Raindrop Turkish House and Study Turkish Student Association at Texas A&M University held their first annual Kermis to celebrate the rich heritage of Turkey on Saturday, May 2nd, 2009 between 10:00 AM and 7:30 PM at Raindrop Turkish House (4031 E. 29th Street, Suite 114, Bryan, TX, 77802). Raindrop Turkish House and Study Turkish Student Association promised an authentic Turkish day that is sure to please the eyes, ears and tongues of participants young and old.

Raindrop Turkish House organized Movie Night for the Turkish Fans and Turkish people on April 18th, at 8 pm. As a movie, they watched "Organize Isler" which is a comic movie as known Magic Carpet Ride in the USA.

The topic of the movie is that "who is going to save us? Some say stealing, some pilfering, some snatching, whatever the heck it is, it is ORGANIZED JOBS, the story of the snatched and who snatch. In one of the world wonders, Istanbul, where who saves who, and who gets snatched by whom, is uncertain, jobs are all organized and organized always works."

Raindrop Turkish House organized Movie Night for the Turkish Fans and Turkish people on April 4th, at 8 pm. As a movie, they watched "Babam ve Oglum " which was awarded by five different movie festiavel.

The topic of the movie is that Sadik is one of the rebellious youth who has been politically active as a university student and became a left-wing journalist in the 70's, despite his father's expectations of him becoming an agricultural engineer...

On March 7th, Raindrop Turkish House of Bryan-College Station hosted ladies for the monthly coffee night. Students from Public School read Turkish poems and that was very touching especially for the Turkish Ladies.  The winner of the Cooking Contest 2009 across the branches of Raindrop Turkish House in dessert category was announced and she was given the first place plaquette and a handcrafted, embroidered copper vase.  Ladies played fun games together. They had wonderful conversations and delicious Turkish food. Raindrop Turkish House Ladies are grateful to all who were present.(March 07  2008, College Station, TX)

Raindrop Turkish House and StudyTurkish Student Association (SSA) organized a great picnic in Bee Creek Park. Around 20 Turkish Fans and their guests attended. (March 28, 2009, B/CS, Texas)

Ladies gathered for another wonderful coffee night on April 4th.  The topic of the month was "Turkish Culture".  The brief information about the History of Turkey, Turkish Culture, Turistic place and more... was given to the visitors. Further, the visitors were informed about the travel to Turkey organized by Raindrop Turkevi.

 Ladies gathered for another wonderful coffee night on February 7th.  The topic of the month was "Ashura- Noah's Pudding".  One of Turkey's famous deserts, Ashura, is a symbol of multi-culturalism. It is a tradition in Turkey to prepare Ashura at home (in remembrance of Noah and his people) and share it with the neighbors.  Sharing ashura is a symbolic representation of the unity and essential relationship of humans to one another and to their Creator.