1st Turkish Cooking Contest
Come light the final flame with us at the 1st annual Turkish Cultural...
Cooking Class Session 9th May 15,2013
Please don't forget to RSVP for the 9th Session!As you know that we will...
Conference: Turkey's Kurdish Question
As one of the most prominent and sensitive issues of not only Turkey, but...
Can We Give our Children Strong Religious Identities Without Condemning Others?
Turkish Cultural Center of Queens held one of its most symbolic inter-fai...
Cooking Class Session 7 - March 13th,2013
Welcome back everyone to March Session of Cooking Class.We had 6 new studen...
Cooking Class Session 6 - February 6th,2013
Welcome back to yet another full house of eager to learn students..All th...
Turkish Cultural Center Donates $50,000 To The Queens Library
The Queens Library took a big hit from Hurricane Sandy, but it's getting ...
Our Class is Postponed
Due to Numerous volunteer work with helping recover from hurricane sandy ...
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1st Turkish Cooking Contest
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Cooking Class Session 9th May 15,2013
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Conference: Turkey's Kurdish Question
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Can We Give our Children Strong Religious Identities Without Condemning Others?
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Cooking Class Session 7 - March 13th,2013
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Cooking Class Session 6 - February 6th,2013
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Turkish Cultural Center Donates $50,000 To The Queens Library
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Our Class is Postponed
Turkish Cultural Center Queens (TCCQ) held a morning event with Irish people to taste the Turkish breakfast and to get to know each other. The purpose of the program was to learn more about each other’s institution and share different cultures and backgrounds. First, the program started by introducing each other while having a Turkish breakfast. Second, videos about both institutions were presented to learn, understand and share two different cultures. Third, the president of Irish center and the president of Turkish Cultural Center Queens were invited to give a speech about their own organization and culture. This event was just a beginning to strengthen relations between TCCQ and The New York Irish Center.
Most of the times we as humans forget either to thank nor appreciate There are many individuals, groups, co operations, and communities that deserve appreciation. Police officers are among many individuals who are giving their best to protect our community from criminals and making sure we live in a safe community. However we never have a chance to thank them for their hard work. Since Turkish Cultural Center Queens also have a similar
On November 28, 2011 Turkish Cultural center held a friendship dinner with the Japanese consulate and the Japanese American Association and Nikkeijin. This great event renewed 100 years of Turkish and Japanese friendship.
The evening of November 21st , Monday. The Turkish cultural center Queens was a host to a very meaningful dinner.The Dinner has started with the pray by Rev.Joshua Hollman and Rev. K. Jeanne Person shared and explained the meaning and rituals of what thanksgiving means to the American people. The speech was informative and touching. Ibrahim Sayar, Director of interfaith Platform at the Peace Island Institute spoke about the perspective of giving thanks in the Turkish culture . The two most important key factors and similarities of both views was that the abundant amount of blessings that God has given us and how little we appreciate and also, gathering with friends and family and sharing our foods with the less fortunate. The environment was a cozy setting where people from different walks of life came together sat on the same table and enjoyed a meal while keeping in mind the less fortunate.
You are cordially invited to our Monthly Friendship Dinner.Your presence will honor us.
