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Saturday, September 21, 2013
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Mirabeau Point Park (13500 E. Mirabeau Parkway)
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2013 Schedule is not yet set!
Check back in July for the full list of 2013 performers.
Here were the great performers from 2012.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
10:00 a.m. – Opening Ceremony
10:15 a.m. – Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom and throughout the day.
Building community and creating awareness with
a fine-tuned kumi-daiko ensemble that brings the
rhythms and flavor of Japan with traditional music.
Audiences will be soothed at times, and electrified
by the primal beat and pulse of the instruments.
Members of Spokane Taiko experience a journey
in building relationships, physical stamina, focus,
and cooperation. 
Illustrating various scientific principles such
as air pressure, various forms of combustion,
and chemical reactions with exciting results.
Volunteers are called upon, hypotheses will
be solicited, and the scientific method will be
rigorously put through its paces. Audiences will
be surprised and shocked, as each experiment
will be fully expounded upon. Spark your curiosity,
ignite your imagination, and join us as Mobius
throws down the science.
It is a martial art originating from Korea,
meaning ‘kick, punch, the way of life’. The study
of taekwondo will develop a harmonious spirit
that affects all aspects of your life. At our school,
children and adults train their minds, bodies and
spirits. Students learn to show respect and honor,
to be humble, honest and develop a strong self confidence.
www.jungkimstaekwondo.com 
We welcome Mukogawa Fort Wright students to Spokane Valley. They will
dance BON ODORI. A festive folk dance held in
the evenings during the Bon season, the middle
of August. The stage is set in shrine or temple
precincts and yukata (casual Kimono)-clad
men and women dance in a circle .The original
purpose was to welcome and console departed
souls. 
Northwest Hula, Spokane’s only professional
Hula dance entertainment company, features
authentic and traditional Hawaiian Hula, the fasthip-
shaking Tahitian Dance and the New Zealand
Maori Poi Ball Dance. Most of us are from the
Islands and we represent all ages of dancers
from beginners to the more advance.4:00 p.m. – Stevens County Stompers
The Stevens County Stompers is a clogging
group in Colville, Washington. Carring on this age
old folk dance that dates back to 1700’s. Groups
range from 3 to 70 years of age and older. In
the program there are many levels of clogging
from beginning/intermediate (recreational) to
advanced (competitive).
5:00 p.m. – Musha Marimba
A student group from The Enrichment
Cooperative, Bryant School, Spokane Public
Schools. This group is made up of 15 students
ranging in age from 12-16 years under the
direction of Heather Ward. Playing lively, handclapping,
toe-tapping African marimba music
originating from Zimbabwe that will be sure to get
you up out of your seat.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Mirabeau Point Park (13500 E. Mirabeau Parkway)
11 a.m. – Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom and throughout the day.
Prepare to be entertained, amazed and delighted
as you experience the energy, texture, and
pageantry of West African and Caribbean
inspired music and dance. Ashe` (pronounced
Ah-shay) members are veteran performers of
this genre, and believe that music and dance are
the ultimate bridges for rich cultural exchange;
universal languages that foster understanding
and promote peace. 