$39 for Opening Ceremonies of the 14th World Congress on Qigong and TCM 2012 at Ryerson Theatre ($80 Value)
Similar deals
Opening ceremonies for conference on traditional Chinese medicine & martial arts feature dance, music & qigong demonstrations.
Conferences bring together likeminded individuals, much like fundraising dinners and annual clone reunions. Come together for a common cause with this deal to the opening ceremonies for the 14th World Congress on Qigong and TCM 2012 at Ryerson Theatre. For $39, you get one ticket for orchestra-level seating on Friday, May 25, at 10:20 a.m. (an $80 value).
Dedicated to spreading awareness and encouraging research of traditional Chinese medicine, the 14th World Congress on Qigong and TCM 2012 brings together experts on traditional Chinese treatments and martial arts. The opening ceremonies kick off with a performance of classic tunes played by the Toronto Chinese Orchestra. Also gracing the stage, a traditional lion dance by Sunny Tang Martial Arts shows off skillful footwork beneath bright leonine costumes and infuriates felines who weren’t allowed to show off their human dance. Opening addresses from such eminent qigong and Chinese medicine experts as Grandmaster Dr. Effie Chow and Master Justin Ngui prime guests for the upcoming conference before Sunny Tang Martial Arts’ students return to the stage to show off acrobatics, tai chi, and martial-arts forms. Finally, the Yun Dance Studio performs a traditional Chinese dance, and the Shaolin Temple Quanfa Institute demonstrates its chi-channelling abilities with flowing exercises and prodigious displays of centred strength.
Opening ceremonies for conference on traditional Chinese medicine & martial arts feature dance, music & qigong demonstrations.
Conferences bring together likeminded individuals, much like fundraising dinners and annual clone reunions. Come together for a common cause with this deal to the opening ceremonies for the 14th World Congress on Qigong and TCM 2012 at Ryerson Theatre. For $39, you get one ticket for orchestra-level seating on Friday, May 25, at 10:20 a.m. (an $80 value).
Dedicated to spreading awareness and encouraging research of traditional Chinese medicine, the 14th World Congress on Qigong and TCM 2012 brings together experts on traditional Chinese treatments and martial arts. The opening ceremonies kick off with a performance of classic tunes played by the Toronto Chinese Orchestra. Also gracing the stage, a traditional lion dance by Sunny Tang Martial Arts shows off skillful footwork beneath bright leonine costumes and infuriates felines who weren’t allowed to show off their human dance. Opening addresses from such eminent qigong and Chinese medicine experts as Grandmaster Dr. Effie Chow and Master Justin Ngui prime guests for the upcoming conference before Sunny Tang Martial Arts’ students return to the stage to show off acrobatics, tai chi, and martial-arts forms. Finally, the Yun Dance Studio performs a traditional Chinese dance, and the Shaolin Temple Quanfa Institute demonstrates its chi-channelling abilities with flowing exercises and prodigious displays of centred strength.