Monday, May 05, 2008
BOSTON OUTDOOR FAIR - May 10, 2008
The Berwick Research Institute Recommends...
GOYA HONORING DAY +2
@ the Mills Gallery Plaza, Boston Center for the Arts
Join the National Bitter Melon Council for this outdoor fair celebrating bitterness in its many forms:
Saturday, May 10, 1-5 pm (rain date: May 11)
Boston Center for the Arts Plaza
539 Tremont Street, Boston
617-426-5000
nbmc topsfield fair
Free and open to the public!
Goya Day, originating in Okinawa, Japan, is a special day to recognize Bitter Melon as a popular ingredient that some even suspect is the secret to the Okinawan longevity! The NBMC will host their second celebration of Goya Honoring Day ("Goya" means Bitter Melon in the Okinawan language) with a Saturday afternoon outdoor fair that includes a wide array of activities to learn about and revel in bitterness of all kinds. The opportunities for bitter flavor and sweet exchange abound.
GOYA HONORING DAY +2 is the National Bitter Melon Council's public event for the current exhibition Artadia Boston 2007 at the Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts.
FEATURING...
* "I AM NOT BITTER, BUT MY MELON IS..." Balloons!
* Bitter Melon Mascot
* Culture Activity Booth for Kids and Families
* Bitter Characature Drawing
* "I am not bitter" Say it like you mean it!
* Bitter-releasing Chair Massage
And much, much, more!
The exhibition was curated by Laura Donaldson. Visit the gallery to participate in the NBMC's other projects including BITTER BARTER and the NATIONAL BITTER MELON COUNCIL HOME OFFICE.
For more information: www.bittermelon.org, contact Andi Sutton at info@bittermelon.org
or visit:
http://www.bcaonline.org/visual_arts/visualarts.php
The Mills Gallery is located at 539 Tremont Street, Boston, MA
Hours of operation: Wed & Thurs 12-5 PM, Fri & Sat 12 - 9 PM, Sun 12 - 5 PM
Projects of the National Bitter Melon Council are generously supported by
Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue, the LEF Foundation,
and the Berwick Research Institute.
GOYA HONORING DAY +2
@ the Mills Gallery Plaza, Boston Center for the Arts
Join the National Bitter Melon Council for this outdoor fair celebrating bitterness in its many forms:
Saturday, May 10, 1-5 pm (rain date: May 11)
Boston Center for the Arts Plaza
539 Tremont Street, Boston
617-426-5000
nbmc topsfield fair
Free and open to the public!
Goya Day, originating in Okinawa, Japan, is a special day to recognize Bitter Melon as a popular ingredient that some even suspect is the secret to the Okinawan longevity! The NBMC will host their second celebration of Goya Honoring Day ("Goya" means Bitter Melon in the Okinawan language) with a Saturday afternoon outdoor fair that includes a wide array of activities to learn about and revel in bitterness of all kinds. The opportunities for bitter flavor and sweet exchange abound.
GOYA HONORING DAY +2 is the National Bitter Melon Council's public event for the current exhibition Artadia Boston 2007 at the Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts.
FEATURING...
* "I AM NOT BITTER, BUT MY MELON IS..." Balloons!
* Bitter Melon Mascot
* Culture Activity Booth for Kids and Families
* Bitter Characature Drawing
* "I am not bitter" Say it like you mean it!
* Bitter-releasing Chair Massage
And much, much, more!
The exhibition was curated by Laura Donaldson. Visit the gallery to participate in the NBMC's other projects including BITTER BARTER and the NATIONAL BITTER MELON COUNCIL HOME OFFICE.
For more information: www.bittermelon.org, contact Andi Sutton at info@bittermelon.org
or visit:
http://www.bcaonline.org/visual_arts/visualarts.php
The Mills Gallery is located at 539 Tremont Street, Boston, MA
Hours of operation: Wed & Thurs 12-5 PM, Fri & Sat 12 - 9 PM, Sun 12 - 5 PM
Projects of the National Bitter Melon Council are generously supported by
Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue, the LEF Foundation,
and the Berwick Research Institute.
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