Xiang bao (香包), or perfume pouches, are a traditional craft made during the Dragon Boat Festival. The pouches are good luck charm worn on the body or hung to ward off bad spirits. Let's learn to make how to make these beautiful pouches!
Event Invitation Mahjong is a tile-based game that's been played in Asia for over 300 years and is gaining global popularity. Although it might take time to master, it's fairly easy to learn the basics. We will teach you how to play Mahjong if you are new to the game. The whole demonstration of how to...
Jpanese Tanabata Festival is deeply rooted in Japanese culture and tradition. It reflects themes of perseverance, love, and the fulfillment of dreams. Traditionally, people celebrate by writing their wishes on colorful strips of paper called tanzaku and hanging them on bamboo branches.
It's a good time for us to come together, celebrate, and make our wishes for the future.
Event Invitation Discover the secrets of ancient oaks, breathe in the crisp summer air, and listen to the melodies of woodland creatures. Epping Forest is a former royal forest on the border of Essex and Greater London. This ancient woodland is home to everything from grassland to heath, rivers, ponds, and wildlife, making it perfectly...
Celebrate the romantic tale of Qixi, the Chinese Valentine's Day, with a special touch of creativity. Join us for a special Chinese embroidery workshop where you'll have the chance to craft a personalized handkerchief for yourself or a loved one. Learn the art of embroidery and let your hands weave a story of love.
Event Invitation Mahjong is a tile-based game that's been played in Asia for over 300 years and is gaining global popularity. Although it might take time to master, it's fairly easy to learn the basics. We will teach you how to play Mahjong if you are new to the game. The whole demonstration of how to...
As the sun paints the skies blue with warmth, we invite you to embrace the summer vibes at our summer park picnic with Korean gimbap! Join us for an afternoon of laughter, connection, and the delightful flavors of Korean cuisine in the heart of nature.
The Mid Autumn Festival (Moon Festival), known for its emphasis on reunion and togetherness, mirrors the essence of our language school community. Let's celebrate not only the langauge progress you have made but also the bonds and friendship we've formed as a community.
Join us for an evening of festive celebrations to mark the start of the new term, you will have a chance to taste traditional festive food, create your own festive origami, and try on the traditional Asian clothings.
Event Invitation Mahjong is a tile-based game that's been played in Asia for over 300 years and is gaining global popularity. Although it might take time to master, it's fairly easy to learn the basics. We will teach you how to play Mahjong if you are new to the game. The whole demonstration of how to...
Step into the enchanting world of Japanese folklore and infuse your Halloween celebrations with a touch of mystique at our Halloween Kitsune Mask Painting Workshop. Kitsune, legendary fox spirits from Japanese mythology, are known for their cunning and shape-shifting abilities.
Now, you have the chance to channel your inner Kitsune and create your own Halloween mask for your party. You will also have a chance to wear the beautiful garment Kimono to complete your Halloween look.
Event Invitation Double Eleven, also known as Single's Day, originated in China is celebrated on November 11th (11/11). The date was chosen because the number "1" resembles a single person standing alone, making it the perfect symbol of being single! Originally a fun way for students to embrace their single status, Single's Day has since...
Do you know how to play Mahjong? It’s the Chinese dominos game that you might have seen on TV or in the movie. There must be a reason why it’s so popular in Asia. Well, we can only think of one – it’s fun! Come and join us for a fun Saturday afternoon, learn and play this exciting game with other people.
Join us to learn Japanese Furoshiki, the traditional Japanese art of wrapping gifts with beautiful cloth. Not only is it eco-friendly, but it also makes your Christmas presents look stunning and unique!
At the workshop, you'll discover different wrapping techniques and get hands-on experience using beautiful Japanese fabrics. Perfect for adding a personal touch to your holiday gift!
Join us for a festive celebration at our Christmas KFC Party! Experience a unique Japanese-style Christmas with delicious KFC, snacks, drinks, and exciting games with prizes. After a year of hard work, it’s time to relax and celebrate your achievements in true holiday spirit.
Playing Mahjong during Lunar New Year is a cherished tradition for many families and communities. This practice blends entertainment and the spirit of togetherness that defines the Lunar New Year celebrations. Although it might take time to master, it's fairly easy to learn the basics.
Come and join us for a fun Saturday afternoon, learn to play Mahjong and try your luck for a game or two for the Lunar New Year.
Join us for the Squid Game New Year Challenge as we kick off an exciting new year term and welcome our students for Korean, Japanese, and Chinese classes. 📚 You’ll enjoy drinks, snacks, and exciting games inspired by the hit series. 🍢
Lunar New Year falls on Wednesday, January 29, 2025, ushering in a season of renewal and prosperity. It is one of the most important celebrations in many Asian cultures. We want to share the customs and celebrate this important festival with all of you. Let's come together to welcome Year of Snake with lunar new year snacks, tea, new year craft to make your own Lunar New Year perfume lucky pouch or door wreath and try your luck on fortune stick telling.
Setsubun, which means "seasonal division," is observed in Japan on February 3rd, signaling the end of winter and the start of spring according to the lunar calendar. A key tradition during Setsubun is mamemaki, or the tossing of roasted soybeans to ward off evil spiritsand welcome good fortune. Another popular practice is eating Ehomaki, a special type of uncut sushi roll, to bring luck and prosperity.
Join us for an exciting cultural experience as we celebrate Setsubun, the traditional Japanese festival marking the arrival of spring! Discover the rich history behind this seasonal celebration and learn how to make special Ehomaki Sushi for this festival that blends tradition, taste, and creativity.
The Chinese Lantern Festival, held on the 15th day of the Chinese New Year, marks the end of the Lunar New Year festivities. Lanterns are a central symbol of the festival, representing hope, prosperity, and the dispelling of darkness. People light and release lanterns into the night sky, creating a dazzling display of color and light. Let's create your own lantern in this fun workshop.
Playing Mahjong during Lunar New Year is a cherished tradition for many families and communities. This practice blends entertainment and the spirit of togetherness that defines the Lunar New Year celebrations. Although it might take time to master, it's fairly easy to learn the basics.
Come and join us for a fun Saturday afternoon, learn to play Mahjong and try your luck for a game or two for the Lunar New Year.
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