World Turkish Coffee Day Celebration & Cultural Holiday Bazaar
The Turkish Coffee Lady Foundation invites you to join us at the fun cultural shows to celebrate a world heritage together!
In honor of World Turkish Coffee Day, the event will feature:
- Kardelen Turkish Dance Ensemble
- Live Art Performance & Art Exhibition by Microangelo Hasan Kale
- Turkish Coffee Tales of Anatolia Documentary
- Turkish Coffee & Dessert Sampling
- Mini Holiday Bazaar & Holiday Raffle with surprise gifts
* This event is open to the public. $20 per person, $10 for students, free for children under 15.
** Proceeds will benefit the "ALIVE" Food program in Alexandria, VA.
Location: | Date and Time: |
George Washington Masonic National Memorial Park Road Alexandria, VA |
Sun, December 4, 2022, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST |
About Turkish Coffee Lady
Based in Washington D.C. Turkish Coffee Lady Foundation, world’s first coffee diplomacy platform, is empowering Turkish coffee culture while fostering cross-cultural relations. The volunteer-led foundation was established on International Women’s Day in March 2020 and is committed to support women entrepreneurship in the U.S. and beyond.
Hasan Kale
A world-renowned micro artist master who can turn tiny objects into miniscule paintings. Known as “Turkey’s Microangelo”, Kale’s exquisitely detailed paintings include pumpkin seeds, coffee beans, rice grains, chickpeas and tiny discarded items such as matchsticks to bottle caps. One of İstanbul’s most famous and talented artists, Hasan Kale will be showcasing some tiny masterpieces and unique designs during this live show at the Masonic National Memorial. In addition to documentary screening and Kale’s breathtaking exhibition, the event will also include a mini-bazaar and a raffle drawing.
Kardelen Turkish Dance Ensemble
It is a group of dancers dedicated to promoting the culture of Turkey through dances from the region. Kardelen Dance Ensemble takes its name from a resilient Anatolian mountain flower that survives under hardship and severe weather circumstances. The group members are committed to helping underprivileged children in developing countries who survive under difficult circumstances, just like the Kardelen flower, and therefore donate a portion of revenues to organizations that are engaged in the education and health of children.