Abraham’s Table - March 7 , 2012
On March 7, 2012 Turkish Cultural Center (TCCLI) and Peace Islands Institut...
ConstComparative Perspectives on Building Democracy - September 15, 2011
There was a symposium on Thursday, September 15 th, at the St John’s Univer...
Parent Education Seminar - September 24, 2011
Parent Education Seminar will be organized by TCC Long Island
Iftar Dinner at Uniterian Church - August 20
The Turkish Cultural Center of Long Island organized Iftar Dinner at the Un...
Noah's Puding at Suffolk Police Department
We have distributed Ashura (Noah’s Pudding) at Suffolk County Police Depart...
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Abraham’s Table - March 7 , 2012
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ConstComparative Perspectives on Building Democracy - September 15, 2011
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Parent Education Seminar - September 24, 2011
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Iftar Dinner at Uniterian Church - August 20
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Noah's Puding at Suffolk Police Department
Dear Colvin Family and Friends,
Turkish Cultural Center of Long Island branches held Diversity and Cross Cultural event at Longwood Jr. High School on Friday 17, 2012. Three volunteer from Turkish Cultural Center performed Power Point Presentation to students and faculties. The goal of this presentation was to inform the students about Turkey and Turkish Culture. Vice President of the Turkish Cultural Center Davut Yilmaz stated that this kind of Diversity and Cross Cultural events are very important because there is only way to understand each other is through communication.
The Turkish Cultural Center of Long Island (TCCLI) organized an event called “Cross Cultural Night” on February 25, 2012. TCCLI hosted “An Evening in Ecuador” to share Ecuadorian culture and traditions. The ultimate goal of this event was to share experiences of various ethnical, genders, religious, and cultural groups and listen to one another.
Turkish Cultural Center requests the pleasure of your presence at the 8th annual Friendship Dinner, an evening of dialogue and sharing.
Nassau County Executive ED MANGANO and The Turkish Cultural Center of Long Island invites you to Turkish Republic Day
The Turkish Cultural Center of Long Island organized Iftar Dinner which had a great turnout. Month of Ramadan is a holy month for the Muslim people where TCC Medford, Long Island had an Iftar Dinner for Americans. Cem Kuscu who is a PHD student at Stony Brook was the master of ceremony at the Iftar program. Around sixty people participated
