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Check out our complete 2019 exhibition coverage
Hugo Zamora – Nov 17th 7PM @ GVJCI
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE November is our last meeting of the year and we're going out with a bang! CBS's Visiting Artist Pedro Zamora will be our demonstrator, Pedro has extensive experience demonstrating throughout the world and has studied under master Kunio Kobayashi....
LAURENT DARRIEUX – 2ND FRIDAY, OCT 13th 7PM @ GVJCI
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE This month we are having our normal meeting a week earlier, Friday the 13th what could happen? We have the privilege of hosting Laurent Darrieux busy on his first US tour. We will be having a workshop during the day to discuss and work on...
MICHAEL ROBERTS – FRIDAY, SEPT 15th 7PM @ GVJCI
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Well that was a fun August; heat and windy conditions, Hurricane Hilary, a bonsai show chopped in half. What fun and exciting things can September bring? We have the US National Show and a local show at the Bowers Museum, bonsai is happening...
DIBK ANNOUCEMENT- The GSBF Bonsai Rendezvous 2023
The countdown has begun. The GSBF Bonsai Rendezvous 2023 is less than two months away! 1. Bonsai Rendezvous merchandise (t-shirts, sweatshirts, aprons, tote bags & hats) is available online. Order 2 or more items between August 28 - September 4 and receive a...
Dai Ichi Bonsai Kai (“Number One” Bonsai Club) was established in January, 1986 and takes great pride in its family-oriented character. Our club is dedicated to promoting the art of bonsai. The club meets on the third Friday of each month (except May and December) at the Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute (GVJCI), 1964 W 162nd St, Gardena 90247 (West of Western Blvd.) at 7:00 pm. Each meeting features a bonsai demonstration, benefit drawing and is free and open to the public. Our annual bonsai show and sale is held on the first weekend in May, where members and invited artists are encouraged to show off their best trees.