Flyer One World MBEL 2016 - Marie Palladino · 2018. 4. 28. · Aug 2: Armenian dances, by Sayat...
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TUE JUL & AUG ONE WORLD: Egypt, Cabo Verde, China, Armenia, Wampanoag Nation, and Brazil 11 th Annual Free Summer Youth Program Join us this summer to celebrate the world’s cultural diversity! Each week we’ll visit a different corner of the globe and explore Egyptian, Cabo Verdiano, Chinese, Armenian, Wampanoag, and Brazilian customs, through live performances, crafts, storytime, and more— including free book giveaways. Program Highlights (ages 4–10, see mbelibrary.org for full schedule) Educational Performances July 12: Egyptian and Arabic dance and folk music, by Karim Nagi July 19: Cabo Verdiano dances and music, by Movimentu Shokanti July 26: Music and stories exploring China, by Boston’s Artist-in-Residence Shaw Pong Liu Aug 2: Armenian dances, by Sayat Nova Dance Company of Boston Aug 9: Social dances and songs, by the Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers Aug 16: Brazilian Capoeira, Samba, and Maculele dances, by the Afro-Brazilian Ensemble Cultural Art Activities July 12: Wesekh Collars—ancient Egyptian necklaces July 19: Cabo Verdiano watercolors July 26: Traditional Chinese Moon Festival lanterns Aug 2: Kots—traditional Armenian headdresses Aug 9: Corn Husk People—traditional Wampanoag doll making Aug 16: Brazilian carnival masks Storytimes July 12: Muti’s Necklace: The Oldest Story in the World, by Louise Hawes July 19: Nho Lobo: Traditional Cabo Verdiano oral storytelling, with Len Cabral July 26: Mooncakes, by Loretta Seto Aug 2: Anahit—Armenian Tale, by Svetlana Bagdasaryan and Eliza Garibian Aug 9: Traditional Wampanoag oral storytelling, with Kitty Hendricks-Miller Aug 16: The Great Kapok Tree: A Tale of the Amazon Rain Forest, by Lynne Cherry mbelibrary.org • 200 Massachusetts Avenue Boston, MA 02115 • 617-450-7203 Tuesdays July 12, 19, 26 August 2, 9, 16 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Discover an Extraordinary Life. Explore an Amazing World.
Transcript of Flyer One World MBEL 2016 - Marie Palladino · 2018. 4. 28. · Aug 2: Armenian dances, by Sayat...
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ONE WORLD: Egypt, Cabo Verde, China, Armenia, Wampanoag Nation, and Brazil11th Annual Free Summer Youth ProgramJoin us this summer to celebrate the world’s cultural diversity! Each week we’ll visit a diff erent corner of the globe and explore Egyptian, Cabo Verdiano, Chinese, Armenian, Wampanoag, and Brazilian customs, through live performances, crafts, storytime, and more—including free book giveaways.
Program Highlights (ages 4–10, see mbelibrary.org for full schedule)
Educational PerformancesJuly 12: Egyptian and Arabic dance and folk music, by Karim NagiJuly 19: Cabo Verdiano dances and music, by Movimentu ShokantiJuly 26: Music and stories exploring China, by Boston’s Artist-in-Residence
Shaw Pong LiuAug 2: Armenian dances, by Sayat Nova Dance Company of BostonAug 9: Social dances and songs, by the Wampanoag Nation Singers and
DancersAug 16: Brazilian Capoeira, Samba, and Maculele dances, by the
Afro-Brazilian Ensemble
Cultural Art ActivitiesJuly 12: Wesekh Collars—ancient Egyptian necklacesJuly 19: Cabo Verdiano watercolorsJuly 26: Traditional Chinese Moon Festival lanternsAug 2: Kots—traditional Armenian headdresses Aug 9: Corn Husk People—traditional Wampanoag doll makingAug 16: Brazilian carnival masks
StorytimesJuly 12: Muti’s Necklace: The Oldest Story in the World, by Louise HawesJuly 19: Nho Lobo: Traditional Cabo Verdiano oral storytelling, with Len CabralJuly 26: Mooncakes, by Loretta SetoAug 2: Anahit—Armenian Tale, by Svetlana Bagdasaryan and Eliza GaribianAug 9: Traditional Wampanoag oral storytelling, with Kitty Hendricks-MillerAug 16: The Great Kapok Tree: A Tale of the Amazon Rain Forest, by Lynne
Cherry
mbelibrary.org •
200Massachusetts
AvenueBoston, MA
02115•
617-450-7203
TuesdaysJuly 12, 19, 26
August 2, 9, 1610:00 a.m.
to 12:00 p.m.
Discover an Extraordinary Life.Explore an Amazing World.
