Performers: International Entertainment

To say they&#39re the world’s foremost practitioners of Celtic and Medieval progressive rock could be meaningless, given the scanty membership of the genre until you factor in just how good they are. Hearing them perform, one is hard-put to say … Continue reading →

The Baguette Quartette is a San Francisco Bay Area group that plays music that was heard in Paris between 1920 and 1940 on street corners, in cafes, and in popular dance halls. Led by accordionist Odile Lavault, its repertoire consists … Continue reading →

The year of the dragon comes around only once every twelve years but you and your guests can experience the good fortune and prosperity of this majestic creature at your next event! The dragon is the perfect entertainment for a … Continue reading →

Chinese greeters will welcome guests in traditional Chinois dresses and lend an elegant and authentic Asian feel to your event. Each female greeter will hold a basket filled with fortune cookies that they will pass to each guest. These greeters … Continue reading →

On-lookers will rave about this ancient culinary art form from the Chiang Dong Province, which transforms dough into hundreds of strands of perfectly shaped noodles. The chef can create round noodles, flat noodles, and pot stickers. Your guests will have … Continue reading →

Plate Spinning is a traditional acrobatic act dating back to the Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD). Performers traditionally manipulated one plate with a long stick, with no changes in the routine for centuries. In the 1950s, actors from the acrobatic troupe (under … Continue reading →

Reading a fortune from tea leaves has likely been around as long as tea itself; over five thousand years. The Chinese would read the formation of tea leaves in their cups for symbols, omens or unusual patterns. Concentration is important … Continue reading →

For 30 years, San Jose Taiko Drummers (SJT) have mesmerized audiences with the powerful, spellbinding and propulsive sounds of the their taiko drums. Inspired by traditional Japanese drumming, our performers express the beauty and harmony of the human spirit through … Continue reading →

Experience the authentic tradition of Chinese Lion Dancing for your next event! Lion dancers are perfectly suited for any celebration such as a new business opening, product launch, or company celebration. In Hong Kong, new businesses are often christened with … Continue reading →

The Red Panda Acrobats were formed in Shanghai, China in 1990. They are professionally trained and perform year round dazzling audiences of all ages. The Red Pandas travel regularly throughout the United States, Asia, and Europe sharing their talents. From … Continue reading →

Shirley Kazuyo Muramoto, a native of Oakland, California, continues a long tradition of Japanese koto music in America. This tradition began when her mother was encouraged to learn the koto as a young girl in the American relocation camps of … Continue reading →

Enjoy the tradition of ancient Chinese Calligraphy at your next event. Derived from ancient Chinese manuscripts, your guests can learn this revered art form while having their name printed on hand made paper or silk fans. Your guests will have … Continue reading →

Like the music of ancient Greece, Chinese music is believed to have cosmological and ethical connotations. The success of a dynasty was attributed to its inability to find the proper “huang chung”, or tone of absolute pitch. Celebrate your success … Continue reading →