Asia Trend Asian Cultural EXPO is proud to support these outstanding local performing groups.
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Orlando Taiko Dojo
Orlando Taiko Dojo is a team made up of students from ages 3 to 70. Students not only learn the techniques of how to play Taiko drums, but they also learn about other essential values in life such as respect, manners, concentration, tenacity and teamwork. The group has performed at many local venues such as Dragon Parade Lunar New Year Celebrations, the Orlando Japan Festival and in the Disney Princess Marathon. Lessons are offered the dojo at Sunbelt Center.
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Thuyen May Productions
The name Thuyền Mây translates to “cloud boat,” and represents the group’s ideas and mission as Thuyền Mây Productions acts as a weightless, all-encompassing cloud that drifts freely through communities, contributing our performances and preserving Vietnamese culture.
Thuyền Mây began as Phap Vu Dance Group, founded by the principal choreographer Mai-Huong Nguyen. After the short-term Phap Vu Dance Group project was realized and completed, the group expanded into Thuyền Mây Productions, bringing Vietnamese cultural dances & entertainment, cultural education, and Asian community involvement to Central Florida and beyond. |
Orlando HanQing Tai Chi Culture and Art Center
Hanqing (Grace) Liu Karwowski of the Orlando Hanqing Taiji Culture and Art Center provides Tai Chi training at several locations in Orlando, Oviedo, Leesburg and Tavares. Advanced participants also have the opportunity to Learn Tai Chi Fan and Tai Chi Sword and participate in other Cultural Activities like Cheongsam or Qi Pao or other ethnic dances.
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