“The ABS-CBN Foundation will be holding a benefit concert for the victims of Typhoon Sendong. Headlined by superstar Martin Nievera, he will be joined by his friends Becca Godinez, Miguel Vera and Tateng Katindig.”
“2:00 – 4:00 PM
ARTS & CRAFTS BOUTIQUE (free admission)
Shop for unique holiday gifts including cards, jewelry, ceramics & more!
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4:00 – 6:30 PM
HOLIDAY CONCERT (tickets: $30 general, $50 VIP)
Featuring vocalists: Quynh Giao, Pham Ha, Le Hong Quang, Giana Nguyen, and Pham Dang Khoa
With pianist Quoc Vu and guitarists Thang Le & Thinh Nguyen
M.C.: T-Huy
Concert tickets may be purchased at:
Viet Bao (714) 894-2500
Nguoi Viet (714) 892-9414
Tu Quynh (714) 531-4284
Bolsa Tickets (714) 418-2499
Online via http://www.vaala.org/
Presented by VAALA (Vietnamese American Arts & Letters Association)”
Posted in Crafts, Fundraiser, Live Performances, Music
Tagged arts and crafts, holidays, orange county, santa ana, vietnamese
“This holiday season, the Diasporic Vietnamese Artists Network invites you to our annual fundraiser and social mixer.
Celebrate with a reading from fiction writer Angie Chau (Quiet As They Come) and exhibits from visual artists Viet Le and Julie Thi Underhill. Meet other emerging and established literary and visual artists and learn about the DVAN Youth Group.
Reading, Art, Pecha Kucha & Dancing
Silent Auction
Delicious Appetizers, Street Food Carts and Wine Bar
Suggestion Donation at Door: Sliding Scale $10-20
We accept donations at http://www.dvanonline.com/donate/
DVAN. Support the arts. Support self and community.
dvanonline.org
Ample Street Parking Available.”
Posted in Art, Dance, Exhibits, Food, Fundraiser, Literature
Tagged angie chau, bay area, book reading, exhibition, holidays, julie thi underhill, pecha kucha, san francisco, viet le, vietnamese
“Please join NAAAP-LA and over 14 other APA community organizations as we come together to celebrate the holidays and serve our communities through the gift of toys.
Bring an unwrapped toy valued at $20 or more or minimum donation of $20. Food, drinks, and entertainment a…t the event are included with admission.
Toys and proceeds will benefit the following:
• Asian Pacific American Legal Center (APALC) clients
• Asian Pacific Women’s Center (APWC)
• Asian Rehabilitation Service, Inc. (ARS)
• Asian Youth Center (AYC)
• Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF)
• Chinatown Service Center (CSC)
• Interval House
• Korean Health Education Information and Research (KHEIR)
• Korean Youth and Community Center (KYCC)
• Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC)
• Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA)
• South Asian Helpline and Referral Agency (SAHARA)
• Thai Health and Information Services, Inc. (THAIS)
• Western Justice Center (WJC)
Entertainment provided by: Joseph Vincent, Voco Loco, Fujazz Band
Emcee: Helen Ota”
“The Filipino American Development Foundation (FADF) cordially invites you to an evening benefiting the Galing Bata Filipino Bilingual After School Program in celebration of its 10 Year Anniversary! Please join us as we remember, reflect, and celebrate a decade of grassroots collaborations with families, children & youth, educators, and community members to create, preserve, and advance culturally and linguistically relevant and sensitive education in San Francisco!
Tickets are $35 per person and include dinner, and cultural presentations and reflections. The evening will also include a silent auction.”
“SF Pinoy Jazz Festival 2010 headliners Jo Canion and Primo Kim are performing at a Benefit Fundraiser for the Festival at The Showroom SF on Saturday August 13th. Located at 1000 Van Ness, the former Cadillac showroom is now home to a beautiful new music venue and supper club. Music starts at 8PM. Tickets are $30. For tickets and information you can call: 510-346-5597.”
Posted in Fundraiser, Live Performances, Music
Tagged bay area, concerts, filipino, jazz, san francisco
“This Pan Pacific production of “A Bird Returning Home Without Its Wings” seeks to present a mix of horror and hope as the Comfort Women struggle to return to their lives after their traumatic years as sex slaves. The performance will be in Korean with some English.
Through the end of World War II an estimated 200,000 to 400,000 WOMEN (as young as 10 years old) were forced into sexual slavery. Children from across the Pacific Netherlands and Canada were taken by the Japanese military and placed into “sex” camps, often raped over 30 times a day.
The victimization of women continues to this day. From the stoning of women in the Middle East to the trafficking of children and women as sex slaves, it remains important to share these horrific stories so that we may never repeat them. It is only through the active reminders of our tragic past can we move beyond them. This special presentation of a celebrated production of “A Bird Returning Home Without Its Wings” is a small step in that direction.
All proceeds from the production will go to the “War & Women’s Human Rights Center” in South Korea. The center works with the Korean Council for Women on behalf of all the countless women who suffered at the hands of the Japanese Military during World War 2.”
Posted in Fundraiser, Live Performances, political, Theater
Tagged history, korean, los angeles, social justice, world war ii
The Oakland Asian Cultural Center is trying to raise $3,400 in individual donations by August 20th for a new dance project by Jay Loyola.
Check out their Kickstarter page and contribute anything you can!
In partnership with Oakland Asian Cultural Center, Jay Loyola of American Center of Philippine Arts will be premiering TAGABANUA, a dance interpretation featuring traditional music from the Tagbanua tribe of Palawan, Philippines.
“Taga Banua” (pronounced “tah-gah-bahn-wah”) is a Palawano word that means “from the village.” As an adopted son of the Tagbanua people, Loyola has participated in numerous rituals, dances and cultural practices. Through his research and life experience, he created this dance and music project to share the culture and rich heritage of the Tagbanua to the world and preserve the native dance forms. He hopes to use this project as a tool to assimilate his art into people’s lives and as a basis to strengthen the Filipino community and cultural identity.
“J-Town Summer Sessions will celebrate Tuesday Night Project’s thirteenth year of its 1st & 3rd Tuesday Night Cafe free public arts series with a concert featuring a number of musical artists from the Asian Pacific and Los Angeles community. In addition, music producer and recording engineer Glenn Suravech will be doing a live recording of the J-Town Summer Sessions concert and producing tracks of select pieces from each artist.
Join us as we celebrate the sun, the shade, and the sounds of J-Town with a live concert recording outside the beautiful Higashi Honganji Buddhist Temple. Keep cool with a day of music, live art, handmade vendors, and community in Little Tokyo/Downtown L.A.
Featuring Musical performances by:
Andrew Figueroa Chiang and the Blazing Rays of the Sun
Connie Lim
Dawen
Jane Lui
Lindsey Yung
Mista Cookie Jar
Shin Kawasaki
SKIM
We hope you’ll join Tuesday Night Project at the J-Town Summer Sessions and support one of the longest running free public art spaces in Downtown L.A.!”
Posted in Art, Fundraiser, Live Performances, Music
Tagged concerts, exhibition, los angeles
This year we are building on our tradition of providing passionate
entertainment to our supporters. Our line-up includes:
“David Benoit
Five-time Grammy nominee, American contemporary jazz pianist and composer
Christopher Cross
Grammy, Oscar, Golden Globe Award winning American singer songwriter
Hak Soo Kim
Up-and-coming Los Angeles tenor
Rufus Choi
First prize and People’s Choice Award winner at the Jose Iturbi International Music Competition
Maestro Seung Ju Kim
Conducting the Korean American Youth Symphony with guests from the Asia America Symphony Orchestra”
Posted in Fundraiser, Live Performances, Music
Tagged christopher cross, classical music, concerts, david benoit, hak soo kim, korean, los angeles, rufus choi, seung ju kim
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