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Legacies of War
TeAda Production's Refugee Nation Preview Performance
(June 22 - 24 - Abingdon Theater, NYC)
www.teada.org
Legacies of War Exhibit:
Lowell Southeast Asian Water Festival (Lowell, MA)
Aug 18, 2007
www.lowellwaterfestival.org
Legacies of War Exhibit (Full):
Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center
Cambridge, MA
Sept 18 - Oct 30, 2007
www.cmacusa.org
Legacies of War Exhibit:
Cambridge Exhibition Reception
Sept 27, 2007
www.cmacusa.org
Legacies of War Exhibit:
The Brush Art Gallery & Studios
Lowell, MA
Early Nov 2007 - early Jan 2008
www.thebrush.org
Legacies of War Exhibit (Full):
Patrick J. Mogan Cultural Center
Lowell, MA
Spring 2008
www.nps.gov
The Museum of Flight
Aerospace History Program: Dr. Richard Hallion
Saturday, 6/9, 2 - 3pm
William M. Allen
Location: Theater
American Helicopter Heroes Air Show
Saturday, 6/16
U.S. Coastguard Helicopters Panel Presentation
Saturday, 6/16, 2 - 3:30pm
William M. Allen
Location: Theater
Father’s Day at The Museum of Flight, Presented by Bartell Drugs
Sunday, 6/17, 10am - 5pm
Wings of Freedom WWII Bomber Tour
Friday, 6/22 - Monday, 6/25
Flying the Flak-Filled Skies of Europe: World War II Bomber Panel
Saturday, 6/23, 2 - 3pm
Location: Skyline Room
Explorer Series: Harrison Schmitt
Saturday, 7/14, 2 - 3:30pm
William M. Allen
Location: Theater
Wing Luke Asian Museum
How the Soy Sauce Was Bottled: Uncommon Stories of Common Objects
On view through November 30, 2007
MAIN GALLERY
How the Soy Was Bottled Exhibit Walkthrough with Tracey Fugami
[FREE WITH MUSEUM ADMISSION]
Sunday, August 5, 1:30pm
Artist Lecture & Discussion [FREE]
Sunday, September 23, 2pm-4pm
At Theatre Off Jackson
Family Day at the Wing with Nancy Calos-Nakano
Saturday, June 16
Family Day at the Wing with Stewart Wong
Saturday, July 21
Family Day at the Wing with James Lawrence Ardeña and Brandy Lien Worrall
Saturday, August 18
In the 1960s and 70s, millions of Southeast Asians were affected by civil and international wars that plagued the region. At the same time, hundreds of thousands of American servicemen and women were killed, wounded and traumatized during this period of conflict. Many of these personal stories from the “secret wars” remain untold. It is our purpose in this project to uncover the stories of those affected by the events that ravaged Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam. We believe that to better understand what impact war has on individuals and our own community, we must explore the personal stories of those who have lived it.
