Heiwa Taiko Performance

Don’t miss this ensemble drum performance by Heiwa Taiko as they fill the museum’s first floor with the spiritually resonant rhythms of taiko, a two-thousand-year-old art form known as ‘the heartbeat of Japan.’

Schedule

Performance: Heiwa Taiko, South Court
2 PM

Mahjong at the Museum, North Court
10:30 AM–4 PM | Take a lesson and play all day!

Art Activities 
10–4 PM | Drop-in Art Activities (Shriram Learning Center) 
11:30 AM | Studio Ghibli Doodling Class (North Court)
1:30 PM | Monthly Makers: Brush Painting and Calligraphy — Ages 12+ (Koret Education Center) 
2:30 PM | Crafternoon: Open Studio Collaging (Koret Education Center) 

Tours
11 AM | Family Storytelling, ages 3–6
1 PM | Family Storytelling, all ages

See all upcoming Sundays at the Asian Art Museum events. 

• About Heiwa Taiko

  Heiwa (“hay-wah”) Taiko is a group of dynamic and energetic grandmothers with an average age of 70 who love to spread the art and beauty of Taiko. Using 19-inch drums which they make themselves, Heiwa Taiko’s performances create a dynamic sound that encompasses the mind, body, and spirit. They are based at Southern Alameda County Buddhist Church in Union City, CA.