Dallas
International Folk Dancers, Breezeway
- Mayan Stories, a
performance by David Lozano and Nestor Salazar, Children’s
Center 2nd floor
2 pm
- El corazon de Voltaire, by Luis Lopez Nieves, Dallas
West Room
- The Inca Writing System, by David Bruce Jones,
Dallas East Room
- Let’s Dance and Play Music, a
performance by Melody Bell, Children’s 2nd floor
2:30 pm
- AfroCaribbean Poetry, with Tomas Ayala-Torres,
Ivan E. Miño and Nestor Salazar. Breezeway
3 pm
- Literary Translations, with Liliana Valenzuela and
Tomas Ayala-Torres, Dallas East Room Inspired Writing, with
Dolores Morales Owens, Phil Porter, C. Robert Umaña and
Kathi Jackson, Dallas West Room
- Let’s Make an International
Puppet, Children’s 2nd floor
3:30 pm
- Los Humanoides a Spanish language play by Juan
Rivera Saavedra performed by Grupo MACA, directed by Raul
Beryon. Author and playwright. Juan Rivera Saavedra (Peru)
will be in attendance to answer questions from the audience.
Auditorium
- Los Humanoides obra de teatro en español de Juan
Rivera Saavedra, actuada por grupo MACA, dirigida por Raul
Beryon. El autor Juan Rivera Saavedra (Peru) estará en la
audiencia y contestará preguntas al final de la obra.
Auditórium Traditional Chinese Dance and Music, Breezeway
4:00 pm
- Readings from Caribbean Blue: A Novel of Loss &
Out of the Fringe, Contemporary Latino/Latina
Theater and Performance, Dr. Teresa Marrero (UNT),
Dallas West
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