San Jose Taiko
For General Operating Support
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Amount$180,000
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Program
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Date Awarded2/24/2017
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Term36.0 Months
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Type of SupportGeneral Support/Organization
Strategies
Overview
San Jose Taiko is one of the oldest and most artistically significant taiko ensembles in the country. Each year it reaches more than 75,000 through a range of performance, youth and adult educational opportunities, and professional training programs for local, domestic, and international audiences. Its school outreach and other youth programs provide hands-on instruction for more than 18,000 young people each year. Renewed funding will support San Jose Taiko’s ongoing performance and educational activities, as well as its plans to become a minority equity partner in the Creative Center for the Arts in San Jose’s Japantown, which is expected to break ground in early 2018.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.taiko.org
Grants to this Grantee
for general operating support
San Jose Taiko is one of the oldest and most artistically significant taiko ensembles in the United States. Each year it provides a range of performances, youth and adult educational opportunities, and professional training programs for local, domestic, and international audiences. In the Bay Area, San Jose Taiko anchors several cultural festivals as part of San Jose’s Japantown community, using the taiko art form to transcend barriers and promote tolerance and diversity. Support for San Jose Taiko advances the Performing Arts Program’s Communities strategy.
for general operating support
San Jose Taiko is one of the oldest and most artistically significant taiko ensembles in the United States. Each year it reaches more than 50,000 people through a range of performances; youth and adult educational opportunities; and professional training programs for local, national, and international audiences. Its school outreach and other youth programs provide hands-on instruction for more than 18,000 young people each year. In addition, San Jose Taiko provides community classes and workshops focused on physical and mental health, and cultural pluralism. Support for San Jose Taiko advances the Performing Arts Program’s Communities strategy.
