Ethiopian Community Services in San Jose, California

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ENKUTATASH,

The Ethiopian New year, is a family and community gathering festival where families and friends, the elderlya nd the yong, and others from all walks of life will gather to celebrate Ethiopian New Year. ENKUTATASH, whinch means the "gift of jewels", is an important festival in the lives of Ethiopians and its celebration dates back since the days of Queen Sheba. After three months of heavey rain, spring comes creating a beautiful clear fresh atmosphere in Ethiopia. The highlands turn to be gold as the daisies burst to into flower. Ethiopins welcome their New Year in festivities with food at the center surrounded by family and friends. The San Jose Ethiopian Community Services, Inc. in collaboration with the Oakland Ethiopian Community and Cultural Center bring ENKUTATASH to the San Jose Guadalupe River Park to host the Ethiopian Community in the Bary Area.


When: September 6, 2009
Where:  GAUDALUPE RIVER PARK @ HP PAVILLION 

DOWNTOWN- SAN JOSE (SANTA CLARA & AUTUMN ST.) 


Annual Enkutatash Festival Flyer in Amharic
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Annual Enkutatash ( Happy New Year) Festival Flyer in English  After you click here Scroll down to see the flyer

 

 

 

 

 

 


Ethiopian community Services
304 N. 6th St
San Jose, CA 95112
 Phone: 408-297-7638
 mailto:info@ecssanjose.org