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Meditative Healing (Music) Workshop sponsored by Asian Arts New York

October 13, 2026Schenectady Today0 Comments

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Asian Arts New York

Meditative Mental Health Workshops – Demonstrating Music Workshop wit5h Wei Qin, President

Slow down, reconnect, and explore the calming power of traditional Asian arts with Asian Arts New York’s “Meditative Mental Health with Eastern Arts” workshop series. This multidisciplinary community arts program invites participants to experience mindfulness through Penjing/Bonsai, Tea ceremony, healing music, ink arts, Korean dance, and Tai Chi. Through guided artistic practice, movement, sound, and cultural traditions, participants are encouraged to find moments of focus, reflection, and calm. Free and open to the public; registration is required through AAN Y

Website to register: Click here   https://asianartsny.org/programs

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