Posts Tagged ‘Free Admission’
May 13th, 2011 | Author: admin
How Do Authors Celebrate Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month in San Francisco?
Saturday, May 21, 2011, 11:00am – 6:00pm Asian Heritage Street Celebration (AHSC), organized by the AsianWeek Foundation
Two years ago author Margie Yee Webb helped me reconnect with the Asian-American community by inviting me to exhibit my book Love Made of Heart at the Asian Heritage Street Celebration (AHSC). Thank you, Margie!
This year 2011 Margie Yee Webb (author of Cat Mulan’s Mindful Musings), Lloyd Lofthouse (author of My Splendid Concubine), Patricia Tsang, M.D. (author of Optimal Healing: A Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine) and yours truly Teresa LeYung Ryan (author of Love Made of Heart and Build Your Writer’s Platform & Fanbase In 22 Days) will share a booth. Please stop by the California Writers Club booth and say hello if you’re going to the Asian Heritage Street Celebration on Larkin Street (between Grove St. and Ellis St.), San Francisco–close to BART Civic Center station.
Free Admission to Asian Art Museum Courtesy of Target – Throughout the day during the Asian Heritage Street Celebration May 21, 2011, Admission to the special exhibit “Bali: Art, Ritual, Performance” is $5.
How does protagonist Ruby Lin want to help her mother?
Teresa LeYung Ryan uses her novel Love Made of Heart (Kensington Publishing Corp NY 2002, 2003) to inspire adult-children of mentally-ill parents to speak openly about the stigmas and to gain resources for their families.
Posted in , About Teresa Jade LeYung aka Teresa LeYung Ryan, Being an ESL Student / Speaker, Being an Immigrant - The Immigrant Experience, Mental Health, Women's Health, writing-career coach / manuscript consultant / writing coach / editor/ book doctor / author / writer's life / publisher | 
Tags: 2011, AHSC, Asian Art Museum, Asian Heritage Street Celebration, AsianWeek Foundation, Bali: Art, between Grove St. and Ellis St., Build Your Writer’s Platform & Fanbase In 22 Days, california writers club, Cat Mulan’s Mindful Musings, close to BART Civic Center station, Courtesy of Target, Free Admission, gain resources for their families, How Do Authors Celebrate Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month in San Francisco?, How does protagonist Ruby Lin want to help her mother?, inspire adult-children of mentally-ill parents to speak openly about the stigmas, Kensington Publishing Corp, Larkin Street, Lloyd Lofthouse, Love Made of Heart, Margie Yee Webb, My Splendid Concubine, Optimal Healing: A Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine, Patricia Tsang, Performance, Ritual, San Francisco, Saturday May 21, Teresa LeYung Ryan | 
1 Comment »