angels and Irvine, California, June 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The Asian Hall of Fame and the Orange County Music and Dance Association will partner to build a state-of-the-art performing arts center in Irvine Park. When the 1,300-acre municipal park opens in 2026, it will be one of the largest parks in the world. Irvine is known as a startup incubator, and its Asian population ranks fifth in the United States.
Experience the full interactive Multichannel press release here: https://www.multivu.com/players/English/92214540-asian-hall-of-fame-partners-orange-county-music-and-dance/
The Asian Hall of Fame is a cultural, educational and research institution that promotes public awareness of Asian and Indigenous heritage in the United States and globally. Standouts and pillars of the community are selected each year from bruce lee arrive Freddie Mercury The Queen’s.
The world-class concert hall will host student performances and community group events in music, dance and drama. It will be the permanent home of the Asia Hall of Fame and its cross-cultural content. Also performing throughout the year are Grammy Award-winning founders of The Doors; chicagoand other goodwill ambassadors.
Asia Hall of Fame’s Center for Professional Planning and Technology will continue to advance its institute, Asian and Indigenous Women’s Impact Fund, and trauma advocacy programs. The philanthropy provides scholarships to the Orange County Conservatory of Music and Dance, providing tuition assistance to 40 percent of students.
“Partnering with Asia Hall of Fame will enhance our ability to enable students from diverse cultural backgrounds, regardless of their financial circumstances, to follow their passions, explore their creativity and realize their dreams,” said Douglas Freemanexecutive chairman and CEO of the Orange County Music and Dance Association.
The Orange County School of Music and Dance is a pre-vocational and community arts school serving nearly 300 students, disadvantaged children, underserved adults and veterans. OCMD is a Steinway Select School, Lang Lang International Music Foundation Partner, and was awarded the 2024 Outstanding Arts Organization Award by the Orange County School of the Arts.
Maki Hsieh, president and CEO of the Asia Hall of Fame and a Grammy voting member, said: “The Asia Hall of Fame is committed to enhancing the destination experience in Irvine Great Park, advancing music and dance in Orange County, and ensuring equitable access for future generations. Opportunities for excellence.
The 15,000-square-foot, 800-seat venue costs approx. $15 millionof which the Asia Hall of Fame will provide $8 million. Upon opening, the Asia Hall of Fame Performing Arts Center will be the first Asian and Indigenous performing arts center in Asia. USA.
[email protected] | (626)600-9418
asianhalloffame.org | ocmusicdance.org
View the original text: https://www.prnewswire.com/apac/news-releases/asian-hall-of-fame-partners-with-orange-county-music–dance-to-build-performing-arts-center- 302165164 .html
SOURCE: Asia Hall of Fame
