Collection

Origami

Japanese Culture Center

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Origami is simply the art of folding paper. “Oru” in Japanese means 'to fold' and “Kami” in Japanese means 'Paper', so it translates as 'To fold paper'.

Events in this collection

April Fold and Sip (Lakeview)
Today • 6:00 PM
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April Fold and Sip (Wrigleyville)
Wed, Apr 23 • 6:00 PM
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May Fold and Sip (Lakeview)
Wed, May 7 • 6:00 PM
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May Fold and Sip (Wrigleyville)
Wed, May 28 • 6:00 PM
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St. Patrick's Day Fold and Sip (Lakeview)
Fri, Mar 14 • 6:00 PM
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St. Patrick's Day Fold and Sip (Wrigleyville)
Wed, Mar 12 • 6:00 PM
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Valentine's Origami Fold and Sip (Wrigleyville)
Wed, Feb 12 • 5:00 PM
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Valentine's Origami Workshop
Sat, Feb 8 • 3:30 PM
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Halloween Origami Workshop (5pm)
Fri, Oct 25 • 5:00 PM
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Godzilla Origami Workshop
Fri, Sep 6 • 3:00 PM
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Origami Balloon Workshop
Sat, Aug 10 • 3:30 PM
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Godzilla Origami Workshop
Sat, Jul 13 • 3:00 PM
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Mother's Day Flower Origami Workshop
Sat, May 11 • 3:00 PM
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Cherry Blossom Origami Workshop
Thu, Apr 11 • 5:30 PM
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Godzilla Origami Workshop
Sat, Mar 30 • 3:00 PM
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Japanese Culture Center

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