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Raindrop Turkish House Grand Opening & Turkish Festival was
rescheduled due the weather condition even though Raindrop Turkish
House hosted Art and Fair Craft at March 28.
Raindrop Turkish House of Oklahoma City joined International Student
Awareness Day. The Special Joint Committee on International Development
in conjunction with the Governor's International Team invited Raindrop
Turkish House to participate in International Student Awareness Day as
an exhibitor. The volunteers of Oklahoma City Raindrop Turkish House
exhibited some posters from several parts of Turkey and they shared
brochures about the beautiful parts of their country. There was a video
show and there were flyers of some of the activities such as
The Kite Festival (Sunday, April 19, 1 pm to 6 pm) will
explore how being ‘green' and utilizing natural resources can be a fun,
creative, and fulfilling experience. What better way to celebrate our
environment than by coloring the sky with kites fashioned from
renewable resources and powered by the wind?
Raindrop Turkish House joined the World's Fair at Carl Albert high
School. Raindrop Turkish House of Oklahoma City sponsored the students,
who want to exhibit Turkey at 2009 World's Fair project.
Raindrop Turkish House Women Association celebrated the Spring with a
beautiful party at the Turkish Coffee Night. Spring celebration
traditions several parts of the world were discussed at the night.
Mamta Yadav, who has presented shows on British TV channels, talked
about Spring celebrations in India. She also showed the guests how to
wear a Sari, traditional Indian women outfit. Kaori Hawa talked about
Spring celebrations in Japan with a very informative presentation.
Mehri Ogneva presented 1000 year-old Spring celebration tradition,
called Nawruz,
in Central Asia.
Come and celebrate Turkic day with us.
Raindrop Forum welcomed Jeff Moseley at a luncheon program. Moseley is the President and CEO of Greater Houston Partnership, which serves as the primary business advocate for world trade, economic development and public policy for the Houston region.
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Raindrop Turkish House is an educational, charitable, social and cultural organization and now it operates in six states: Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The mission of Raindrop is to introduce Turkish culture into American society and cultivate friendship and promote the understanding of diverse cultures through its unique services to the community, through dialog and corporation.
Raindrop organizes annual Turkic Cultures and Children’s Festival, annual Turkish Language Olympiad and Intercultural Trips to Turkey. Raindrop contributes in colorful life of society by organizing, sponsoring, and hosting cultural and social events. Raindrop also offers educational services such as Turkish and English classes, Turkish Cuisine Cooking classes, music classes, seminars and international conferences. Raindrop also helps the needy through its charity organization Helping Hands. Raindrop organizes Breakfast & Morning conversations, which is a series of public conversations that draw together diverse minds to discuss critical issues and engage in cooperative social action.
Raindrop Turkish House branches:
Houston,
Dallas,
Austin,
San Antonio,
College Station,
Lubbock,
El Paso,
Little Rock,
Jackson,
Kansas City,
Oklahoma City,
Tulsa,
New Orleans, Baton Rouge.