Skip to Main Content

Lecture: Levi’s and Lace: Arizona Women Who Made History

Category: Event Calendar

Date and Time for this Past Event

Location

visit website

Details

$5 per person at the door or pre-register online

As part of the Salon & Saloon lecture series at the Presidio Museum, award winning author Jan Cleere brings her exceptional skills in research and writing to her book, Levi’s and Lace, in which she presents more than 35 heroic women. From teachers to entrepreneurs to artists to healers, Jan provides informative text that highlights historic Hispanic, African American, Native American and Anglo women who made their mark on the intriguing history of Arizona.

Jan Cleere is the author of six award-winning historical nonfiction books detailing the lives of early pioneers who first ventured into the desert southwest. Her freelance work appears in national and regional publications including Arizona Highways Magazine, Persimmon Hill Magazine, Phoenix Woman, Tucson Guide Quarterly, The Desert Leaf, Chronicle of the Old West, and Arizona Garden. She is a presenter for the Arizona Humanities program Arizona Speaks and writes a monthly column for Tucson’s Arizona Daily Star newspaper, “Western Women,” recounting the lives of some of Arizona’s early amazing women.

***This lecture will be held at the pub at LaCo Restaurant, 201 N. Court Ave., across the street from the Presidio Museum. Food and drink will be available for sale