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Showcasing our very own San Diego youth talented to raise fund for Pakistan Floor victims where 1 out of 7 lost their homes and 1,700 plus people died since this June. We are organizing a youth fashion and talent show at the historic Organ Pavilion in Balboa Park. There will be around 3,000 people attending the event, which will broadcast live around the world. Any donation, cash or merchandise, would be greatly appreciated. Please help us make the Earth a better place because together we can make a difference! WHEN| Friday, November 25, 2022 ‣ This event runs from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. WHERE| Spreckels Organ Pavilion ‣ 1549 El Prado San Diego, California ADMISSION| This is a free event! ‣ Donations are appreciated.

From the museum: Created by the World Photography Organisation and sponsored by Sony, the Sony World Photography Awards have been running for 15 years with four competitions: Professional, Open, Youth and Student. Bringing together compelling stories from around the globe, the work you see here pushes the boundaries of creativity and shows the depth and versatility of the medium. MOPA is pleased to be the first venue in the United States to exhibit this work. It is exhibitions like this that open our eyes to the rich diversity of our shared world. It is through photography that the universal language of the visual image is made clear. Across cultures, beyond borders, and inclusive of a range of ages, it becomes clear that we embrace the same values and concerns. It is photography that brings us all together. Learn more here. Related links: MOPA on Instagram MOPA on Facebook MOPA on TikTok

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