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Are you a Chamorro or a Carolinian?

Do you know what is “dinisdisi?”

LEARN HOW TO MAKE DINISDISI and HAVE IT for LUNCH THIS SATURDAY, May 14, 2011.

The Chamorro/Carolinian Cultural Center (with the hut) at 1213 Capitol Hill Rd. is offering free classes this month on traditional food preparations. For this Saturday, May 14, the Center is offering free classes on making dinisdisi, coconut oil, and fish/meat dryer.

Classes start on Saturdays at 9 a.m. and end around noon time.

Chamorros and Carolinians (ages 14-99) are invited to come and attend free classes on Chamorro and Carolinian traditional knowledge and practices. Please come to building 1213 Capitol Hill Rd., south of Isa Dr. (Building 1213, with the hut is across from the CNMI Workforce Investment Agency—WIA, and by the CNMI Board of Parole Office.)

For questions, please call us at 322-0278, or e-mail us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (Classes are offered by the INETNON Åmot yan KUTTURAN NATIBU/MWIISCHIL SAFEY me KKOOR ARAMASAL FALUW, in partnership with the Indigenous Affairs Office, and funded in part by the Administration for Native Americans.)