j Stop by the International Children’s Park for arts and crafts activities hosted by the Friends of International Children’s Park (FICP). Located three blocks away from Hing Hay Park on the intersection of 7th Ave S. and S. Lane St. There will be balloons, lantern painting and more!

Entertainment Schedule• 12:00pm: Mak Fai Kung Fu Club (China Gate to Hing Hay Park) – Lion & Dragon Performance / Martial Arts• 12:30pm: Filipino Youth Activities Drill Team• 1:00pm: Kaze Daiko – Taiko Drumming• 1:30pm: Children’s Costume Parade and Contest• 2:00pm: Master David Leong’s Shaolin Kung Fu Academy – Lion & Dragon Performance• 2:30pm: Northwest Wushu & Seattle Wushu Center – Martial Arts• 3:00pm: Chinese Community Girls Drill Team• 3:30pm: Scavenger Hunt Prizes Announced• 4:00pm: Event Close

Cultural Pavilion• Chinese Arts & Calligraphy • Face Painting / Arts and Crafts Activities • Kid’s Corner featuring cultural toys• Chinese Yo-Yo, Chinese Shuttlecock (Jianzi), Peddler drums• Chinese New Year Regional & Traditional Costume • Year of the Tiger Gift & Goods• DIY – Accordion Books

Sponsored by Photo credit Spencer Huang 2009 Lunar New Year

February 13, 2010Saturday, 11am - 4pm

@ Hing Hay Park 411 Maynard Ave SSeattle

Seattle’s Chinatown International District

Lunar New Year Celebration Year of The Tiger 2010

INFORMATION ON PERFORMANCES

j Mak Fai Kung Fu Club – The club is an ancient, traditional form of Chinese self-defense. These young fighters have won numerous awards and traveled across the country and abroad to compete in Kung Fu tournaments.

j Filipino Youth Activities Drill Team – FYA Drill team performances are designed to edu-cate and to increase the public’s awareness of Filipino Americans and their heritage.

j Kaze Daiko – This is a Japanese American performing taiko group for youth. KD strives to develop an appreciation of Japanese Ameri-can culture, history, and heritage.

j Master David Leong’s Shaolin Kung Fu Academy – Master David Leong started Kung Fu training at the age of 6. His students focus on the style of Jung Keun, which is founded on the principles of strength, patience, and tradition.

j Northwest Wushu – NW offers competitive and recreational wushu programs for children, teens, and adults. Its wushu programs develop fitness and health while improving self confi-dence, self esteem, and self discipline.

j Seattle Wushu Center – Its mission is to provide instruction in the Chinese arts of Wushu and Taijiquan, to share the internal and external health benefits of Chinese Martial Arts, and to foster the sense of community within our city, school, and with other art methods.

j Chinese Community Girls Drill Team – The drill team was founded to foster leadership skills, team building and pride in the Chinese cultural heritage. A powerful, colorful display of synchro-nized, choreographed movement.

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