Desert Charities - Oct-Nov-Dec 2023

Page 9 Desert Charities News – www .desertcharities.com • www.dcnnews.com October/November/December 2023 www.j-deli.com With every generation getting further away from their eastern European heritage and becoming less connected with its traditions, we have created a timeless setting, offering popular delicatessen dishes while staying current with today’s cuisine. PHOT O: CHRISTINA FRARY WELCOME M C With every generation getting further away from their eastern European heritage and becoming less connected with its traditions, we have created a timeless setting, offering popular delicatessen dishes while staying current with today’s cuisine. PHOTO: CHRISTINA FRARY WELCOME M C With every generation getting further away from their eastern European heritage and becoming less connected with its traditions, we have created a timeless setting, offering popular delicatessen dishes while staying current with today’s cuisine. PHOTO: CHRISTINA FRARY WELCOME M C With every generation getting further away from their eastern European heritage and becoming less connected with its traditions, we have created a timeless setting, offering popular delicatessen dishes while staying current with today’s cuisine. PHOTO: CHRISTINA FRARY WELCOME M C CALLUM T HEATRE PATRONS Join us for dinner before the s how and dessert after! With every generation getting further away from their eastern European heritage and becoming less connected with its traditions, we have created a timeless setting, offering popular delicatessen dishes while staying current with today’s cuisine. At Cabot’s PuebloMuseum, we strive to make connections to our community in various ways to honor and preserve Cabot Yerxa’s legacy of cultural respect, community, and art. Cabot Yerxa traveled to Alaska at the age of 16, to Europe at the age of 42 a d returned and built Cabot’s Pu blo Museum at the age of 58. Among his many attributes, he was a visionary who cared about his community. Today, we honor Cabot’s leg cy through our programs for our visitors and students. We are bringing Cabot’s story to 10 elementary schools via our programMaking a Difference, which includes a classroom visit to the school, the students visit museum, and the students receive guest passes to visit with their families. This is possible through the generosity of the Anderson’s Children’s Foundation and the Palm Springs Unified School District. Through our tours and program, we bring Cabot’s legacy alive and relevant to our visitors. Of all the places he lived and visited, he made Desert Hot Springs his home. Making a Difference at Cabot ’ s Pueblo Museum A place where we can make a difference to our community Student ’ s observations : “ I am surprised be c ause I never been to a museum ” “ I felt li ke I was in history ” “ I was so exc ited about Cabot ’ s Pueblo Museum – it was the best place ever ”