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Koi Pond Oak Street Plaza Redwood Burl Also on Level 1: Art Studio, Lecture Hall, California Room Lunar New Year Celebration and Other Asian Traditions 12–4:30 pm Thank you for coming to OMCA’s Lunar New Year Celebration. We wish you and your family the very best in the Year of the Horse! SCHEDULE OF EVENTS WELCOME OAK STREET PLAZA, LEVEL 3 11:30 am & 1 pm New Year songs performed by Dharma Realm Chinese Orchestra OPENING CELEBRATION — LION DANCE 10TH STREET AMPHITHEATER, LEVEL 1 If raining, performances will move to Koi Pond, Level 1 noon Usher in the New Year and chase away evil spirits with an auspicious lion dance by Developing Virtue Secondary School 10TH STREET AMPHITHEATER, LEVEL 1 If raining, performances will move to Koi Pond, Level 1 12:30 pm Chinese yo-yo tricks performed by Foothill High School Chinese Yo-Yo Club PERFORMANCES JAMES MOORE THEATER, LEVEL 1 Limited seating. Doors open 15 minutes before each performance. 1 & 3 pm Melody of China Vietnamese cultural dance performed by Vovinam America Magic show performed by The Magic of Chin-Chin Plate spinning and contortion acrobatics tricks performed by “The Happy Chef” Xia Kemin, and his student, Inka Siefker 10TH STREET AMPHITHEATER, LEVEL 1 If raining, performances will move to Koi Pond, Level 1 1:15 & 3:15 pm Japanese Taiko performed by Jiten Daiko (1:15 pm set only) 24 Festive Drum performance by Developing Virtue Secondary School (3:15 pm set only) K-pop Dance performed by Korean Performance Group from UC Berkeley Bhangra and Bollywood Dance performed by Duniya Dance and Drum Company Vovinam martial arts demonstration by Vovinam America 10th Street Amphitheater Great Hall: Above and Below Blue Oak café Pavilion

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Page 1: Lunar New Year Celebration and Other Asian Traditions 2014 Program-FINAL with notes.pdf · Lunar New Year Celebration and Other Asian Traditions 12–4:30 pm Thank you for coming

Koi Pond

Oak StreetPlaza

RedwoodBurl

Also on Level 1:

Art Studio, Lecture Hall,

California Room

Lunar New Year Celebration and Other Asian Traditions12–4:30 pm

Thank you for coming to OMCA’s Lunar New Year Celebration. We wish you and your family the very best in the Year of the Horse!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

WELCOME

OAK STREET PLAZA, LEVEL 311:30 am & 1 pm New Year songs performed by Dharma Realm Chinese Orchestra

OPENING CELEBRATION — LION DANCE

10TH STREET AMPHITHEATER, LEVEL 1 If raining, performances will move to Koi Pond, Level 1noon Usher in the New Year and chase away evil spirits with an auspicious lion dance by

Developing Virtue Secondary School

10TH STREET AMPHITHEATER, LEVEL 1 If raining, performances will move to Koi Pond, Level 112:30 pm Chinese yo-yo tricks performed by Foothill High School Chinese Yo-Yo Club

PERFORMANCES

JAMES MOORE THEATER, LEVEL 1 Limited seating. Doors open 15 minutes before each performance.1 & 3 pm Melody of China

Vietnamese cultural dance performed by Vovinam America

Magic show performed by The Magic of Chin-Chin

Plate spinning and contortion acrobatics tricks performed by “The Happy Chef” Xia Kemin, and his student, Inka Siefker

10TH STREET AMPHITHEATER, LEVEL 1 If raining, performances will move to Koi Pond, Level 1

1:15 & 3:15 pm Japanese Taiko performed by Jiten Daiko (1:15 pm set only)

24 Festive Drum performance by Developing Virtue Secondary School (3:15 pm set only)

K-pop Dance performed by Korean Performance Group from UC Berkeley

Bhangra and Bollywood Dance performed by Duniya Dance and Drum Company

Vovinam martial arts demonstration by Vovinam America

10th Street Amphitheater

Great Hall: Above and Below

Blue Oakcafé

Pavilion

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FOOD & BEVERAGE

Enjoy delicious treats from a menu inspired by the cultures represented in today’s program at Blue Oak café on Level 2, and at the pop-up location by the Koi Pond on Level 1.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Special thanks to OMCA staff, Docents, and Trustees, DEAF Media for American Sign Language interpretation, and all the volunteers who contributed their time to make this event possible.

PHOTOGRAPHY NOTICE

A photographer is on duty at this event to capture images for the Museum’s archives and for OMCA publicity. If you prefer not to have your picture taken, please notify the photographer.

Visit museumca.org for upcoming programs and events.

OMCA Family is made possible by generous support from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

The Oakland Museum of California wishes you and your family a healthy and happy 2014, with plenty of horsepower in the Year of the Horse!

THE YEAR OF THE HORSE

People born in the year of the horse have a pleasant, amiable, easygoing disposition. They are good-humored and extremely animated, active and energetic. Horse people are very healthy, most likely because they hold a positive attitude towards life. The sign of horse stands for leadership, management, and decision-making. Horses are compatible with Tigers, Goats, or Dogs.

TALES OF THE LUNAR NEW YEAR Limited seating. Doors open 15 minutes before each performance.

LECTURE HALL, LEVEL 11:30 & 3:30 pm Megumi tells Japanese folktales

“The Year of the Horse: Tales from the Chinese Zodiac” with author Oliver Chin

2:30 pm Storytelling with Nan Zhou from DEAF Media. Voice interpretation provided.

DEMONSTRATIONS & ACTIVITIES 12–4 pm

CALIFORNIA ROOM, LEVEL 1 Cun Jie (Chinese New Year): Chinese-opera-style face painting with Yuan Yuan Huang,

Helen Chou, Amy Shiu, Rainbow Chan, and Taiyen Pao Children will have a chance to wear costumes to take pictures. Space is limited. Sign up to reserve a time. Please meet artists 10 minutes before your reserved time.

ART STUDIO, LEVEL 1 Tet (Vietnamese New Year): Vietnamese spring-roll making

with Berkeley Buddhist Monastery

KOI POND, LEVEL 1 Sal Mubarakh (Hindu/Jain New Year): Mehndi/Henna body art with Rachel-Anne Palacios

REDWOOD BURL AREA, LEVEL 1 I Ching with the School of Yimutology

Solnal (Korean New Year): Bojagi Wrapping Cloths: The Art of Korean Stitching with Youngmin Lee

Oshogatsu (Japanese New Year): Japanese spirit-carving by Takayuki Zoshi

Japanese handmade dolls by Mikio Sakuma

Losar (Tibetan New Year): Print your own Tibetan prayer flag with Jamyong Singye

ACROSS FROM OMCA STORE, LEVEL 2 Japanese Ikebana arrangements by Mary Venkat, Yvonne Ahoy-Stohlman, Hiromi

Nomura, and Michiko Shimoda

HANDS-ON FAMILY ART ACTIVITIES 12–4:30 pm

CALIFORNIA ROOM, LEVEL 1 New Year craft with DEAF Media, led by Amelia Wong, Ron Trumble, and members of the

Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA)

KOI POND, LEVEL 1 If raining, the art activities will move to outside the Art Studio, Level 1 Make a flying horse carousel with Anna Wong

New Year greeting card coloring: send warm wishes to your family and friends with OMCA teachers and buildOn student volunteers from East Bay high schools

Spring couplet (Chinese calligraphic poem): make one to decorate your home during the Lunar New Year with Isis Wang and the Alameda High School Key Club

CLOSING CELEBRATION—DRAGON DANCE

MUSEUM GARDENS, LEVEL 1lively dragon dance by Developing Virtue Secondary School