Buddhist Temple of San Diego (BTSD) Taiko is an intergenerational taiko group made up of members of the Buddhist Temple of San Diego, which practices Jodo Shinshu Buddhism. The group has performed at numerous events including festivals, cultural celebrations and educational programs. >> Learn more

Clan Rince (pronounced clan rinka) is Gaelic for “dance family.” This Irish dance studio is deeply rooted in the San Diego community, and has been an icon in our city since 1998. Clan Rince teaches children and adults, age 5 and up, focusing on both traditional and contemporary dance styles. >> Learn more

The SAMAHAN Filipino American Performing Arts & Education Center has three groups who perform Philippine dances and music. Every occasion is a combination of exhilarating folk dances and indigenous tribal rituals accompanied with live Rondalla and Kulintang music. >> Learn more

The San Diego Lucky Lion Dancers is comprised of volunteer performers who have a passion for our rich historic cultural roots. They are a fundraising program of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association (CCBA) of San Diego and are dedicated to preserving and promoting Chinese cultures and traditions. >> Learn more

Farhad Bahrami is an Iranian guitarist who has been a part of many successful ensembles since he moved to San Diego in 1979 from his upbringing in Texas, Tehran and the UK. His style has been influenced by Persian and Western classical sounds, rock, jazz and many other global elements. >> Learn more

Las Churumbelas are a dance troupe based out of the House of Mexico in Balboa Park. They perform traditional Mexican folkloric dances at events throughout the county, and offer classes to House of Mexico members or anyone considering joining the association. >> Learn more

The House of Peru performance group showcase Peruvian culture through traditional dances. They celebrate the richness of traditions and folkloric dances, transporting audiences through music, energy and the color of Peru. >> Learn more