Cape Cod’s First Cultural Festival of Tibet

Tibetan Dance and Mandala Dissolution Ceremony Reception Includes:

A traditional Tibetan dance performance, a dissolution ceremony of a sand mandala for compassion which Tibetan lamas have created on site over the course of a week, and a surprise guest speaker. Includes hors d’oeuvres, beverages and a movie ticket for “The Last Dalai Lama?” film which will be screened at 7 pm at Cape Cinema, walking distance from the museum, followed by Q&A by Film's Director Mickey Lemle . See more about the event HERE >

Twenty-four years after his first film about the 14th Dalai Lama, director Mickey Lemle takes you right up close to the Tibetan holy one's presence — and wisdom.

“A surplus of wisdom and benevolence radiates from ‘The Last Dalai Lama?’” – The New York Times

Tickets for the film and Q & A ONLY are $15 and can be purchased through www.capecinema.com/coming-soon

Considered a mythical land for centuries, Tibet possesses an extraordinarily rich cultural heritage. Cape Cod’s First Tibetan Cultural Festival will present a thematic showcase of Tibetan traditions to build awareness of this inspiring culture and to raise funds to help provide humanitarian aid for women and children in this region of the world.

Help Tibetan Nuns, Inc., a non-profit organization, is sponsoring the festival which will run from May 21 through June 9th and will feature a series of art, film, dance, music and ritual events held at some of Cape Cod's finest cultural venues. The board members of Help Tibetan Nuns, Inc., are so grateful for the collaborative efforts of the Cape Cod Museum of Art, The Cape Cinema and The Cultural Center of Cape Cod to host the events and make the festival possible.