A-KEEP Family and Friends we are happy to premiere our first virtual live performance! Immerse yourself in a world of magic, dance, and drama from your living room with Alabama-Korea Education & Economic Partnership's virtual live production of A Tale of Two Brothers. This performance is based on a Korean folktale, from the late Joseon Dynasty, this enchanting musical tells the story of two brothers who grew up together but were divided by greed and conflict. In order to save their families and restore order to their village they must confront their disagreements and come together. Watch this classic tale be re-imagined with a fusion of traditional Korean artistry and Southern American flair with featuring costumes, art, and dialogue from both cultures. This unique mixture explores unity between Korea and Alabama through art and performance. A Tale of Two Brothers highlights themes of familial love, forgiveness, and cross-cultural communication distributed through both drama and comedy that is appropriate for all ages. Register today for this free performance! Click this link to get your tickets today.

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You can donate by clicking this link or when registering your ticket on Eventbrite you can donate simultaneously. All proceeds will go back into our non-profit to assist continue our mission to provide multicultural diversity education programs to the students and professionals of both Alabama and Korea. Our secondary mission is to act as a Global Partnership Facilitator by bridging the differences between institutions and corporations of Alabama and Korea for local economic prosperity. A-KEEP enables students, professionals, organizations, and corporations of Alabama and Korea to take full advantage of the opportunities of growing economic ties between the two regions, which are accomplished through A-KEEP’s leadership programs and facilitation efforts.

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The theme of the Make N Take cultural arts event is cultural bridge building. As an organization, A-KEEP’s primary mission is to provide multicultural diversity education programs to the students and professionals of both Alabama and Korea.

Art is universal and relevant regardless of cultural background. It is also a wonderful way to express one’s culture pride and history. It is our hope that through this event we can use art to bridge cultural differences as well as educate members of the community about the cultures represented at this event. Attendees can also express their own culture through the different artistic mediums available at this event.

This event is created in partnership with A-KEEP’s Bridge of Unity in Diversity (BUD) Club. This youth leadership group focuses on educating the community about developmental disabilities. Not only is this event an opportunity to educate attendees about multicultural art, but it is also an opportunity for the BUD Club to educate the community about developmental disabilities.

We want families of and attendees with disabilities to participate in this event and be a part of educating those in attendance about disabilities through visibility. By being there, participating, learning, and being able to take the art they make home we hope all who are in attendance will leave with the ability to educate others about a culture and disabilities.

The Make n Take Arts Event is open only to children and their families, and is free.of charge.

For more information, contact Nethra Param at nethra.param@akeep.org or through (334) 625-8515.