Lunar New Year Celebration 2006
Sunday, January 29, 12Ð4 p.m.
Program
Hands-on Family Activities
12 Ð 3 p.m.
Make a Chinese Hand Drum with Anna Wong
Paint Your Own Snuff Bottle with Linda Seabrooks-Campbell
Make a New Year Lantern with Sumiyo Horio
Create a New Year Ornament with DEAF Media, led by Raine Cheng, Amelia Wong, Ron Trumble, and members of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA)
Make Japanese New YearÕs Crafts with members of the National Japanese American Historical Society
ArtistsÕ Marketplace and
Demonstrations
12 Ð 4 p.m.
Wrapping Wonton with Rhoda Wing
Chinese Opera Face-Painting by Master Opera Makeup Artists Siu-Fun Lum and Helen Chou
Chinese Calligraphy by Diana Chi Chan
Korean Knot-Tying by Keum Ok Kim, Young Min Lee, Shinja Orth, and Mei Lie Wong
Korean 3D Origami by Young Jin Yu
Henna of India by Simrita Dhanjal
Flower Making by Eleni Steven
Feng Shui by Marsha Cheung Golangco
Carving and Engraving by Shu Yi Liu
Tea Tasting from Far Leaves Tea
12Ð4 p.m.
Sogetsu Ikebana Arrangements by Soho Study Group members, Natural Sciences Gallery
12:45 Ð 1:20 p.m. Mochi
Pounding and Tasting with Kagami Kai
1Ð3 p.m. Vietnamese Fusion Music by Unity Nguyen and Charles Moselle
Traditional Chinese Music led by Mandy Cheung
1:30Ð2 p.m. Performances in the James Moore Theatre
Change of Face by Dr. J. D. Zhang
Red Panda Acrobats (1st performance)
2Ð3 p.m. Sogetsu Ikebana Demonstration by Soho Sakai, Lecture Hall
2:20Ð2:30 p.m. Storytelling
with Peggy Woon, History Gallery
3Ð4 p.m. Performances in the James Moore Theatre
Taiko Drumming by Kizakura and Somei Yoshino Taiko Ensembles
Lunar New Year Trivia Games with Prizes
Balinese Dance by Kompiang
Tae Kwon Do demonstration led by William Kim
Red Panda Acrobats (2nd performance)
4 p.m. Closing Ceremony James Moore Theatre / Museum Gardens
Dragon Dance by Asian Pacific Islander Youth Promoting
Advocacy and Leadership (AYPAL)
Food Vendors
12Ð4 p.m.
Aroma Restaurant & Catering: Asian food and noodles
CafŽ Zambala: Tibetan food
Carts Ala Carte: coffee, teas, and cookies
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All Lunar New Year activities are included with museum admission.
The
Oakland Museum of California is located at Oak and 10th Streets in
downtown Oakland, one block from the Lake Merritt BART. Museum hours are
Wednesday through Saturday, 10 to 5; Sunday, noon to 5; first Friday of the
month open to 9.
Admission
is $8 for adults, $5 seniors and students with ID, free for children five and
under. For more information, call 510/238-2200 or visit www.museumca.org.