Saturday, February 19, 2011 from 10am to 4pm
Flushing Library
41-17 Main Street
Flushing, NY
Flushing Library
41-17 Main Street
Flushing, NY
(718) 661-1200
Cost: Free
Cost: Free
For all ages
CULINARY ARTS AND CRAFTS
(on a first-come, first served-basis; materials are limited)Room C&D 10:00am
*Korean Food Preparation: Learn how to prepare Banchan, small dishes of food served along with cooked rice including (final menu may vary): Oimuchim, a dish made with cucumber, Kong jang, made with black beans, Bulgogi, a beef dish, and Kongnamul, a bean sprout soup. With Ms. Soh Young Lee-Segredo.
Room A & B 11:30am
Flower arrangements by Anna Kao
*Korean Food Preparation: Learn how to prepare Banchan, small dishes of food served along with cooked rice including (final menu may vary): Oimuchim, a dish made with cucumber, Kong jang, made with black beans, Bulgogi, a beef dish, and Kongnamul, a bean sprout soup. With Ms. Soh Young Lee-Segredo.
Room A & B 11:30am
Flower arrangements by Anna Kao
Come and enjoy a wonderful afternoon with floral artist Anna Kao. Ms. Kao will provide instructions on the fine art of floral arranging: from a simple corsage to more complicated arrangements for home, parties, and festivities.
PERFORMANCES
Auditorium 1:30pm
Learn and enjoy Korean dance with Soh Young and Friends. Celebrate Lunar New Year with traditional Korean music, dance and colorful costumes. Traditional Korean dance originated in ancient shamanistic rituals thousands of years ago. Although different from Western dance, there are some similarities such as repetition of movements. The dancer’s legs and feet are often entirely concealed by the billowing colorful traditional Korean dresses called hanboks. The symbolism of each dance will be briefly explained.
Auditorium 3:00pm
The Orient Wind Ensemble led by percussionist and keyboardist Yin Qiang. This talented group of musicians has performed internationally and in venerable New York City landmarks like Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. They will perform traditional Chinese music including: Radiant with Joy, Spring of Tian-Shan, Hundreds of Birds Adoring the Phoenix Horse Race, Stepping Higher and more.
PERFORMANCES
Auditorium 1:30pm
Learn and enjoy Korean dance with Soh Young and Friends. Celebrate Lunar New Year with traditional Korean music, dance and colorful costumes. Traditional Korean dance originated in ancient shamanistic rituals thousands of years ago. Although different from Western dance, there are some similarities such as repetition of movements. The dancer’s legs and feet are often entirely concealed by the billowing colorful traditional Korean dresses called hanboks. The symbolism of each dance will be briefly explained.
Auditorium 3:00pm
The Orient Wind Ensemble led by percussionist and keyboardist Yin Qiang. This talented group of musicians has performed internationally and in venerable New York City landmarks like Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. They will perform traditional Chinese music including: Radiant with Joy, Spring of Tian-Shan, Hundreds of Birds Adoring the Phoenix Horse Race, Stepping Higher and more.
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