Weaving Stories: Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Performance: Japanese Taiko Drumming with Kristy Oshiro

Wednesday, 5/25/2022
3:00 - 3:45
Visitacion Valley Meeting Room
Visitacion Valley

201 Leland Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94134
United States

415-355-2848

Come learn about the Japanese art of Taiko! Feel the thunderous sounds of the drums vibrating through your body as language, culture and history combine into an exciting educational experience. You may even get a chance to play the drums yourself!

Learn more about Taiko drumming and the artist Kristy Oshiro. 

Dance & Music

Enjoy performances, talks and workshops that celebrate movement and the musical arts.

AANHPI Interest

Celebrate and honor the diverse histories and cultures from Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities.

This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

Attending Programs

Questions about the program or problems registering? Contact sfplcpp@sfpl.org. For accommodations (such as ASL interpretation or captioning), call (415) 557-4400 or contact accessibility@sfpl.org. Requesting at least 72 hours in advance will help ensure availability.

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