星期四after Hours at OMCA | 通过音乐表达开垦土地：班卓琴传统与非洲未来：从西非到奥克兰，与汉娜-梅里（Hannah Mayree）合作

18 岁以上成人

Liven up your 星期四 night with a rooted and participatory performance by Hannah Mayree (they/them). A member of the Black Banjo Reclamation Project, Hannah shares original and traditional banjo compositions as well as harmonies through acoustic live vocal looping. Their art is a reminder of the power found in our relationship to the earth, music, and community and is an invitation to listen, learn, and sing together through various musical landscapes.

The Gallery of California Natural Sciences will come alive with a can’t-miss pop-up performance. In between performance sessions stroll through OMCA’s award-winning galleries or stop by Town Fare for delicious bites. 

画廊活动包含在游客的博物馆普通门票中，博物馆会员则完全免费。Town Fare 咖啡厅将向游客开放至晚上 8 点。 

在 "周四开放时间 "的整个开幕季期间，参观者可在每周四下午 5 点到 8 点期间，通过限时博物馆门票 "2 换 1 "的优惠活动，免费带一位朋友前来参观。

如需在线购票，请点击下面的按钮，并在付款页面使用折扣代码Thursdate以享受 2 选 1 优惠。当天的门票也将在现场以 2 选 1 的优惠方式发售，售完即止。

1 月 11 日至 3 月 28 日每周四，OMCA 车库将开放至晚上 9 点。

计划安排。 

5—8 pm Bites and Beverages with Guest Chef  | Town Fare Café

5-下午 5 时至 8 时 核心画廊和特别展览

5:45—6:15 pm Pop-up Performance | Gallery of Natural Sciences, Lower Level

6:45—7:15 pm Pop-up Performance | Gallery of Natural Sciences, Lower Level

About Hannah Mayree

Hannah Mayree is a creative facilitator and musician who’s work and art lends itself as a tool for redesigning and reconnecting to our roots as humans on this planet. A banjoist, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, Hannah founded the Black Banjo Reclamation Project and is currently existing in Oakland and throughout the West Coast Corridor. Hannah was born and raised in Sacramento, where the waters flow from Mount Shasta to the Oak Savanna foothills lining the valley, to the delta and the bay.

Mayree is a storyteller and creates a musical backdrop, weaving in folk music as a communication between cultures and through time. Composed while traversing Turtle Island, the American landscape, communing with people and plants, their songs incorporate African rhythms and diverse European and modern American folk traditions to express the profound mystery contained within all beings. Through tools of community gathering, social permaculture and self healing, new realities are constantly being crafted and actualized.

About The Black Banjo Reclamation Project

The Black Banjo Reclamation Project is a vehicle to return instruments of African origin to the descendants of their original makers. Our theory of change is tied directly to re-appropriating our own culture by receiving banjos in the form of reparations and over time, gaining skills that will advance individuals and communities for generations to come. This includes ancestral survival and land based skills including fostering the trade of instrument building and repair. We are pursuing ancestral healing and envision a world where the act of remembering gives us the power to shape our world.

无障碍设施

加州奥克兰博物馆 (OMCA) 致力于为我们的社区提供无障碍、温馨和包容的活动。轮椅、感官设备和其他设施均可在售票处领取，先到先得。如需其他便利设施，如美国手语 (ASL)、粤语、西班牙语或其他语言翻译，请至少在活动开始前三周发送电子邮件至 [email protected]。进一步了解我们的无障碍选项。

赞助商

奥克兰博物馆妇女委员会（The Oakland Museum Women's Board）为 "星期四开放时间"（星期四 After Hours at OMCA）提供了主要支持。