Tobin Distinguished Lecture: Sir Roy Strong presents The 20th-century Coronation and its Legacy An official Fiesta Event® A leading expert in royal festivals and celebrations, Sir Roy Strong is an art historian, broadcaster, diarist, gardener, and writer, who has served as director of the National Portrait Gallery (1967–1973) and Victoria and Albert Museum (1974–1987), both in London. His talk focuses on the evolution of coronations in recent years and coincides with the exhibition Fiesta, Fête, Festival: Selections from the Tobin Collection. Tickets are available for McNay members $10, nonmembers $20, educators and students with an I.D. $5. Reserve space by calling 210.805.1768 or e-mailing education@mcnayart.org. Registration deadline: April 11, noon. This lecture is a program of The Tobin Theatre Arts Fund.