#4 Los Angeles Chapter (USA) Cultural Field Trip to the Shoya House
In lieu of an ikebana workshop program, we went on an educational cultural field trip to tour the newly erected Shoya House at The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens. The 350-year-old farmhouse was acquired from Japan, disassembled, and re-erected at The Huntington as a cultural exhibit-experience. The tour was led by the Gardens Cultural Curator and Program Director who shared many details about the House. It was a wonderful opportunity to experience how people of that stature-position lived long ago.
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Tacoma-Olympia #147 USA
January 28, 2026 Workshop Chapter Meeting Ikenobo, Sogetsu, Enshu President, Vicky Czaplewski called the meeting to order and was pleased to see everyone. Our first chapter meeting in 2026 got off to a good start with members making arrangements under the title “What Inspires Me”. Members...
Moscow Chapter #256 Russia
From October 3 to 5, 2025 Demonstration Exhibition Open to the Public Sogetsu, Ikenobo, Ohara, Ichiyo, Saga Goryu From October 3 to 5, 2025, the autumn exhibition "International Ikebana Festival" was held, organized by I.I. Moscow Chapter #256. 55 participants presented 60 works from five schools of...
New York Chapter #7 USA
Oct 5th, 2025 Exhibition 2025–2026 Exhibition & Lunch Celebration Ikebana International New York Chapter #7 hosted a Japanese Flower Exhibition together with an Exhibit Lunch Celebration, offering members, guests, and the public an opportunity to experience and share the beauty of Japanese culture through floral art. A total...
Johor Bahru Chapter #235 Malaysia
30th September 2025 Workshop DESCRIPTION OF ABOVE EVENT: The Japanese art of gift wrapping with fabric, known as "Furoshiki," is a traditional practice that transforms the act of giving into an artistic expression. This technique uses a square piece of cloth to wrap gifts, emphasizing aesthetics and...