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    This document announces a free event celebrating immigrant heritage week with traditional art, music, and dance from different cultures. The event will be held on April 16th at the St. George Library Auditorium from 2pm to 5pm. It will feature performances of traditional Irish music, Liberian drum and dance, demonstrations of Kente cloths and weaving from Ghana, and a performance by the Mexican dance troupe Ballet Guadalupano. The event is part of a larger project that will showcase cultural expressions from underrepresented immigrant communities through exhibits and performances at New York Public Libraries across Staten Island.

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    This document announces a free event celebrating immigrant heritage week with traditional art, music, and dance from different cultures. The event will be held on April 16th at the St. George Library Auditorium from 2pm to 5pm. It will feature performances of traditional Irish music, Liberian drum and dance, demonstrations of Kente cloths and weaving from Ghana, and a performance by the Mexican dance troupe Ballet Guadalupano. The event is part of a larger project that will showcase cultural expressions from underrepresented immigrant communities through exhibits and performances at New York Public Libraries across Staten Island.

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    This document announces a free event celebrating immigrant heritage week with traditional art, music, and dance from different cultures. The event will be held on April 16th at the St. George Library Auditorium from 2pm to 5pm. It will feature performances of traditional Irish music, Liberian drum and dance, demonstrations of Kente cloths and weaving from Ghana, and a performance by the Mexican dance troupe Ballet Guadalupano. The event is part of a larger project that will showcase cultural expressions from underrepresented immigrant communities through exhibits and performances at New York Public Libraries across Staten Island.

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    Celebrate Immigrant Heritage

    Week with Traditional Art,


    Music & Dance

    PLEASE JOIN US TO KICK OFF


    THE CULTURE OF JOY
    & RESILIENCE: TRAVELING EXHIBIT 2011
    April 16th @ St. George Library Auditorium - 2pm to 5pm
    (This is a FREE Event and Open to the Public)

    Traditional Irish music Traditional Liberian Drum & Dance

    Kente Cloths and Weaving from Bonwire, Ghana The Mexican dance troupe Ballet Guadalupano

    COAHSI Folklife is honored to highlight Staten Islandʼs greatest resource - its rich diversity and heritage – through a
    new project which will tour New York Public Libraries across the borough. “The Culture of Joy & Resilience: Reframing
    Cultural Conversations on Staten Island” brings a series of four exhibit panels, each profiling a community-based folk
    art expression, to rotate among several neighborhood library branches. Public performances and demonstrations of
    these vibrant traditions will enhance the exhibits throughout the year. Supported by the National Endowment for the
    Arts, this project promotes the cultural contributions of underrepresented communities, and stimulates traditional arts
    on Staten Island.

    This project is supported in part by an award


    from the National Endowment for the Arts. www.StatenIslandArts.org/folkblog Fully Accessible to Persons Using Wheelchairs

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