Weekend School End-of-Year Program |
|  | The First End-of-Year program of Divan Weekend School (DWS) was held on May 24th at our Cultural Center. DWS aims to expose our students to Turkish culture thousand of miles away from our home. After 8 successful months of education, our 16 students deserve a special program to celebrate the end of the school. |
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The 4th NC Turkish Festival attracted thousands |
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| | It was a sunny April day, where so many people were gathering together at NC State Fairgrounds to enjoy North Carolina Turkish Festival, a celebration of Turkish Cuisine and Culture. Festival guests had a chance to taste a wide variety of Turkish dishes from world famous Doner kebab to a rich menu of traditional Turkish desserts, the oldest form of coffee drinking to Turkish style tea brewed in a unique way. Watching Turkish Crepe, Gozleme, prepared in location and smelling the touch of the dough to the thin plate was a visual treat on top of the great taste. |
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Weekend School registration is still open. If you would like to register your child, you need to fill a form which will be available on the first day of the school, Sunday, October 4th. Please note that Divan Weekend School is between 10am and 2pm every Sunday. 
Learn and enjoy the art Ebru with Ayse Calis, Turkish Ebru Master. Ebru (Marbling) is the art of creating colorful patterns by sprinkling color pigments on a pan of thick, gummy water and then transferring this pattern to paper. Watch Ayse Calis performing Ebru at the NC Turkish Festival, 2009. Click for more information 