PROGRAMME


SUMMER 2005


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Our venue is now the UNITED ARTS CLUB

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Our Programme is on FOURTH WEDNESDAYS

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Evening events normally start at 8 pm on the FOURTH WEDNESDAY of each month,
and are held in the

UNITED ARTS CLUB
3 Upper FitzWilliam Street
Dublin 2.
(very near Baggot Street)





Wednesday May 26th


Annual General Meeting (7.30 pm)



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This anniversary AGM, the 30th of the ICCS, gives the membership a say in the running of our society, and an opportunity to become involved in its committee through nomination and election. All members are urged to attend.

This year there is a
Special Event directly after the AGM


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LOVE WITHOUT BOUNDARIES



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Julie Flynn Coleman & Val Irwin Murphy will outline all their work carried out in Guangdong and Hunan working with three Orphanages in October ‘04.






Saturday June 11th

The National Botanical Gardens


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Our Society has arranged a visit to The Botanical Gardens.

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Meet at 11.00am at the Botanical Gardens entrance, Glasnevin, for a quick personal tour of the Palm house.

The official tour will start at 12.15 pm. There is a €2.00 charge for the tour. It may be an opportunity to view the current progress of the Chinese Slope as it nears completion. Lunch or a snack can be had after the tour.






Members may be interested in the following. It is taken from the web page of CHIME, who have organised a conference on Chinese music from the 5th to the 9th of October, as a major contribution to the Festival.

China Festival in Amsterdam
October 2005

"From 1 to 18 October 2005, Amsterdam will be virtually 'sinified'. Outdoor events include Chinese markets, fireworks, dragon boat races, religious temple processions and puppet shows (much of this freely accessible). There wil be major conferences on Chinese science and economy, Chinese sports events in the Olympic Stadium, contemporary art exhibitions, meetings with Chinese poets and writers, as well as numerous films, concerts and theatre events. Those interested in contemporary Chinese music may want to attend several concerts by Tan Dun (one of the key figures in the festival), and premiere performances of Chinese symphonic and chamber music by the Nieuw Ensemble, Concertgebouw Orchestra, Kronos Quartet, China National Symphony Orchestra etc. For more information and ticket reservation for the Amsterdam China Festival, please consult www.amsterdamchinafestival.nl "