Students from the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy in Chandler give a demonstration during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Students from the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy in Chandler give a demonstration during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Students from the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy in Chandler give a demonstration during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Students from the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy in Chandler give a demonstration during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
KAANA President Sohyung EJ Lim is invited to try breaking a board during the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy demonstration at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
KAANA President Sohyung EJ Lim celebrates breaking a board during the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy demonstration at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
KAANA President Sohyung EJ Lim celebrates breaking a board during the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy demonstration at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Marcus Thompson, of Cottonwood, is invited to break a board during the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy demonstration at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Karry Yang, 6, is invited to try breaking a board during the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy demonstration at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Waylon Iacoma, 11, is invited to try breaking a board during the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy demonstration at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Students from the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy in Chandler give a demonstration during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Students from the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy in Chandler give a demonstration during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Students from the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy in Chandler give a demonstration during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Students from the Korea TaeKwonDo Academy in Chandler give a demonstration during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
The Arizona Korean Dance Team performs during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
MC Patrick OÕDonnell places money in the lionÕs mouth during the lion dance at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown. It is supposed to bring good luck to feed the lion money.
The lion dance during the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Audience members put money in the lionÕs mouth during the lion dance at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Audience members put money in the lionÕs mouth during the lion dance at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Karry Yang, 6, puts money in the lionÕs mouth during the lion dance at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Karry Yang, 6, puts money in the lionÕs mouth during the lion dance at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
Penelope McCombs, 7, puts money in the lionÕs mouth during the lion dance at the 11th Annual Sedona Lunar New Year Celebration hosted by the Korean American Association of Northern Arizona (KAANA) on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the Korean Cultural Center in Uptown.
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