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 Turkish Student Association (TSA), in collaboration with Raindrop Turkish House, organized the first annual Turkish Food and Crafts Festival in the free speech area between the SUB and the Library, on April 20. The festival which many different types of rich Turkish cuisine and crafts sold were very much appreciated by approximately 2000 visitors, including students, faculty and staff members from Tech and also people from the Lubbock community.
In the festival, there was a small sample from the authentic Turkish cuisine, such as cyro kabap(doner), Turkish pastries, stuffed vine leaves(sarma), Turkish ravioli(manti), cakes, desserts(baklawa) and more of those. In addition to the food, there was an art section which the amazing traditional Turkish art (water marbling) was demonstrated. Many of the attendees liked this wonderful painting on the water. In the gift shop section, they saw and bought different types of souveniers for themselves and their friends. More importantly, in the Ottoman tent, they enjoyed travelling in the history with Turkish ancestors. One of the volunteers represented a King, and his wife represented his wife (first lady), and they have more information about the Ottoman Empire, their lifestyles, and geographical locations.
(April 20,2012 Lubbock,TX)
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A TASTE OF TURKISH CULTURE
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and Raindrop Turkish House organized an event 'A taste of Turkish Culture' on April 5th, 2012. Students and Faculty members from Health Science had a chance to experience Turkish Culture in their environment. There were several stands such as Turkish Cuisine, Turkish tea and coffee, Turkish Music and Dance, Art, historical places and cities, Turkish Language, Scholars and Important figures in history.In Art stand, they had a chance to watch live demonstration from Ebru (Turkish Water Marbling) and several examples from different kinds of Turkish and Ottoman Art.
(April 20,2012 Lubbock,TX)
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COME AND ENJOY TURKISH CUISINE, ART AND CRAFT
All profit of the Festival goes to Dallas Tornado Victims.
Raindrop Turkish House invites you to the "Spring Festival" in LUBBOCK on Friday, April 20, 2012 from 11 AM to 5 PM.
Admission Fee: Free
PROGRAM
11:00 AM to 5:00 pm
VENUE
BETWEEN STUDENT UNION BUILDING AND LIBRARY ON TTU CAMPUS
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Unique Gift Items, Turkish Handcrafts and Delicious Authentic Cultural Foods, , doner (gyro), Anatolian salad, dolma, sarma, baklava, Desserts and many foods.Water Marbling(Ebru Art)
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 Water Marbling at Texas Tech University
Raindrop Turkish House in collaboration with Turkish Student Association at TTU demonstrated fine Art "Ebru- Water Marbling" at Texas Tech University on February 26, 2012. Ebru(Water Marbling) classes continuous at Lubbock Raindrop Turkish House on every Thursday. This Thurday, participants learned how to make "Tulip" on water. There will be total 6 classes. You can register the class by sending your interest to join our Water Marbling classes at
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(February 26,2012 Lubbock,TX)
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Raindrop Turkish House Hosted Homeland Security and their emergency operational Manager on 16 February 2012. Rosalyn Martinez, Head of the Department of Homeland Security office in Lubbock, described what that office does to respond to disasters. She described how, since September 11, 2001, different emergency response agencies have had to learn how to communicate with one another. She also described different kinds of training that are available, including free online training, in how to respond to different kinds of disasters.
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