Closing event

To close its 28th edition, Festival Accès Asie settles in for the afternoon at Jardins Gamelin. From 2 to 5 pm, the Japanese drums of Arashi Daiko, the Filipino dancers and music of Pamana, and the mixes of Chittakone Baccam will immerse you in different regions of Asia. Don’t miss this unique event!

edition 2023
Closing event
May 28 — 2:00pm
Gratuit - Jardins Gamelin
Biographies

Arashi Daiko

Arashi Daiko (www.arashidaiko.org), which means “Storm Drums,” was created in 1983 by Terry and May Yasunaka. Over the years, the group has evolved to include the different cultures of its members. They have maintained the original mission of its founding members: to be a dynamic group that shares this exciting form of Japanese expression with as many people as possible.

©Danielle Sylvain Photography

PAMANA ng LuzViMinda

PAMANA ng LuzViMinda, a Philippine folkloric dance company, was founded in 2005 to represent and preserve the Philippine’s intangible cultural heritage. Based in the multicultural metropolis of Montreal, PAMANA has become an important ambassador of Philippine cultural folk dance. Most importantly, throughout the years, PAMANA has distinguished itself with its strong commitment to youth mentorship and leadership training.

Crédit_-Juanito-Lapid-Photography

Chittakone Baccam

Chittakone, who is of Laotian origin, pays tribute to his Asian roots with his project Hazy Montagne Mystique. He works closely with Guillaume Vallée, Pulsatilla, and Kim-Sanh Châu. He has performed his work in Canada, the United States, Japan, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Italy, and Austria. Chittakone Baccam is the artistic director of the experimental label Jeunesse Cosmique.

©Dequoy

With

Arashi Daiko – Japanese Drums Group

PAMANA ng LuzViMinda – a Philippine folkloric dance company

Chittakone Baccam – DJ Artist

edition 2023
Closing event
May 28 — 2:00pm
Gratuit - Jardins Gamelin
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