Tibetan Cultural Days July 24-26, 2015

Friday, July 24, 6:00 – 8:30pm

6:00 – 7:00 pm
Tibetan Momo Dinner – great Tibetan dumplings and food that will make you happy

7:30 – 8:30 pm
Tibetan Cultural Pageant with the yak dance, chant, debate, unique Tibetan cultural elements

Cost for Evening: $20 Adults, $12 for children 11/under;

Dinner or Cultural Pageant only: $12 for adults; Children $8 Dinner, $5 Performance

Tibet’s Significance for our World
Saturday, July 25, 10:00am – Noon

Who cares about a country high in the Himalayas? Why worry about what happens to people who speak a different language and live very differently from us? Come and learn the significance of the environmental situation in Tibet (the World’s Third Pole), and about the profound human rights abuses occurring in Communist Chinese occupied Tibet at all times. Learn the history and consider what you can do to make a difference. Come out and support the visiting Tibetan Buddhist monks, many of whom had to escape from Tibet in order to study without censure. Free. Donations welcome!

Tibetan Culture Day with Arts Workshops and Fun
Saturday, July 26, 12:30 – 3:30pm

Be part of a Tibetan experience! Try your hand at creating a Butter Sculpture, painting a Mani Stone, making a sand mandala and more! Children and adults alike are encouraged to come and learn about Tibetan culture through the arts. Educational and fun! Tibetan food and merchandise for sale including jewelry, singing bowls, clothes, malas, bags – come and see!

Prices for everyone. Donations are gratefully received. Funds raised provide food, healthcare and education for over 2000 Tibetan Buddhist monks living and studying at the Drepung Gomang Monastery in India.

Interfaith Prayer for Nonviolence Locally and Internationally
Sunday, July 26, 3:30 pm

Together we can make a difference in ending the violence in our community and world! Join with our Tibetan Buddhist monks, plus representatives from religious traditions and justice organizations from around Louisville. This prayer will end with the dissolution ceremony of the Interfaith World Peace Sand Mandala. All are welcome!

(Flyer) TIBETAN CULTURAL DAYS – JULY 24-26, 2015