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Post #300020 by cocoanutz on Tue, Apr 17, 2007 7:32 PM

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Thank you all for making me feel so welcomed!

Below is info on one of our short programs. I guess it's alright to forward this info about a performance we're doing. I'm not sure of all the rules on TC yet. If any of you can make this event it is free and there will be food available but you do need to register (call the number listed). I know my dance group is the finale and the 30 minute program will occur at 9:30pm. It is late but it's a nice event. All other groups will be more geared toward the Orient and India if similar to the past several years. The Tahitian drums will be rumbling at the end.

We are also doing luaus for social clubs on April 28 at 8pm in Arbutus and May 6 at 1pm in Baltimore Highlands (near Linthicum). I'm checking to see if tickets are available to the general public and will keep you posted.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
THROUGH MAY 4, 2007

CONTACT: 301-454-1450; TTY 301-454-1472
APRIL 5, 2007

ANNUAL ASIAN PACIFIC HERITAGE MONTH RECEPTION

Celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander traditions at the Annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Reception on Friday, May 4, 2007 from 7:30-10 pm at the Newton White Mansion, 2708 Enterprise Road, Mitchellville, Md.

The mansion will be decorated with fans, parasols, and plum blossoms to honor Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Enjoy Asian snacks while watching authentic dances of Japan, China, Korea, Philippines and Hawaii. Visit the henna artist for your Indian-style hand decoration.

Admission is free and reservations are recommended. This event is for ages 14 and older.

For information call 301-454-1450, TTY 301-454-1472.

The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Department of Parks and Recreation, Prince George's County owns and operates this facility.


Carving from Auckland Museum


Another Maori carving from Auckland Museum

Thought you might enjoy these couple photos from the trip!