'Stars in a Glass Jar' by Yulya Dukhovny at The Japanese GardenNEW

"Stars in a Glass Jar" is a paper toy theater piece inspired by the charm and traditions of "Kamishibai", a method of storytelling that originated in Japan. It is an incredible adventure of one child's letter with no address, which finds its way to the other side of the world.

Yulya Dukhovny, a multidisciplinary artist, centers her works on a contemporary interpretation of the traditional paper theater that was popular in 19th Century Europe. She has performed her works all over the world for audiences of all ages.

Date
Sunday, December 17, 2017

Time
Noon and 2PM (35 minutes per show)

Costs
Free with paid admission to the Garden; no reservations required
General Admission: $5; Seniors 62+ and Children 12 and Under: $3

Hours
The Garden is open from 10AM to 4PM (last gate entry at 3:15PM)