Pablo Creek Library
celebrated the Chinese New Year with the help of UNF’s Confucius Institute, the
Jacksonville Chinese Association, and Whole Foods on Turn it Up Thursday in
January. The library was transformed into a street fair carnival with several
different stations offering a different aspect of Chinese culture. Over 450
customers enjoyed a Chinese Tea Tasting, learned Chinese Calligraphy,
Papercutting and more. During the event, drums and music announced the
appearance of the traditional “Dragon Dance” with 10 customers and staff
leading a giant and elaborate dragon around the inside perimeter of the
library. Demonstrations of Tai Chi, Martial Arts, and traditional Chinese dance
took place in staggered events in front of the Ask Here desk. Customers were
drawn to the delicious Asian food prepared and served by Whole Foods in the
library lobby. Children and adults tried their hand at Lego Mindstorm challenge
which was facilitated by E-Specialist Luis Terron. PCR Manager Jackie Spiritas said the
event was fantastic and an inspiring way to learn about Chinese culture.Friday, January 20, 2017
Chinese New Year At Pablo Creek
Pablo Creek Library
celebrated the Chinese New Year with the help of UNF’s Confucius Institute, the
Jacksonville Chinese Association, and Whole Foods on Turn it Up Thursday in
January. The library was transformed into a street fair carnival with several
different stations offering a different aspect of Chinese culture. Over 450
customers enjoyed a Chinese Tea Tasting, learned Chinese Calligraphy,
Papercutting and more. During the event, drums and music announced the
appearance of the traditional “Dragon Dance” with 10 customers and staff
leading a giant and elaborate dragon around the inside perimeter of the
library. Demonstrations of Tai Chi, Martial Arts, and traditional Chinese dance
took place in staggered events in front of the Ask Here desk. Customers were
drawn to the delicious Asian food prepared and served by Whole Foods in the
library lobby. Children and adults tried their hand at Lego Mindstorm challenge
which was facilitated by E-Specialist Luis Terron. PCR Manager Jackie Spiritas said the
event was fantastic and an inspiring way to learn about Chinese culture.
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