Performances, workshops, meal services, and library programs — everything AHC has put in front of a Michigan audience since its first open house.
photo_library3For Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, AHC hosted an origami workshop with 20 participants alongside a presentation on Asian heritage history. The event reached an audience largely new to AHC's work.
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AHC assembled 30 craft kits and set up a cultural display at Baldwin Public Library for API Heritage Month. Visitors could take kits home, extending the reach of the activity well beyond the day itself.
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photo_library3AHC performed traditional Chinese music for a crowd of 2,500. Alongside the performance, we ran a free public calligraphy activity with 60 participants and sold Chinese fans, raising $100 for the Association of Chinese Americans. One of our largest public appearances to date.
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AHC members contributed three dishes and performed live music for an audience of 450. One of our highest-attendance events and a strong showcase of what AHC brings to multicultural community programming.
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photo_library2Six AHC members prepared 300 meals for homeless individuals and veterans served by Grace Centers of Hope. A straightforward service event, and one of the ones we're most proud of.
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AHC performed for a 90-person audience at the Annual Music Banquet. The performance was well received, and our performers were formally recognized with honors for their contribution to the evening.
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photo_library4AHC ran a sticker-making activity for 10 children and performed traditional music for 400 banquet guests. Pieces performed included the Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto and Colorful Clouds Chasing the Moon. One of AHC's first large-audience performances.
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photo_library2AHC brought sticker-making, badminton, and a cultural intro presentation to OCC's annual open house, welcoming 35 attendees. Brady Morishita of OCC noted the event went excellently and thanked AHC for hosting. An early demonstration of what AHC's community programming could look like at its best.
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