9TH ANNUAL TURKISH FESTIVAL
Tue, 06/08/2010 - 07:37 — Fuat Ornarli
FLORIDA TURKISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Presents…
9TH ANNUAL TURKISH FESTIVAL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2010
Florida Turkish American Association
Proudly Presents…
Two-Days of Fun-Filled Activities to bring Turkish Culture to South East Florida
When:
Saturday, November 20, 2010
10 am to 9 pm
Where:
Hollywood Beach Broadwalk & Beach Theatre
100 Johnson Street
Hollywood, Florida
Tel: (954) 588-7957
• ATA Turkish Folk Dance Group
• Tamzara Music Group
• Authentic Turkish Cuisine & “Gozleme”
• The Art of Ebru (Paper Marbling) and Calligraphy
• Turkish Coffee & Fortune Telling
• FREE Kids Activities
• Belly Dancing
• Buy a Raffle and win a round-trip airline ticket to Turkey
TURKISH ART & CUISINE WORKSHOP
Sunday, November 21, 2010
1 pm to 4 pm
Where:
Florida Turkish Center
3020 NE 32 Street, Suite 123
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
Tel: (954) 766-4810
8th Turkish Festival sucessully completed
Fri, 11/27/2009 - 08:02 — Fuat Ornarli
8th TURKISH FESTIVAL
Mon, 11/16/2009 - 08:50 — FTAA
Festival Opening Ceremony, anthems of US and Turkey by FTAA choir
8th Annual Florida Turkish Festival was performed with warm, joyful spirit here in Hollywood Beach of Florida.on November 15th, 2009
Florida Turkish American Association(FTAA) was one of the oldest Turkish association, serving Turkish descent Americans, throughout South East Florida.
Two lucky friends won the drawing of round trip air ticket to Turkey.
Click HERE for photos of the festival
Click here for Video clip from Sun-Sentinel
Thank you all who attended and participated in the Festival.
Click HERE for the message of FTAA president
FTAA Festival Committee
8th ANNUAL TURKISH FESTIVAL
8th Annual Turkish Festival To Take Place On November 15, 2009 At Hollywood Beach
11am-6pm
The Florida Turkish American Association (FTAA) is pleased to present a day of Turkish music, dance, art and culture at the 8th Annual Turkish Festival on Sunday, November 15th from 10:00AM to 6:00PM at the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk. The Festival is free of charge and open to the general public. The festival's highlights will include a variety of authentic Turkish cultural activities, including the Kardelen Dance Ensemble performing Turkey's famous traditional and distinctive dances. Turkish recording artists,
Erdal Celik will be flown in from Turkey especially for the festival, and
live belly dancers will grace the Broadwalk.
The festival also will offer delicious Turkish fare available for purchase, such as doner kebap (rotating roast), grilled kofte (ground meat with spices), borek (cheese and spinach filled pastry), baklava and Turkish coffee, to name a few of the delicacies. There will even be traditional fortune tellers reading fortunes from coffee grinds in the special coffee tent. Other free activities include a children's area with face painting, balloon sculpting and arts and crafts, making this a family affair. The sights, sounds, activities and gourmet delicacies will leave festival goers feeling as if they've been transported to Istanbul or Ankara. Attending the festival is the next best thing to actually traveling to Turkey and experiencing it firsthand. To that end, representatives from the Turkish Tourism and Culture Office will be on hand with information on how festival goers can experience Turkey in person.
