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"Three Lives"

1997年09月27日

Three Lives is a solo performance piece by Alex Luu which tells the autobiographical tale of the author’s journey to manhood from a harrowing escape from Saigon as a refugee, the comical and painful phases of assimilation in America as an adolescent, and finally to adulthood where traditional culture and unbridled individuality collide. Alex Luu is an independent filmmaker, performer, writer and teacher who perfor...

Life Stories: A Treasure Chest of Jewels

1997年09月27日

Featuring: Karen Yonemoto Uncover the riches of life’s untold stories through the collection of oral histories with friends and family members. This three-hour workshop will provide you with basic training in doing background research, selecting equipment and conducting effective oral history interviews. Members $5, non-members $9 includes Museum admission. Reservations required.

Heart Mountain Reunion VI

1997年09月26日 - 1997年09月28日

Jackie Gaughan’s Plaza Hotel, Las Vegas, NV Contact Bacon Sakatani for more information.

"Three Lives"

1997年09月25日

Three Lives is a solo performance piece by Alex Luu which tells the autobiographical tale of the author’s journey to manhood from a harrowing escape from Saigon as a refugee, the comical and painful phases of assimilation in America as an adolescent, and finally to adulthood where traditional culture and unbridled individuality collide. Alex Luu is an independent filmmaker, performer, writer and teacher who perfor...

Origami Furniture

1997年09月20日

Arts & Crafts Class Learn how to make creative furniture for a miniature home, using origami techniques taught by master sensei, Ryoko Shibata. Members $5, non-Members $9. Includes Museum admission. Reservations required by September 17.

AT&T East West Players New Voices Writers Gallery Series

1997年09月18日

Thursday Evening at the Museum New Play Reading This program features the winners of the New Voices Play writing Competition sponsored by East West Players. The plays of these talented young playwrights were selected from entries collected from throughout the country in a contest that EWP hopes to make international in scope in the near future. Follow the development of these plays that may someday progress t...

Hana to Tomo ni: The History of the California Flower Market

1997年09月13日

Featuring: Gary Kawaguchi, Ph.D. At the turn of the century, Japanese Chinese and Italian flower growers combined their efforts to wholesale their flowers in the San Francisco Bay area. Join Dr. Kawaguchi as he tells of the hardships and struggles faced for nearly a century by the Japanese American flower growers who continue to dominate the flower industry in the Bay Area. Reservations required. Free with Museum ...

Ikebana for Kids

1997年09月13日

Children’s activity Instructor: Tricia Tao Turn an old glass jar or a piggy bank into a fun and unique floral arrangement. By using everyday items from home, you will learn how to create colorful creations using modern techniques while learning about flowers and where they come from. Members $5, non-members $9 includes Museum admission. Reservations required by September 10.

Horticulture in Southern California

1997年09月12日

Join Bruce Asakawa, host of the San Diego radio talk show West Coast Gardenline as he speaks about Southern California geography, climate, and soil conditions. Mr. Asakawa is a landscape architect who has worked in California’s retail nursery and landscape industry for over 40 years and whose popular radio program reaches more than 1.2 million listeners each weekend. A definite treat for all gardener enthusiasts and ...

Asian American Writers' Workshop Readings Series

1997年09月11日

Thursday Evening at the Museum The third in the series presented by the New York-based literary collective features writers from the Japanese American community. Writers Jeff T. Matsuda, Denise Uyehara, and Amy Uyematsu will read from their works. Besides organizing readings, the Asian American Writer’s Workshop publishes the Asian Pacific American Journal, explanAsian, and anthologies by Asian American writer...