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Cambodian Cultural Heritage Celebration
August 12, 2006
Center House |
 Experience Cambodia's beautiful culture with traditional and classical dance and music, handmade crafts, games and storytelling. Explore and learn about the customs and heritage of Cambodia at this free and open event.
Safeco Festál is a year-long series of world cultural events that honors the richness and diversity of our region. Festál plays a vital part of Seattle Center's role in connecting our dynamic and varied community.
Safeco Insurance Festál presented by The Seattle Times is a year-long series of world cultural events that honors the richness and diversity of our region. Festál plays a vital part of Seattle Center's role in connecting our dynamic and varied community.
Celebrate Cambodia is produced by the Khmer Community of Seattle/King County, the Cambodian Women's Association and Saattle Center. All Safeco Insurance Festál events are produced by Seattle Center and individual cultural organizations, and are presented by The Seattle Times with generous support from Wells Fargo and CenterFund. Additional support is provided by the City of Seattle and 4 Culture. |
Cambodian Women's Association
3603 South Alaska Street
Seattle , WA 98118
(206) 760-0539
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Thanks to our sponsors
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Hello Everyone!
This will mark the third annual Cambodian Cultural Heritage event at Seattle
Center House! Invite your family and friends to see Khmer arts and culture
through classical and folk dances, traditional instruments ensemble, fashion
show, Prach Ly (a rising Khmerican hip-hop artist) and much more!
Recap:
Cambodian Cultural Heritage
Saturday, August 12th, 12-4 pm
Seattle Center House
*FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC*
The Cambodian Cultural Heritage organization will be hosting two cultural aritist workshops on Friday, August 11th from 1-3 pm at the Khmer Community Center Seattle-King County . Youriko Neang and Prach Ly will discuss their artworks and the impact their talents have on the community.
Youriko Neang is a classical Khmer instructor. She moved to the U.S. in her teens and immediately began helping out the community, particularly the youths in the White Center area. Youriko taught classical and folks dances, painting, drawing, fruit sculpting and Khmer language classes at the Khmer community center. She even earned the title of Miss Cambodia of Washington in 2004 at the age of 17. Currently, she resides in California.
Prach Ly is a rising Khmerican rap artist here in the U.S. and abroad, particularly in his ancestral homeland of Cambodia. Prach's moving lyrics and beats reflect the experiences of Cambodians who have suffered and survived the Khmer Rouge genocide and what the community is going through in Cambodia, the U.S. and in other nations. His empowering lyrics in both Khmers and English brings understanding between the older and younger generations in the Cambodian community, and even across cultures. You can also find out more about Prach on his website: www.mujestic.com.
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