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Mummies of the World, the largest traveling exhibition of mummies ever assembled, presents a never-before-seen collection of both accidental and intentionally preserved mummies, presented with reverence and dignity. The collection includes ancient mummies and important artifacts from Asia, Oceania, South America and Europe as well as ancient Egypt, dating as far back as 6,500 years.
Through engaging interactive exhibits, Mummies of the World illustrates how current science tools enable us to study mummies in new and non-invasive ways, allowing unprecedented insights to past cultures and civilizations. The exhibit will reveal how the scientific study of mummies provides a window into the lives of ancient peoples from every region of the world.
Mummies of the World will thoroughly engage the visitor, and suggests thought-provoking issues such as: Who were they? Where are they from? How did they live? How did they die? What secrets do the mummies hold about the past...and what clues do they bring us for the future?
Mummies of the World, which will debut at the California Science Center, was developed by American Exhibitions, Inc. in association with the Reiss-Engelhorn Museums of Mannheim, Germany.
The Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association (GLAZA) presents a rare opportunity for after-hours visits at three evenings of "MUSIC IN THE ZOO" under the stars, including WORLD MUSIC NIGHT on Friday, July 9, CLASSIC ROCK NIGHT on Friday, July 23, and LOCAL SCENE NIGHT on Friday, August 6, 2010. World Music Night includes an international array of musicians, Classic Rock Night features cover bands of music by iconic groups ranging from the Beatles to Heart (among others), and Local Scene Night - new this year - offers a line-up of indie Los Angeles bands. Performances take place throughout the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens while guests view more than a few animals staying up past their bedtimes. Picnics are permitted, and an eclectic array of food and beverages offerings are available. All three evenings are 6 to 9 p.m., with animals seen until 8 p.m.
World Music Night on Friday, July 9 features John Bilezikjian (Middle Eastern), the Marieve Harrington Band (French), Billy Mitchell presents World Music Featuring:Marisa Kosugi (Japanese) and "Cui Cui" Rangel" (Mexican), Incendio (Salsa), Paddy's Pig (Irish), Espino (Latin) and Masanga Marimba (Zimbabwean).
Classic Rock Night on Friday, July 23 spotlights Cubensis (Grateful Dead Tribute Band), The Heist (Music from The Doors, Led Zeppelin, The Who, and Creedence Clearwater Revival), We Are The Eggmen (Beatles Tribute Band), Bad Animals (Heart Tribute Band), Heartache Tonight (Eagles Tribute Band), On the Rocks (Music from The Rolling Stones, Bad Company and Jimi Hendrix) and David Vito Gregoli & the Moulin Bros.(music from James Taylor, America, Crosby, Stills & Nash and Dan Fogelberg).
Local Scene Night on Friday, August 6 offers music from an all-Los Angeles-band roster of the Happy Hollows, Voxhaul Broadcast, the Useless Keys, The Lonely Wild, Walking Sleep and Slang Chickens.
All three evenings also offer several interactive animal education and conservation stations located throughout the Zoo, each staffed by Zoo Docents and volunteers. World Music Night focuses on international animals, Local Scene Night features animals native to California, and Classic Rock Night combines elements of both.
An eclectic array of food and beverage selections, varying on the three nights, are available at locations throughout the Zoo, including a wine bar, fresh fruit skewers, gourmet cheese skewers, caprese skewers, Washington martinis and mashed potatoes served in martini glasses, L.A. Street Tacos (choice of chicken, carnitas and carne asada) with salsa bar, wild Alaskan salmon, soba noodle salad, Thai beef salad, Angus beef, Cajun chicken sliders, barbequed pulled pork and chicken sandwiches with cole slaw and fresh local corn on the cob, chicken satay with a crunchy Thai peanut sauce, and cucumber salad with cilantro and julienne carrots served with jasmine rice. Offered also on Local Scene Night are three kinds of "L.A. Street Dogs": Mexican style bacon-wrapped hot dogs with sauteed peppers, onion and jalapenos; Vienna hot dogs with African wild dog barbeque sauce; and Chicago style hot dogs on a poppy seed bun with chopped onion, and tomato; and chili dogs.
"Music in the Zoo" is one of many programs presented by the private,
non-profit Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association, founded in 1963. For more
than four decades, GLAZA has successfully supported the Los Angeles Zoo and
Botanical Gardens as an international leader in the preservation of
endangered species and a conservation center for the care and study of
wildlife. As a major cultural and entertainment resource for Southern
California, the Zoo is a place of beauty and inspiration and a catalyst for
discovery of the natural world for children of all ages. GLAZA funds Los
Angeles Zoo exhibits, plant and animal species conservation, capital
projects, and education and community outreach programs. GLAZA currently
has 69,000 member households, the largest membership base of a cultural
organization in Los Angeles, and boasts a volunteer corps of over 900.
