Basque influence has been prevalent throughout Puerto Rico’s history
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Basque Society Changes Highlighted at Donosti museum
Basque society through the ages in the spotlight at San Telmo Museoa.
Read more ›Gift of $150,000 made to save Los Encinos Park, which features historic Basque ranch
An anonymous donor has provided $150,000 to save Los Encinos State Historic Park, which features a landmark Basque ranch and was threatened with closure because of budget cuts. The 5-acre park, in the the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, was one of dozens of California parks slated to be closed because of a state budget crisis. It features an [...]
Read more ›Basque Boardinghouse: The Star Hotel Still Going Strong
For 100 years, the Star Hotel has been an anchor of Elko’s rich and colorful Basque history.
Read more ›Basque Studies Symposium at Cal-State Bakersfield
The origins of Basques in Kern County and the history of Basque whalers in North America will be discussed during the 2010 Basque Studies Symposium on Friday May 28 at Cal-State Bakersfield. The event is scheduled to feature researchers Steve Bass and George Ansolabehere, as well as novelist Christine Echeverria Bender. Bass and Ansolabehere will be discussing their project on [...]
Read more ›Basque History Explored in San Mateo Exhibit
In San Mateo County, like elsewhere in the Bay Area, Basque immigrants grabbed a piece of the American Dream by starting their own businesses. Many of these entrepreneurs became gardeners. Now, the history of Basques in San Mateo County is being highlighted in a new exhibit at the San Mateo County History Museum. The exhibit is titled “Gardeners of Identity: [...]
Read more ›New Basque Walking Tour in Boise (Updated 6-29-10)
A long-awaited series of projects to create an interpretive walking tour of Basque historical and cultural landmarks in downtown Boise
Read more ›Basque Sheepherders in the Great Basin
Lured by opportunities in a new land, Basques arrived in the American West during the 1800s and 1900s. The vast majority worked as sheepherders, living a lonely lifestyle with their flocks in the mountain meadows and harsh desert plains of the Great Basin. Forty years ago, 90 percent of the sheepherders in the Great Basin were of Basque heritage. But [...]
Read more ›Pride, Fanfare Mark Opening of Ellis Island Basque Exhibit
In a momentous occasion for the Basque community, the much-anticipated “Hidden in Plain Sight” exhibit was unveiled before a crowd of about 300 dignitaries and well-wishers Saturday Feb. 6
Read more ›Basque History Remains
Traces of Basque History Still Stand from Euskal Kazeta Basque News on Vimeo.
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