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Pandaversary Party at Smithsonian's National Zoo


*The event has already taken place on this date: Sun, 04/17/2022
The Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute and Chinese partners have been saving giant pandas for 50 years and it’s time to celebrate! Partygoers can enjoy special treats from the Chinese Embassy, lion dance performances, live music, panda-themed food specials, and the world premiere of Smithsonian Channel's "The Miracle Panda."

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April 16 Events

8 a.m.

  • Giant Pandas Receive Treats | Asia Trail (giant panda yards)

10 a.m.

  • Musical Performance by Huai-En Tsai Duo | Outside the Elephant Community Center
  • Smithsonian Channel World Premiere: "The Miracle Panda" | Visitor Center Auditorium (limited seating)

11 a.m.

  • Gin Dancers Performance 

Noon

  • Lion Dancers Performance

1 p.m.

  • Giant Pandas Receive Treats | Asia Trail (giant panda yards)
  • Musical Performance by Huai-En Tsai Duo | Outside the Elephant Community Center
  • Smithsonian Channel World Premiere: "The Miracle Cub Panda" | Visitor Center Auditorium (limited seating)

1:45 p.m.

  • Gin Dancers Performance

 

April 17 Events

1 p.m.

  • Smithsonian Channel World Premiere: "The Miracle Panda" | Visitor Center Auditorium (limited seating)

2 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.

  • Live Music by Dong Xi | Outside the Elephant Community Center

    Dong Xi is a world music duo focusing on presenting a new experience in collaboration with individual unique tastes in a "controlled improvisation" setting. Its name derives from the identities and backgrounds of its composing musicians. Also, it represents an element of surprise from the Chinese idiom "feint to the east but attacked in the west." This is one of their signatures in their music and represents their unique and interesting ways of creating musical dialogue for their music. They use the subtleties of the Chinese dulcimer to blend seamlessly with the world music percussion to create an elaborate and amazing duo improvisation.

 

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Location:

3001 Connecticut Ave., NW
Washington, DC, 20008
United States

Phone:

202-633-4888
Contact name: 
Pamela Baker-Masson- Associate Director of Communications and Exhibits
Email address: 
The event has already taken place on this date: 
04/17/2022
Time: 
See schedule for details