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Here’s information on Progressive Taiko’s upcoming performances:
Saturday, July 31st, 2010
- The TNParty: Annual Benefit For the Tuesday Night Project
JACCC Plaza – Little Tokyo
244 South San Pedro Street (Between 2nd and 3rd street)
Los Angeles, CA 90012
5:00pm – 11:00pm
“Tuesday Night Project (TNP) celebrates its 12th year of bringing together thousands of people to live performance, music, poetry, short film, live-stream broadcasts and an eclectic gathering of Los Angeles art+community through its “1st & 3rd Tuesday Night Cafe” series in Little Tokyo/Downtown L.A.
On July 31st, 2010, TNP & JACCC present “TNParty: annual benefit for the Tuesday Night Project” in the JACCC Plaza from 5PM to 11PM. It will be TNP’s 2nd annual fundraiser underneath the Los Angeles summer skyline, with an outdoor plaza full of DJ’s spinning, live music, a silent art auction, video projection, and live painting. Everyone is welcome, from long-time supporters of Tuesday Night Cafe to past performers to people who are new to TNP.Join Tuesday Night Project at the TNParty and support one of the longest running free public art spaces in Downtown L.A.!”
Sunday, August 8th, 2010
- American Nippon Kenpo Federation – 50th Annual International Tournament
California State University, Los Angeles
5151 State University Drive – Los Angles, CA
Saturday, August 21st, 2010
- Next Generation REMIX Concert
Aratani Japan America Theater – JACCC/Little Tokyo
244 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
6:00pm
“Next Generation REMIX calls for youth to return to the Asian American community through the power of music. REMIX showcases fresh, up-and-coming artists who represent the voice of the next generation.”
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Past performances:
Sunday, June 6th, 2010
- Yorba Linda’s 11th annual Celebration of the Arts
Yorba Linda Community Center
“This annual event, which is sponsored by the City of Yorba Linda, the Yorba Linda Arts Alliance, and Thomas Lasorda, Jr. Memorial Foundation, is designed to promote arts in the Yorba Linda community while creating a day for families to enjoy together. Talented individuals, choirs, musicians, artists, dancers and entertainers from throughout the community will be featured throughout the day on stages, exhibit areas, and display booths. Many of the artists will have their art for sale. Food will also be available for purchase.”
Saturday, March 27th, 2010
- 5th Annual Walk All Over Cancer Walk-A-Thon & Multicultural Festival
Presented by The One Child Our Village Foundation
Ted Watkins Park
1335 E. 103rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90002
1:00pm
The Annual Walk All Over Cancer Walk-a-Thon is a 5K (3.6 miles) fundraiser. This event strives to heighten public awareness and raise funds for our our scholarship program. We have several regional and national sponsors. The Walk All Over Cancer event is supported by current Los Angeles County and Los Angeles City officials. The annual event includes education resources, health screenings, job vendors, vendor booths, therapists, recreational organizations, live local entertainment, free food, a children’s creative activity center, and fun for all ages!
Walk All Over Cancer Walk-a-thon event that reaches into the community to bring together neighbors, friends, co-workers, and families to celebrate those who have survived cancer and to remember those who have not. Proceeds from the event are used to help youth that are affected by cancer. We strive to give scholarships to some of these youth to help offset the costs of higher education, as well as educate them on the many resources available to them regarding cancer, research, counseling, and mentoring. With your support, One Child Our Village Foundation is able to make a difference in the lives of those battling cancer, those who have survived cancer, and those that have a parent or close sibling with cancer. These generous donations allow us to assist these youth in obtaining a stable education.
Saturday, February 27th, 2010
- Biola University Taiko Fest/SCORR Conference
Sutherland Hall Auditorium
The closing session for SCORR and an annual favorite of many is the Taiko Fest. An art form originally from Japan, Taiko means “big drum,” though percussion instruments of a variety of sizes are featured, and it is a passionate art form of drumming and rhythm that is engaging and energetic. Taiko Fest through the years has featured some of the top Taiko ensembles in Southern California. Everyone is welcome, even those not attending SCORR.
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