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Series of three evening classes educates students on fundamental blacksmithing techniques.
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Discover Asian-American Culture with a Multimedia Performance from No-No Boy No-No Boy combines music, history and dialogue, exploring Asian-American experiences through the stories of trans-Pacific musical cultures. The evening invites sharing and reflection from the community with their own stories while engaging in cross-cultural conversations. Admission is free.
