Baton Rouge Center for World Affairs, Inc. presents THE 14TH ANNUAL Baton Rouge Center for World Affairs, Inc. Budweiser, Mockler Beverage Company and the International Heritage Celebration thank you for driving responsibly. We all make a difference. The World Community WORLD VILLAGE COUNTRY TEAM LEADERS AFGHANISTAN Lisa Knowles ANGOLA Paula Carreiro Herberto Lafayette BANGLADESH Najib Mahmud Masadul Haque BHUTAN Lisa Knowles BOSNIA Lisa Knowles BULGARIA Krassimira Antonova Mario Lozanov CHINA Li Li COLOMBIA Luz Barona Oscar Bolanos COSTA RICA Lidia Byrd Xinia Solano CUBA Alexis S. Henry DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Ikanga Tchomba ECUADOR Rocio Coto Gladys Garcia EL SALVADOR Lisa Knowles ERITREA Lisa Knowles FRANCE Monique Franks Babeth Schlegel GERMANY Carolyn Stein Michael Nitsch GHANA Joseph Meyinsse GREECE Mike Rood Jimmy Burland HONDURAS Ana Boone Esperanza Simien INDIA Meena Admera Anita Jhunjhunwala IRAQ Lisa Knowles IRELAND Jim McHugh Laura McDavitt ISRAEL Marina Ruben Ruth Katzen ITALY Sandra Noto Ashley Conyers JAMAICA Lisa Knowles JAPAN Rumiko & Larry Bourg Paige Bachtell LEBANON Philippe Jean Jihad George Jiha LIBERIA Nathaniel Denu Mamusu Thornes MEXICO Mary Carus, Cordoba MYANMAR (BURMA) Lisa Knowles NEPAL Kopila Thapa NIGERIA Funmilayo Adedeji James Olalekam NORWAY Jim Johnson PAKISTAN Shahid Khan PANAMA Bredio Gonzalez Anaxis Duhon PERU Patricia Medizabal Charcap Monica Case PHILIPPINES Val Suico Amy Belcher PUERTO RICO Dimonique Jenkins SCOTLAND Tom Mungall Stan Masinter SOMALIA Lisa Knowles SRI LANKA Suba Herath Damith Gunasingha SUDAN Lisa Knowles SWAZILAND John Staples THAILAND Bill Cochran Rin Hogan TOGO Lisa Knowles TURKEY Tevfik Akbulut Emrah Ceyhan VENEZUELA Gioconda Inman Gabriel Murillo VIETNAM Phuong Anh Truong Phuong Quyen Truong The 14th Annual International Heritage Celebration is presented by the Baton Rouge Center for World Affairs, Inc. www.brcwa.com Graphic Design: Jane Thomas / thomasgraphics E-mail: [email protected]Site/Vendor Coordinator Annette Villavaso Photography Susan Hymel Jane Thomas Videography Dawn Suiter Melinda Shelton Promotions Jane Thomas Thomasgraphics Special thanks to Sunday, October 23, 2011 • Noon to 8 PM In and around the Baton Rouge River Center FREE to the Public • Held Rain or Shine Volunteer Coordination Martin Braun Melinda Solmon John Staples Ashley Tick Volunteer Groups Baton Rouge Magnet High School International Culture Club Capital City Rotary Club BRCC Faculty and International Students Association Delta Sigma Theta Sorority LSU International Studies Society SU Faculty and Students Xavier University Faculty and Students FESTIVAL PLANNING TEAM: Monika Olivier Danielle Canedo Jeanne Clement Ollie Christian Adam Orlando Melinda Solmon Melinda Shelton John Staples Jane Thomas Henry Turner Annette Villavaso Jennifer Whitesell The International Heritage Celebration would not be possible without the dedication of the many supporters and volunteers in the Greater Baton Rouge community and members of the City’s international community Thanks to Our Sponsors and our media supporters NBC Ch. 33/WVLA CBS Ch. 9/WAFB WRKF 89.3 SPECIAL THANKS City of Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Convention & Visitors Bureau Mockler Beverage Company East Baton Rouge Public Schools Southern Scrap Recycling BREC BATON ROUGE CENTER FOR WORLD AFFAIRS INCORPORATED International Heritage Celebration BOARD OF DIRECTORS Melvin L. “Kip” Holden Mayor-President, City of Baton Rouge, Parish of East Baton Rouge William Arceneaux, Director Foundation for Excellence in LPB Paul Arrigo, CDME, President and CEO BR Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Martin Braun International Culture Association Baton Rouge Magnet High School Jim Baronet Station Manager WVLA-Channel 33 TV/FOX 44 Henry Battle General Manager - Air Liquide Dr. Steven B. Heymsfield Executive Director - Pennington Biomedical Research Center Donald A. Hoffman Attorney - Hoffman Seydel LLC Rin Hogan Thai-American Association John Hu Chinese Culture Club Gioconda Inman Venezuelan Association Adam Knapp President and CEO - Baton Rouge Area Chamber of Commerce Hafid Laroussi Director of Development Baton Rouge International School Philippe Parola President - Chef Philippe Enterprise Michael D. Robinson Senior Director of Development LSU Foundation Pat Robinson Assistant Governor, District 6200 Baton Rouge Capital City Rotary The Advocate Newspaper Around Town TV Show Country Roads Magazine International Heritage Celebration Team Leaders Karen K. St. Cyr. Director of Public Affairs Port of Greater Baton Rouge John W. Tigue, Ph.D. Dean of Liberal Arts Baton Rouge Community College Lakshman Velupilli, Ph.D. Associate Vice Chancellor Louisiana State University Councilwoman Tara Wicker Baton Rouge Metro Council Ashagre Yigletu, Ph.D. Associate Dean & MBA Director Southern University Joyce M. Jackson, Ph.D. The Links, Inc., Baton Rouge Chapter Shahid Khan Director - Islamic Center ADVISORY DIRECTORS Larry Collins Director International Services Louisiana Economic Development Roy Johnson Retired-Director of Market Development Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry Tom Ed McHugh Executive Director Louisiana Municipal Association OFFICERS Monika Olivier, President and CEO Baton Rouge Center for World Affairs, Inc. Felipe E. Martinez, Chairman Project Manager Louisiana Economic Development Warner Anderson, Ph.D., Vice Chairman Southern University Jeanne Clement, Secretary-Treasurer .com This program is made possible in part by a Multicultural Organization Grant from the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, funded by the East Baton Rouge Parish Mayor-President and Metro Council. FREE
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Baton Rouge Center for World Affairs, Inc. presents
T H E 14TH ANNUAL
Baton Rouge Center for World Affairs, Inc.
Budweiser, Mockler Beverage Company and the International Heritage Celebration thank you for driving responsibly.
We all make a difference.
The World Community
WORLD VILLAGE COUNTRY TEAM LEADERSAFGHANISTANLisa Knowles
The International Heritage Celebration would not be possible without the
dedication of the many supporters and volunteers in the Greater Baton Rouge community and members of the City’s
international community
Thanks to Our Sponsors
and our media supporters
NBC Ch. 33/WVLACBS Ch. 9/WAFB
WRKF 89.3
SPECIAL THANKS
City of Baton RougeBaton Rouge Convention & Visitors Bureau
Mockler Beverage CompanyEast Baton Rouge Public Schools
Southern Scrap RecyclingBREC
BATON ROUGECENTER FOR
WORLD AFFAIRSI N C O R P O R A T E D
International Heritage Celebration
BOARD OF DIRECTORSMelvin L. “Kip” HoldenMayor-President, City of Baton Rouge,Parish of East Baton RougeWilliam Arceneaux,DirectorFoundation for Excellence in LPBPaul Arrigo, CDME,President and CEOBR Area Convention & Visitors BureauMartin BraunInternational Culture AssociationBaton Rouge Magnet High SchoolJim BaronetStation ManagerWVLA-Channel 33 TV/FOX 44Henry Battle General Manager - Air LiquideDr. Steven B. Heymsfield Executive Director - Pennington Biomedical Research CenterDonald A. HoffmanAttorney - Hoffman Seydel LLCRin HoganThai-American AssociationJohn HuChinese Culture ClubGioconda InmanVenezuelan AssociationAdam KnappPresident and CEO - Baton Rouge Area Chamber of CommerceHafid Laroussi Director of DevelopmentBaton Rouge International SchoolPhilippe ParolaPresident - Chef Philippe EnterpriseMichael D. RobinsonSenior Director of DevelopmentLSU FoundationPat RobinsonAssistant Governor, District 6200Baton Rouge Capital City Rotary
The Advocate NewspaperAround Town TV Show
Country Roads Magazine
International Heritage Celebration Team Leaders
Karen K. St. Cyr.Director of Public AffairsPort of Greater Baton Rouge John W. Tigue, Ph.D.Dean of Liberal ArtsBaton Rouge Community CollegeLakshman Velupilli, Ph.D.Associate Vice ChancellorLouisiana State UniversityCouncilwoman Tara WickerBaton Rouge Metro CouncilAshagre Yigletu, Ph.D.Associate Dean & MBA DirectorSouthern UniversityJoyce M. Jackson, Ph.D.The Links, Inc., Baton Rouge ChapterShahid Khan Director - Islamic Center
ADVISORY DIRECTORSLarry CollinsDirector International ServicesLouisiana Economic DevelopmentRoy JohnsonRetired-Director of Market DevelopmentLouisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry Tom Ed McHughExecutive DirectorLouisiana Municipal Association
OFFICERSMonika Olivier, President and CEOBaton Rouge Center for World Affairs, Inc.Felipe E. Martinez, ChairmanProject ManagerLouisiana Economic Development Warner Anderson, Ph.D., Vice ChairmanSouthern UniversityJeanne Clement, Secretary-Treasurer
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This program is made possible in part by a Multicultural Organization Grant from the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, funded by the East Baton Rouge Parish Mayor-President and Metro Council.
FREE
Schedule of Events
Event Map
LOUISIANA PAVILIONNative American Exhibit:
Traditional dwellings, traps and garden tools displayed by Native American
Historian Tom “Strong Buffalo” Varnado.
Louisiana Folk Life: Demonstrations of old Louisiana crafts.
(#8 on map)
INTERNATIONAL BAZAAR
Browse through the stalls at the open air market and buy unique gifts from around
the world and Louisiana.(#6 on map)
FOOD COURTTry great authentic food prepared
fresh from Louisiana, Greece, Mexico, Turkey, Caribbean.
(#2 on map)
PARADE OF NATIONS - 3:00 PMLed by Mayor-President Melvin “Kip” Holden, country
representatives present their flags and native clothes, joined by students and teachers from area schools. Bagpipers lead the
way and everyone is invited to follow them.
WORLD VILLAGE
Pick up your FREE passport at the door to the River Center (#12 on the map) and travel the globe. Earn unique passport stamps at each country exhibit.
Parade starts here at
3:00
12:00 – 12:40
VIETNAM – Two traditional Vietnamese dances, “Co Tam Ngay Nay” performed by Tina Tran, Lila Ton, Thu-ong Dinh, Thuy Dinh, Shelia Ton, Krissy Danh, Jill Tru-ong, Katie Pham and “Muc Anh Trang Vang” performed by Khanh-Hai Ton, Trang Dinh, Truc-Anh Phan, Shelia Ton, Tuy-An Tran, Krissy Danh, Anh Tran, Jack Truong, Jimmy Do, Derek Huynh, Kiet Le, Thien Ton.BALET FOLKLORICO – Spanish folklore dancing from all of the Latin American countries performed by Balet Folklorico Internacional.12:40-1:15
JAPAN – Three traditional Japanese folk dances from the Obon Festival: “Hanagasa Ondo,” “Samuri Dance” and “Tanko Bushi,” performed by Rumiko Bourg, Nancy Bourg, Teruko VonBargen, Paige Bachtell, Akemi Haigood, Mariko.PERU – A typical dance of Arequipa, “Carnaval Arequi-peño,” is a jovial, happy and fun dance performed by Dancers of the Peruvian Association in Louisiana.1:15-1:45
NORWAY – Demonstration of the art of yo-yoing performed by yo-yo lifetime achievement recipient Jim E. Johnson.VIETNAM – “Vietnamese Lion Dance” performed by Anh Tran, Quang Nquyen, Luong Nguyen, Da Le, Dereck Huynh, Jack Truong and Tony Nguyen.
1:45-2:15
LIBERIA – Liberian youth dance demonstrating gyra-tion and sync movement performed by Janice Gray, Erica Gray, Giett Hush, Wede Roberts and others.COLOMBIA – Two dances: “Cumbia,” a traditional Colombian dance and “Zumba” performed by Janette Thompson and group followed by Luz Estella Polanco performing “La Gata Golosa” on the bandola. 2:15-3:00
PHILIPPINES – Two dances: “Jota Quirino,” a famous folk dance performed by Melody Gonzaga, Eva Adolfo, Elise Esteba, Cathy Balingit, Raquel Revaula, Ine Bayan, Tito Villosillo, Cynthia de Torres, Mai & Darren Coronado, Nathaniel Revaula, Dodong de la Cruz and JT Acosta and “Tinikling,” a Philippine bamboo dance which mimics the heron bird performed by Jaslyn Evans, Andrea Idong, Georgina Gallido, Kathlyn Eusey, Robert Corsino II and Robert Candido CorsinoCHINA – Demonstration of “Taichi Kungfu,” a slow, rhythmic, graceful branch of Chinese martial arts, performed by Chester Burnett, Ching-Nien Tsai, Mei-Jin Tsai, Christine Lien, Li-Ta Lien, Lih Lain Lin, J. G. Jacobs, Rachel Driesbach Wissner, Shu Hsun Wu, Tse Chong Wu, Suhui Shui, Max Pan, Dana Chen, Jennifer Gavrelis, Cara Zhuang, Eric Zhou, Nancy Liu, Esther Luo, Susan Liu, Vasilios Manthos and Richard Mertens.SCOTLAND - Great Highland bagpipes and drums by Caledonian Society of BR with Scottish dancers.3:00 PARADE OF NATIONS
4:00-4:35
ZUMBA – Demo of the fitness craze sweeping the na-tion. A combo of samba, salsa, belly dancing, reggaton, cumbia, hindi and more performed by Ebony Benton.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO – Dancing to modern music, this African Congolese dance will be performed by Princess Ikanga and group.4:35-4:55
SCOTLAND – Scottish Broadsword Demonstration, regimental sword style of the 18th and 19th centuries, performed by Jaime Mungall, Jonathan Alford and Stan Masinter.5:00-5:25
NIGERIA - Traditional dances performed by children of the United Nigerian Organization.CHINA – Two dances: “Ode to Our Motherland,” a traditional fan dance and “Maying Flowers,” a dance for productivity and happiness in the Yi culture, performed by Guiyuan Wang, Jiajian Li, Yang Mu, Yangbing Tong, Li Guo, Xiaochang Yang, Fonghong Fan, Yunpeng Chen, Xue Li, Yunyun Yang and Tianyue Xue. 5:25-5:55
INDIA – Two classical dances called Bharatnatyam, “Ganesha Kauthuvam” performed by Anjna Selvam, Sneha Atluri, Suhita Rachamallu, Abhirami Jeyas-eelam and “Natesa Kauthuvam” performed by Navya Murugesan, Shreya Kannan, Reshma Soundarrajan and Arti Nandakumar are both from the oldest dance forms of India.CHINA – Demonstration of WuShu, Chinese martial arts from traditional hand-to-hand combat used by Chinese warriors of the past, performed by Phoenix Hwaung, Julia Power, Isabel Lien, Irene Lien, Kelli Hu, Jason Padilla, Brian J. Stansberry, Kaleb Sydnor, James Power, Alex Wei, Cara Zhuang, Jordan Hu, Samuel Le, Kevin Folivi, Chester Burnett, Rachel Dreisbach Wissne, Andy Liu, Troy Burton, Benjamin Gresick, Cindy Zhuang, Catherine Zhou and Dana Chen.
3:00 - 4:00 Mayor-President Melvin “Kip” HoldenPARADE OF NATIONS – everybody welcome!Geography Competition Winners and Katrina Rescuers From Germany are presented
4:00 - 4:30 CAJUN – Choupique Band
4:40 - 5:00 MEXICO – Mariachi Jalisco
EVENING PERFORMANCES5:15 - 5:35 JAZZ – Another Star5:50 - 6:20 ROCK – Stepchild6:35 - 7:35 BLUES JAM TRIBUTE
TO PHIL BRADY (with Mr. Brady present) featuring Jonathan “Boogie” Long, Raful Neal, King Solomon, Smoke House Porter, Miss Mamie, Electric Larry.
INTERNATIONAL MUSIC STAGEEmcee: Scott Rogers, Around Town TV Show
ON RIVER ROAD
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PASSPORTTO THEWORLD
Pick up your free passport and
travel the globe!
Welcome to our sister
city, Córdoba, México!
Welcome to THW
Members from Germany
Grades K-12: Sign up for the 3nd Annual
Geography Competition! Free On-Site Registration: 11:30 am to noon - Limited number of slots available.
Registration & Check-In Table: Check in from 11:30 am to noon in lobby of River Center Exhibition Hall. Obtain passport and instructions. (#11 on map)
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DrinksBooth
1 International Music Stage 2 Food Court 3 Volunteer Check-in 4 Information 5 Free Passports 6 International Bazaar 7 Louisiana Stage 8 Louisiana Craft Demonstrations 9 Native American Exhibit10 International Games11 Geography Competition Sign-In12 World Village - Country Exhibits13 International Dance Stage14 Children of the World Activities