From April 25 to June 9, The Tea House of Many Stories will inform Ian Leung and allow him to share his observations and findings from all the guests he has served at the Tea House in an attempt to understand what constitutes an art experience, and to share the inspiring human stories that have left a mark in one’s life.
In this class, meditations will be guided and brief advice shared on how to maintain a positive, peaceful mind, within the busyness of daily life.
Organized by the Odiyana Kadampa Buddhist Center. Tickets are only $10. To purchase, click here.
From April 25 to June 9, The Tea House of Many Stories will inform Ian Leung and allow him to share his observations and findings from all the guests he has served at the Tea House in an attempt to understand what constitutes an art experience, and to share the inspiring human stories that have left a mark in one’s life.
^for the sessions held on May 19 and Jun 6, we’d like to invite stories or recollection of the memories of/about/with water
From April 25 to June 9, The Tea House of Many Stories will inform Ian Leung and allow him to share his observations and findings from all the guests he has served at the Tea House in an attempt to understand what constitutes an art experience, and to share the inspiring human stories that have left a mark in one’s life.
*for the sessions held on May 12, we’d like to invite stories and recipes around seaweed
Two concurrent exhibitions, Water Access, guest curated by Fritz Horstman and Sea and Soil, curated by Debbie Hesse, take water as subject to explore our relationship to the environment.
Opening Reception May 5, 2 – 4 pm
Free and open to the public
Exhibition runs May 5 – June 23, 2019
