Kawa Taiko is a project of the Snake River Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League, operating as a non-profit club. Kawa (which means “river” in Japanese) Taiko (which means “drum”), is a project of the Snake River Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League. The group likes to have fun and at the same time hopes to educate and entertain the public with a centuries’ old art form from Japan.
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Tim Muhibah Angklung, is a team of young performers, combining Angklung orchestra and Indonesian traditional dances, to promote Indonesian culture to the world.They have performed in multiple cities in Europe and Australia. During their US Tour, they have performed at Times Square New York and the Smithsonian, Washington DC.Before their m
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Join us at the Idaho State Museum on Saturday, May 3rd, from 10 AM to 5 PM, for a celebration of the many cultures that make up the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Idaho. This community day will feature cultural performances, food trucks, a pop-up exhibit, a vendor fair, and activities for all ages, while honoring the traditions and contributions of AAPI communities throughout the Gem State.
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