Pelé's life story is being celebrated at the Irving Archives and Museum with a free screening of the documentary Pelé: Birth of a Legend on Sat, Jun 27, at 1pm.
The museum is hosting this event in collaboration with Civic Season, a national initiative observed between Juneteenth and the Fourth of July.
What is the documentary about?
The documentary Pelé: Birth of a Legend follows Pelé's journey from humble beginnings in Brazil to becoming one of the most celebrated athletes of all time.
It showcases his story of perseverance, passion, and determination.
Why is the museum hosting this event?
The Irving Archives and Museum is hosting this event to celebrate the summer of soccer and the current exhibits, including The Perfect Shot: Walter Iooss Jr. and the Art of Sports Photography and Tom Landry: A Life in Football.
The event is free and open to all ages.
What can guests expect?
Guests can explore the exhibitions before the film and enjoy complimentary pizza while supplies last.
The event is a great opportunity to learn about the athletes, coaches, and moments that have shaped the world of sports.
The museum is located at 801 W Irving Blvd, Irving, and can be reached at 972-721-3700.
Admission to the event is free, and guests are encouraged to arrive early to explore the exhibits.
The documentary screening is a unique chance to experience Pelé's remarkable story and learn about his impact on the world of soccer.
On Jun 27, fans can come together to celebrate Pelé's legacy and enjoy a fun and educational event.
The Irving Archives and Museum is committed to providing engaging and informative events for the community.
This documentary screening is just one example of the many exciting events and exhibits the museum has to offer.