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SUMMARY:Smile for Nippon: Support the Noto Peninsula Earthquake Project
DESCRIPTION:Senbazuru Dallas is a free\, community-centered multimedia-music festival presented by Nova Pangea that uses collective art making and immersive performance to promote peace\, healing\, and cross-cultural understanding in Dallas. Inspired by the Japanese tradition of  Senbazuru—the folding of 1\,000 origami cranes as a symbol of hope and healing—and the legacy of  Sadako Sasaki\, whose wish for world peace has become an international symbol of resilience and nonviolence\, the project responds to the negative growing effects of resentment and social division within our communities. Part 1. Community Crane-Making Workshop [August\, 15 • 1-3 pm at Forest Green Branch Library] Nova Pangea will invite community members of all ages and backgrounds to collaboratively fold  1\,000 origami cranes. This free\, hands-on workshop emphasizes accessibility\, dialogue\, and collective creation. Each participant contributes to a shared artwork that represents a collective wish for peace\, healing\, and unity. No prior artistic experience is required. Between events\, Nova Pangea will prepare the cranes—reinforcing\, and stringing them—to transform community participation into a cohesive multimedia experience. Event Details:Date: August 15\, 2026Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Venue Location: Forest Green Branch Library | 9619 Greenville Ave\, Dallas TX 75243 (Map↗︎)Organizer: Nova PangeaPhone: 214.457.5480Email: uriel@novapangeamusic.comWebsite: NovaPangeaMusic.com The project unfolds in two interconnected public events: Part 2 event Information is below 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Information about Part 2 Event
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/smile-for-nippon-support-the-noto-peninsula-earthquake-project/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community,Partner Event
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SUMMARY:Award Winning Documentary “MARCH” Movie Screening
DESCRIPTION:Senbazuru Dallas is a free\, community-centered multimedia-music festival presented by Nova Pangea that uses collective art making and immersive performance to promote peace\, healing\, and cross-cultural understanding in Dallas. Inspired by the Japanese tradition of  Senbazuru—the folding of 1\,000 origami cranes as a symbol of hope and healing—and the legacy of  Sadako Sasaki\, whose wish for world peace has become an international symbol of resilience and nonviolence\, the project responds to the negative growing effects of resentment and social division within our communities. Part 1. Community Crane-Making Workshop [August\, 15 • 1-3 pm at Forest Green Branch Library] Nova Pangea will invite community members of all ages and backgrounds to collaboratively fold  1\,000 origami cranes. This free\, hands-on workshop emphasizes accessibility\, dialogue\, and collective creation. Each participant contributes to a shared artwork that represents a collective wish for peace\, healing\, and unity. No prior artistic experience is required. Between events\, Nova Pangea will prepare the cranes—reinforcing\, and stringing them—to transform community participation into a cohesive multimedia experience. Event Details:Date: August 15\, 2026Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Venue Location: Forest Green Branch Library | 9619 Greenville Ave\, Dallas TX 75243 (Map↗︎)Organizer: Nova PangeaPhone: 214.457.5480Email: uriel@novapangeamusic.comWebsite: NovaPangeaMusic.com The project unfolds in two interconnected public events: Part 2 event Information is below 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Information about Part 2 Event
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/award-winning-documentary-march-movie-screening/
LOCATION:Think Tank Conference Room\, 500 North Central Expressway\, Plano\, TX\, 75074\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community
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SUMMARY:Senbazuru Dallas ~Part1: Community Origami Crane Making Workshop~
DESCRIPTION:Senbazuru Dallas is a free\, community-centered multimedia-music festival presented by Nova Pangea that uses collective art making and immersive performance to promote peace\, healing\, and cross-cultural understanding in Dallas. Inspired by the Japanese tradition of  Senbazuru—the folding of 1\,000 origami cranes as a symbol of hope and healing—and the legacy of  Sadako Sasaki\, whose wish for world peace has become an international symbol of resilience and nonviolence\, the project responds to the negative growing effects of resentment and social division within our communities. Part 1. Community Crane-Making Workshop [August\, 15 • 1-3 pm at Forest Green Branch Library] Nova Pangea will invite community members of all ages and backgrounds to collaboratively fold  1\,000 origami cranes. This free\, hands-on workshop emphasizes accessibility\, dialogue\, and collective creation. Each participant contributes to a shared artwork that represents a collective wish for peace\, healing\, and unity. No prior artistic experience is required. Between events\, Nova Pangea will prepare the cranes—reinforcing\, and stringing them—to transform community participation into a cohesive multimedia experience. Event Details:Date: August 15\, 2026Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Venue Location: Forest Green Branch Library | 9619 Greenville Ave\, Dallas TX 75243 (Map↗︎)Organizer: Nova PangeaPhone: 214.457.5480Email: uriel@novapangeamusic.comWebsite: NovaPangeaMusic.com The project unfolds in two interconnected public events: Part 2 event Information is below 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Information about Part 2 Event
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/senbazuru-dallas-part1-community-origami-crane-making-workshop/
LOCATION:Forest Green Branch Library\, 9619 Greenville Ave\, Dallas\, TX\, 75243
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community,Partner Event
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SUMMARY:Senbazuru Dallas ~Part 2: Immersive Multimedia Exhibition & Concert~
DESCRIPTION:Senbazuru Dallas is a free\, community-centered multimedia-music festival presented by Nova Pangea that uses collective art making and immersive performance to promote peace\, healing\, and cross-cultural understanding in Dallas. Inspired by the Japanese tradition of  Senbazuru—the folding of 1\,000 origami cranes as a symbol of hope and healing—and the legacy of  Sadako Sasaki\, whose wish for world peace has become an international symbol of resilience and nonviolence\, the project responds to the negative growing effects of resentment and social division within our communities. Part 1. Community Crane-Making Workshop [August\, 15 • 1-3 pm at Forest Green Branch Library] Nova Pangea will invite community members of all ages and backgrounds to collaboratively fold  1\,000 origami cranes. This free\, hands-on workshop emphasizes accessibility\, dialogue\, and collective creation. Each participant contributes to a shared artwork that represents a collective wish for peace\, healing\, and unity. No prior artistic experience is required. Between events\, Nova Pangea will prepare the cranes—reinforcing\, and stringing them—to transform community participation into a cohesive multimedia experience. Event Details:Date: August 15\, 2026Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Venue Location: Forest Green Branch Library | 9619 Greenville Ave\, Dallas TX 75243 (Map↗︎)Organizer: Nova PangeaPhone: 214.457.5480Email: uriel@novapangeamusic.comWebsite: NovaPangeaMusic.com The project unfolds in two interconnected public events: Part 2 event Information is below 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Information about Part 2 Event
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/senbazuru-dallas-part-2-immersive-multimedia-exhibition-concert/
LOCATION:Forest Green Branch Library\, 9619 Greenville Ave\, Dallas\, TX\, 75243
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community,Partner Event
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SUMMARY:Otsukimi Japanese Moon Viewing Festival
DESCRIPTION:Senbazuru Dallas is a free\, community-centered multimedia-music festival presented by Nova Pangea that uses collective art making and immersive performance to promote peace\, healing\, and cross-cultural understanding in Dallas. Inspired by the Japanese tradition of  Senbazuru—the folding of 1\,000 origami cranes as a symbol of hope and healing—and the legacy of  Sadako Sasaki\, whose wish for world peace has become an international symbol of resilience and nonviolence\, the project responds to the negative growing effects of resentment and social division within our communities. Part 1. Community Crane-Making Workshop [August\, 15 • 1-3 pm at Forest Green Branch Library] Nova Pangea will invite community members of all ages and backgrounds to collaboratively fold  1\,000 origami cranes. This free\, hands-on workshop emphasizes accessibility\, dialogue\, and collective creation. Each participant contributes to a shared artwork that represents a collective wish for peace\, healing\, and unity. No prior artistic experience is required. Between events\, Nova Pangea will prepare the cranes—reinforcing\, and stringing them—to transform community participation into a cohesive multimedia experience. Event Details:Date: August 15\, 2026Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Venue Location: Forest Green Branch Library | 9619 Greenville Ave\, Dallas TX 75243 (Map↗︎)Organizer: Nova PangeaPhone: 214.457.5480Email: uriel@novapangeamusic.comWebsite: NovaPangeaMusic.com The project unfolds in two interconnected public events: Part 2 event Information is below 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Information about Part 2 Event
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/otsukimi-japanese-moon-viewing-festival/
LOCATION:Haggard Park\, 901 E 15th St\, Plano\, TX\, 75074\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community
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