Tea Heaven

Learn about the history of tea in China. Featuring a Kung Fu tea performance, tea tasting, bubble tea and more!

Dates: Coming Soon

Cost: $11 per student, includes bubble tea!

Duration: 1 hour

Victorian Curriculum: History / Dance / Music

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