19
45 mins
Details:Self-confidence,cooperation/collaboration, trust, fun, memory. Get a taste of everything improvisational theater has to offer! Everyone can perform and have fun through improv
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12/29 12/30 1/1
Session 1: 6:00 PM
Session 2: 7:00 PM
Session 3: 8:00 PM
29
45 mins
Feeling the holiday joy and want to dance? How about dance with glow-in-the-dark ribbons? Sounds fun, right? You’ll be making your own unique ribbon with neon painting, and learn some professional yet super cool movements: fireworks, dragon, rainbow and more! The best part it, you’ll dance with Lumi.
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1/2 1/3 1/4 1/5
Session 1: 6:00 PM
Session 2: 7:00 PM
Session 3: 8:00 PM
$25
45 minutes
Create real, light-up Chinese lanterns with artists and teachers from the China Institute! Participants will craft and design a real lantern with Chinese characters, phrases, colorful materials and decorations to take home. Instructors will teach calligraphic techniques and custom phrases to help participants personalize their creations! Each lantern comes with a battery-powered light to illuminate the creativity!
$29
45 minutes
Feeling inspired by the art all around? Looking to exercise your own creative side? This workshop is the perfect place for kids of all ages! You’ll be able to create your own LuminoCity Festival inspired art! All materials are provided onsite. All ages welcome. No previous experience required.
$39
45 minutes
Experience the joy of making personalized jewelry with your own mini painting! In this workshop, artist TengTeng teaches you how to paint onto miniature picture frames. You’ll then be able to turn it into custom earrings, brooches, or necklaces! All materials provided onsite. All ages welcome. No previous art or jewelry making experience required.
$30
45 minutes
Figurine making is a traditional Chinese simple folk handicraft demonstrating high artistic quality, with a history of over 1,340 years. In this workshop, you will enjoy making a cute panda with our Dough Figurine master!
$30
45 minutes
Chinese Five Colored Bracelets are a tradition dating back to 420A.D. Each string used is a different color to represent the five elements; water, fire, earth, wood, gold. Chinese people wear these bracelets as an amulet to bring good health and fortune. In this workshop, you’ll be able to create and wear your own good health and fortune!
$30
45 minutes
The Chinese Lucky Knot was originally developed in the Tang and Song Dynasty (960-1229A.D) as a folk handicraft. It then developed into an elegant decoration meaning ‘good luck’ during the Ming Dynasty. A single string tied into an intricate design takes serious precision, and a good teacher! In this workshop, you will learn to tie your own good luck!
$30
45 minutes
Hanfu is the traditional garment of the Han ethnicity from China. In this session, you will explore the history of this unique garment and have the opportunity to create your own with paper!
4 sessions on Jan. 4 :
Session 1 - begins 5:30 PM
Session 2 - begins 6:30 PM
Session 3 - begins 7:30 PM
Session 4 - begins 8:30 PM