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Vera Katz at Lan Su’s 10th Anniversary Groundbreaking Celebration� News & Updates for Members - Winter 2018 Lan Su remembers former Mayor Vera Katz Cultural Performances in May ������������������������ page 3 Lan Su honors the visionary leader Mayor Vera Katz who Reciprocal Admission to Other Attractions � page 4 helped lead the fundraising, construction and opening of Current & Upcoming Art Exhibitions ������������ page 7 Lan Su in the fall of 2000 ��� Learn more on page 2� Chinese New Year Pullout Special Section ������ center pages Remembering Mayor Vera Katz A visionary leader for both Portland and Lan Su Board of Directors officers Terry Smith, President Raymond W� Cheng, Vice President Jill Chen, Treasurer Betty Jean Lee, Secretary Directors Kathy MacNaughton, Portland Classical Chinese Garden Board Chair Bob Naito, Portland Mayor Vera Katz, Suzhou Mayor Immediate Past President Chen Deming at the garden’s Grand Opening� Scott Gray Connie Hiram Vera Katz — the a visionary Mayor and finally as Portland’s Mayor, she oversaw Rosaline Hui Ted Johnson who helped lead the city of Portland for a number of initiatives that led to Portland Stephen Ledoux three terms and was instrumental in the being recognized as one of the country’s Greg Martin Travis Rigby fundraising, construction and opening of most livable cities� John Spencer Stewart Lan Su in the fall of 2000 — passed away Wendy Tanada As a friend, supporter, and advocate of the Helen Ying on December 11, 2017, at the age of 84 due to Trang Lam, ex-officio complications from leukemia and kidney garden, she will be very missed� failure� Lan Su staff In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations in Vera Katz’s honor be Leadership It can easily be said that without her directed to Lan Su, or your favorite local arts Lisa James, CFRE leadership and fundraising prowess, Lan Su Vanessa Abahashemi would not exist as it does today� organization or public school foundation� Edward Hemmings Katie Hill Gifts made in memory of Vera Katz Van Machado As her son Jesse stated in an interview with Rebecca Mackey the New York Times, she had “genes that Peggy Bird • Jane Cease • Lynn & Bob Connor Scott Steele Kathie Titzler were programmed, long ago and far away, • Elisa Dozono • Jane Gordon • Karin Hansen Glin Varco for political action�” & Tom Potter • Megan Hornby • Kimberly Gary Wilson Howard • Gloria Lee • Jennifer Nhan staff From a political career that began with To make your own donation in memory Mandi Atkinson licking stamps for Robert F� Kennedy’s Clayton Beach campaign, to Speaker of the Oregon State of Mayor Katz, visit Zoë Clark www.lansugarden.org/vera Simone Gee Legislature — the first woman to do so — Harris Goodman Calvin Hamann Trevor Howell Osmanthus Update Brandon Lenzi An update on the replacement of the osmanthus tree in the Courtyard of Tranquility Carla Lilyquist Maggie Lim As you may remember, the beautiful osmanthus tree located in Marina Ma Kevin O’Neil the Courtyard of Tranquility, was replaced in mid-November� Stacey O’Rourke-Powell Lan Su horticulture staff were able to successfully move an Anne Perrigo Lisa Santo existing osmanthus from another location in Lan Su to the Ryan Strekel same spot where it is currently thriving� Venus Sun Anna Truxes As jewelry, tea cups, bowls, vases or other home items Craig Walker fashioned from the wood of the osmanthus become available, we will we share how you can take a piece of this century-old history home with you� 2 Lan Su Chinese Garden Lan Su in Bloom Cultural performances March Special Performances for Asian Heritage Month in May This March, celebrate the flowers and fragrances of Lan Su Chinese Opera performance by the Chinese Garden with Lan Su in Bloom� Sichuan Vocational College of Art Sunday, May 6 ­­— 7:30–8:30 p.m. Lan Su in Bloom is an in-depth look at plants with Lan Su’s horticulture staff and garden experts� Take in the sights and Be enthralled by a traditional Chinese Opera performance in scents of special floral arranging demonstrations, guided the garden by the Sichuan Vocation College of Art� Produced garden plant tours and talks with plant and garden experts� in partnership with the Confucius Institute at Portland State In addition, visitors will be able to tour Lan Su on their own University and Wisdom Arts Academy� with seasonal plant guides� A Celebration of Asia Flower Design Saturday, May 19 — 7:30–8:30 p.m. Demonstrations See an exciting series of cultural performances including a See local floral designers create traditional Korean Fan Dance, Japanese Taiko drumming, amazing displays every Saturday and a Chinese dragon procession! Performers include the at 2 p�m� Participating designers are Lee’s Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team, Portland offering Lan Su members 10% off in Taiko, and Oregon Korean Performing Arts� March� Portland Gay Men’s Chorus Plant Walks Sunday, May 27 — 7:30–8:30 p.m. Tour Lan Su’s plant collection with horticulture staff every Join members of the acclaimed Portland Gay Men’s Chorus for a Tuesday at 2 p�m� performance of selections from their recent trip to Beijing, China� Camellia Display March 17 & 18 Purchase individual tickets to each show or purchase a series ticket to all shows and receive a discount! View a variety of cut camellias on display from the Oregon Individual tickets: $30 members, $35 general, $15 student Camellia Society� Series Tickets: $80 members, $95 general, $40 student For more information or to purchase tickets beginning March 15, For a new series of Bloom visit www.lansugarden.org/performances Guides and a full list of activities during Lan Su in Bloom visit www.lansugarden.org/lansuinbloom Did you know shopping at fred Meyer can support Lan Su? By shopping at Fred Meyer and using your Rewards Card, you can designate where they give in the community� Simply visit www.fredmeyer.com/communityrewards and select Lan Su Chinese Garden (or nonprofit number 93226)� You’ll still earn your own Rewards Points, Fuel Points and Rebates, just as you do today� Lan Su Chinese Garden 3 Scholar’s Arts Month Qingming Festival April 1-30 April 5-8 In April, celebrate the four classical Chinese arts of calligraphy, The Chinese Qingming Festival is a time to commemorate and painting, poetry and music� Learn about traditional Chinese honor family heritage� Respecting parents and ancestors is scholar’s arts with weekly demonstrations, poetry readings very important in Chinese culture� Families traditionally clean and live music throughout the month� grave sites, leave offerings of flowers, and burn incense as a way to ensure the blessings of prosperity from their ancestors� Peach Blossom Poetry Series Inspired by the culture of literature in Chinese gardens, poets This holiday combines the meaning of Qing (clear or pure)— share their work with visitors every Saturday at 3 p�m� and Ming (bright)� The pronunciation of Qing also sounds like the character for green, which is why the festival celebrates the April 7 — Margaret Chula return of spring� April 14 — Charles Goodrich Take part in the custom of honoring family by writing a fond April 21 — Rick Jolly memory or wish for your ancestors and tying it to the branch of a April 28 — Tricia Knoll special memory tree at Lan Su as an expression of remembrance� Learn more at www.lansugarden.org/scholararts Learn more at www.lansugarden.org/qingming Reciprocal Admission to other Attractions Lan Su members enjoy free admission for up to four people during the months listed below: February: Oregon Historical Society March: Deepwood Museum & Gardens April: Lan Su Chinese Garden May : Architectural Heritage Center June: Columbia River Maritime Museum J uly : World Forestry Center New attraction for 2018: the Oregon Coast Aquarium in November August: Clark County Historical Museum Museums and attractions in the Portland metro area and September: Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks & Minerals beyond have teamed up to offer a reciprocal admission October: Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum program in 2018� November: Oregon Coast Aquarium The attractions group is excited to announce the addition of Lan Su and the Portland Japanese Garden offer an exclusive reciprocal four new attractions to the reciprocal membership program� admission in November� The Architectural Heritage Center, Clark County Historical December: Washington County Museum Museum, Columbia River Maritime Museum, and Oregon *Members must present a valid membership card from one of the Coast Aquarium join the other partners� participating organizations to receive free admission� Entrance is valid for up to four individuals, regardless of membership level� 4 Lan Su Chinese Garden ChineseMonday, February New 12 (Pre-Chinese Year new Year Event) Event Schedule 1 p.m. - Chinese New Year Feng Shui Series: Feng Shui Forecast & Remedies for the Year of the Earth Dog with 10,000 Blessings Feng Shui Tuesday, February 20 & 27 12-2 p.m. - Wishing Tree Activity Chinese New Year Opening Day - Friday, February 16 12-3 p.m. - Chinese Folk Art Demonstration 10-11 a.m. - Rolling in the Wealth - Roll oranges & gold coins through the 12-3 p.m. - Chinese Calligraphy Demonstration front door for good luck! Available to the first 50 visitors. 12-3 p.m. - Couplet Poetry Activity 10 a.m.-12 p.m. - Wishing Tree Activity 2 p.m. - Classical Chinese Poetry with Rick Jolly 12-3 p.m.- Chinese Folk Art Demonstration 12-1 p.m.- Learn How to Perform a Traditional Lion Dance with the Wednesday, February 21 & 28 International Lion Dance Team 1-3 p.m. - Meet the Dogs: The Pug with Prima Pugs 12-2 p.m. - Wishing Tree Activity 1-3 p.m. - Meet the Dogs: The Chow Chow with Rosan Chows 12-3 p.m.
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