Charity performance at a Nepalese Himalayan Temple close to Wiesent
The Han So Ri Children's Art Troupe, a renowned master class from South Korea, is set to perform a charity concert in Wiesent, Germany, on Saturday at 8 PM. The performance will take place at the Nepal Himalaya Temple and is in aid of the Asha for Children Foundation, an organisation that cares for disadvantaged children in Kathmandu, Nepal.
The performance, themed "Children Helping Children", promises to be an inspiring event as it aims to raise awareness and funds for the Asha Foundation’s programs in Nepal, which focus on special education and treatment for children with intellectual disabilities.
Heribert and Margit Wirth, the initiators of the Nepal Himalaya Park, have shown their support for this cause. The Wirths have been instrumental in bringing the Han So Ri Children's Art Troupe to Germany for this special event.
The troupe has already captivated audiences with excerpts from their program at Haidplatz. Their performance was photographed by Groh-Schad, further highlighting the artistic prowess of these young performers.
The Han So Ri Children's Art Troupe is known for its exceptional talent and has gained a reputation as a master class in South Korea. This charity concert in Wiesent is a unique opportunity for European audiences to witness their artistry firsthand and contribute to a worthy cause.
For more detailed information about the concert event, it is recommended to check the official social media pages or websites related to the Han So Ri Children's Art Troupe or the Asha for Children Foundation. This concert promises to be a memorable event, bringing together art and charity in a beautiful display of solidarity and support for disadvantaged children in Nepal.
The charity concert promises to be an exciting fusion of artistry and activism, as the Han So Ri Children's Art Troupe showcases their entertainment and musical talents in aid of the Asha for Children Foundation. This event, themed "Children Helping Children," is expected to raise funds for special education and treatment for children with intellectual disabilities in Nepal.
