Teaching by Ven. Khenpo Jamyang Chopal
Translator: Loppon Geshe Jamyang Tsultrim
Date: Friday & Saturday, January 18-19
Location: Sakya Monastery Shrine Room
Suggested Donation (per session): $20 Members, $30 Non-Members (For all three sessions: $50 Members, $80 Non-Members)
We are pleased to announce this very auspicious three-part teaching given by Khenpo Jamyang Chopal as we welcome him on his first visit to Seattle.
Tibetan Cooking Class
Date: Saturday, January 12
Time: 1:30-4:30 pm
Location: Sakya Monastery Kitchen & Cultural Hall
Class Size Limit: 15
Registration Required by Friday, January 5, so we can buy ingredients!
If you have ever had a Momo we know you crave them and we have good news for you! Tsering Drolkar and her team of amazing momo makers Migmar Tsamchoe and Ngawang Choezom have agreed to teach us their secrets of making the famous Tibetan Momo, aka “ tiny bundles of pure joy.”
Time: 1:30-4:30 pm
Location: Sakya Monastery Kitchen & Cultural Hall
Class Size Limit: 15
Registration Required by Friday, January 5, so we can buy ingredients!
If you have ever had a Momo we know you crave them and we have good news for you! Tsering Drolkar and her team of amazing momo makers Migmar Tsamchoe and Ngawang Choezom have agreed to teach us their secrets of making the famous Tibetan Momo, aka “ tiny bundles of pure joy.”
Tibetan Circle Dance
Dates: Monday and Tuesday, January 7 & 8
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Location: Sakya Monastery Cultural Hall
Class Limit: 15 due to space restrictions
Suggested Donation: $30 Members, $40 Non-Members, for both sessions.
Please register by Friday, January 5.
Join us for this two day dance workshop and experience the uniqueness of this dance, learn about its place in Tibet’s cultural history, and most of all, have fun with old and new friends.
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Location: Sakya Monastery Cultural Hall
Class Limit: 15 due to space restrictions
Suggested Donation: $30 Members, $40 Non-Members, for both sessions.
Please register by Friday, January 5.
Join us for this two day dance workshop and experience the uniqueness of this dance, learn about its place in Tibet’s cultural history, and most of all, have fun with old and new friends.