Free Performance Highlighting Korean Culture Korean art and culture will come to life at the 2010 Korea Music & Art Festival on Friday, Feb. 19 th at the Performing Arts Center of Mt.... San Antonio College’s - Sophia B. Clarke Theater. More than 65 children from South Korea will sing, dance and play instruments in the 12thannual performance, titled “See Culture, Feel Music and Learn about Korea.” Admission is free. The performance will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. A complimentary “Taste of Korean Flavor” snack and gift will be given after the show. The performers, ranging in age from elementary to high school, are part of the World Association of Arts Exchange Organization in Korea (WAAEO), a non-profit organization that promotes Korean art and culture. The 90-minute show includes modern dancing, folk dancing and speeches in English about Korean culture and history. The individual performers are winners from four separate festivals in Korea that showcase dance, music, speech or painting. Part of the prize is a three-day trip to the United States and a performance in California. Typically, the show is held in Koreatown, but organizers wanted to reach a more diverse audience and selected Mt. San Antonio College as this year’s venue. The event is co-sponsored by CAAW (Chinese American Association of Walnut) in the city of Walnut. For more information and R.S.V.P., call (626) 551-2222 or mail to CAAW.WAAEO@gmail.com . more

Free Performance Highlighting Korean Culture Korean art and culture will come to life at the 2010 Korea Music & Art Festival on Friday, Feb. 19 th at the Performing Arts Center of Mt.... San Antonio College’s - Sophia B. Clarke Theater. More than 65 children from South Korea will sing, dance and play instruments in the 12thannual performance, titled “See Culture, Feel Music and Learn about Korea.” Admission is free. The performance will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. A complimentary “Taste of Korean Flavor” snack and gift will be given after the show. The performers, ranging in age from elementary to high school, are part of the World Association of Arts Exchange Organization in Korea (WAAEO), a non-profit organization that promotes Korean art and culture. The 90-minute show includes modern dancing, folk dancing and speeches in English about Korean culture and history. The individual performers are winners from four separate festivals in Korea that showcase dance, music, speech or painting. Part of the prize is a three-day trip to the United States and a performance in California. Typically, the show is held in Koreatown, but organizers wanted to reach a more diverse audience and selected Mt. San Antonio College as this year’s venue. The event is co-sponsored by CAAW (Chinese American Association of Walnut) in the city of Walnut. For more information and R.S.V.P., call (626) 551-2222 or mail to CAAW.WAAEO@gmail.com . more