Asian/Pacific Islander American Heritage Program Marks 30th Year
Photos by Bill Branson
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A member of the Indian Pushpanjali Dance School poses at left. |
| The program also featured dancers from the Hua Sha Chinese Dance Center. |  |
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Korean drummers entertain during the picnic luncheon. |
| Employees try their hand at flower-arranging. |  |
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A Kikuyuki Dancer performs. |
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| Terrific weather, exotic food, intriguing craftmaking and outstanding entertainment combined to make this year's 2-day Asian festival a rousing — and crowded — success. |
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Linda Fang, a storyteller, spins a tale from her repertoire of traditional favorites. |
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| Ever a popular feature during the annual observance, the outdoor luncheon allowed attendees to sample cuisines from several Asian and Pacific Island countries, including the Philippines, China, Japan, Korea, India and Thailand. |
| Event coordinators include (from l) Shuko Yoshikami, Victor Fung and Ed Sunderland. |
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| Chinese dancers perform for the musical program, which was held at lunchtime rather than evening hours this year. |
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