PASAR MALAM IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA
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The first Pasar Malam ever conducted in Arizona will be held on Saturday, October 27, 2007
at the property of City Harvest Glad Tidings International in Phoenix.
This community fair will display Indonesian culture (music, singing, and dancing),
and have games for children, art crafts and merchandises. There will be a large variety of
authentic Indonesian foods prepared by the best Indonesian cooks in Phoenix. The address of the
venue is 2617 N. 32nd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85008. The event will start at 3PM and end at 8 PM.
Please come early if you do not want to miss your favorite sate, gudeg, nasi uduk,
rendang, bakmi, bakso, es cendol, lemper, empek empek, lopis, es kelapa muda,
nasi kuning, miscellaneous jajan, and many more. Bring your family and friends
to this community get together event. If you have questions, please contact your
representative.
The Pasar Malam is conducted to celebrate the 79th year anniversary of the
Sumpah Pemuda, or the Youth Pledge. The pledge was declared on October 28, 1928
by young Indonesian nationalists at a conference in the then-Dutch East Indies.
The Sumpah Pemuda proclaimed three guiding principles:
Satu Nusa (One Homeland) - Indonesia
Satu Bangsa (One Nation) - Indonesia
Satu Bahasa (One Language) - Indonesia
The ideals of the Sumpah Pemuda entailed no tolerance of separatism.
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