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Indonesian Professionals in California

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Yenny Salim Kotani, industry in Brea, CA
Yenny Salim Kotani
Brea, CA
Accounting Services, CPAs
27 years licensed
Accounting Services, CPAs
27 years licensed
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Latest Indonesian Events

Gamelan Sekar Jaya Performance at La Peña
Gamelan Sekar Jaya Performance at La Peña
Gamelan Sekar Jaya returns with Bali, Beauty, and Bronze — an evening of Angklung, Gender Wayang, and Dance performances. Gamelan Sekar Jaya’s Angklung, Gender Wayang, and Dance Ensembles return to La Peña Cultural Center for an evening of Bali, Beauty, and Bronze. Join us for an evening of performances, directed by our 2026 Balinese Guest Directors, including Ida Ayu Nyoman Dyana Pani (dance). This program includes educational context presented by Dr Lisa Gold, UC Berkeley Professor and long-time Gamelan Sekar Jaya member, as part of our multi-month Powangan program. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing sounds of the gamelan orchestra and be captivated by the graceful movements of the dancers. Whether you are new to Balinese gamelan, or a long-time gamelan musician or enthusiast, you are invited to La Peña, just blocks away from Gamelan Sekar Jaya’s banjar, to enjoy this concert. Tickets: $15 student with ID $25 advance (available until midnight before the event) $30 at the door/Day of price — This is a family friendly and all-ages event. La Peña is an ADA accessible venue. Masking is encouraged, and not required for this event. — This event is supported in part by the UC Chancellor’s Community Partnership Fund as part of Pawongan. Pawongan—a concept representing harmony among human beings— emphasizes nurturing positive relationships, social unity, mutual respect, and cooperation within communities, families, and other social spheres. It is an important principle that encourages sustainable and ethical social interactions in order to maintain healthy and harmonious communities. Pawongan provides opportunities to share space in meaningful arts practice, education events and performances, all led by renowned Balinese artists who reside at GSJ’s South Berkeley banjar in extended residencies. Accessibility La Peña is a wheelchair-accessible venue with step-less entry, wide doorways, and accessible restrooms. Masks are strongly encouraged. If you’re experiencing COVID-19, cold, or flu-like symptoms, please consider staying home to protect our community. HEPA air purifiers operate throughout our space. All-gender restrooms available We strive to make La Peña a welcoming, accessible space for everyone. For accessibility requests, please contact us at least one week in advance. Support La Peña Cultural Center — and save money! Become a La Peña Member: Enjoy free entry to our monthly political education film series, plus La Cumbia and ¡BAILA! dance parties, rental discounts and more. Make a one-time gift: Support our programs and keep La Peña thriving by donating (donations are tax-deductible)

No event schedules available Berkeley, CA 17.30

Gamelan Sekar Jaya's Fall Fundraising Party
Gamelan Sekar Jaya's Fall Fundraising Party
Join Gamelan Sekar Jaya for our Fall Fundraiser Party and celebrate 47 years of Balinese arts in the Bay Area. Join us as we kick off Gamelan Sekar Jaya’s Fall Fundraiser in support of our Artist-in-Residence program in a festive happy hour. Gather with GSJ artists, longtime friends, and fellow lovers of Balinese arts for an evening of inspiring performances and meaningful connection. Celebrate 47 years of GSJ bringing vibrant Balinese performing arts to the Bay Area and help set the tone for another season of bold, beautiful work. Your support helps GSJ bring Master Balinese Artists to Berkeley to lead performances of classic repertoire, create innovative new work, and share Balinese performing arts with students across the Bay through GSJ’s education program. Together, we can move closer to our Fall Fundraising Goal of $40,000 by the close of the season and support thriving intercultural artistry right here at home. Enjoy a classy evening at Oakland’s local gem The Crown: Royal Coffee Lab & Tasting Room! ❀ Craft beer, local wine, n/a bevvies, and artisanal coffee while snacking on delicious locally prepared savory and sweet Indonesian bites. ❀ Intimate performances by GSJ’s Guest Balinese artists and local performers ❀ Introduction to GSJ’s new Director! ❀ DJ San La - Spinning a mix of modern, vintage, and traditional Indo folk, pop, psychedelia, gamelan, and beyond. ❀ Silent auction—a chance to bring home a beautiful watercolor painting by one of Bali’s most famous pioneering painters—the late I Nyoman Gunarsa, who helped bridge modern Balinese traditions and post-modern/contemporary idioms. ❀ Art exhibition featuring local Balinese artists I Made Moja and Samara Tana, a father and daughter who practice the ornate Batuan painting tradition with their own style and inspiration. ❀ Wine Pull — a chance to land $150 bottle for just $20 bucks. Everyone wins! Cover art by I Made Moja.

No event schedules available Oakland, CA 100.00

Indonesian Culture Night 5
Indonesian Culture Night 5
ICN 5 is a student-led production at UCLA blending dance, storytelling, and cultural showcases to celebrate Indonesian heritage! ICN 5: Sahala Presented by the UCLA Association of Indonesian Americans (AIA), ICN 5 is more than just a performance; it is an immersive cultural odyssey. Join us for an unforgettable evening as we celebrate our 5th annual production, blending the power of modern storytelling with the timeless beauty of Indonesian tradition. The Experience Arrive early for our pre-show cultural showcase featuring authentic Indonesian cuisine. Indulge in the bold flavors and spices of the archipelago while browsing cultural displays that set the stage for the night ahead. Following the reception, step into the theater for a captivating original production. ICN 5 follows a rich, contemporary narrative that explores the complexities of identity, immigration, and belonging. This year’s story is brought to life by over 70 student performers and crew members through: Traditional & Modern Dance: From the intricate, synchronized movements of regional folk dances to high-energy contemporary choreography. Live Musical Performances: Experience the enchanting sounds of Indonesia, blending traditional instruments with modern arrangements. Immersive Scenery: Transportive set designs and authentic costumes that honor our heritage. Our Mission ICN 5 is a student-led production dedicated to providing a voice for the Indonesian community, an ethnic minority group often underrepresented in the arts. By attending, you are supporting a platform that empowers young Indonesian-Americans to take ownership of their narrative and elevate their culture on the main stage. Ticket Information Free VIP ($50+) With a donation of $50 or more, you will be granted VIP admission. This includes access to food before the event, a special ICN T-shirt, ICN stickers, an opportunity to use our photobooth, and more! Please consider donating through Venmo (@UCLA_AIA) or Zelle (aldensantoso[at]ucla[dot]edu) to eliminate Eventbrite's processing fee. We will be sending an email to all VIP guests. Support Our Vision We are a 100% student-run, volunteer organization. While ticket sales help cover the basics, donations allow us to keep this production accessible and provide high-quality costumes and professional staging. If you would like to go above and beyond to support the Indonesian arts, you can add a donation to your ticket purchase. Your generosity helps us: $25: Funds handcrafted props for our lead actors. $50: Sources authentic Batik and fabrics for our dancers. $100+: Supports the professional lighting and sound design required for a main-stage production. Location & Logistics Where: Schoenberg Hall, UCLA Date: April 4th, 2026 Pre-Show Food Reception: 5:30pm Curtain Rise: 7:00pm Don’t miss this chance to witness the pulse of Indonesia in the heart of Los Angeles. Secure your tickets today!

No event schedules available Los Angeles, CA 0.00

Latest Indonesian Businesses and Organizations

UCLA Association of Indonesian Americans
UCLA Association of Indonesian Americans
At the heart of UCLA's diverse student body in Los Angeles, California, the Association of Indonesian Americans stands as a dedicated student organization committed to celebrating and preserving Indonesian cultural heritage. This student-led group brings together Indonesian Americans and cultural enthusiasts who are passionate about sharing their traditions, values, and experiences within the UCLA community. Rooted in the conviction that cultural organizations strengthen campus life, the association creates meaningful opportunities for students to connect with their roots while building lasting friendships with others who share their background. Operating from the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, CA, the organization embodies the spirit of community and mutual support that defines student life at the university. Members work collaboratively to organize cultural celebrations, educational workshops, and social gatherings that reflect the richness of Indonesian traditions. The association recognizes the importance of representation and creates a supportive environment where Indonesian American students can thrive academically and socially. By fostering dialogue and understanding across different cultures, the UCLA Association of Indonesian Americans contributes to the inclusive campus culture that makes UCLA a welcoming home for all students. The organization demonstrates how student-led initiatives can build bridges between communities while honoring cultural identity and promoting cross-cultural appreciation within the Los Angeles area.

Los Angeles, CA

Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Los Angeles
Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Los Angeles
Based in Los Angeles, California, the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia represents the Indonesian government's commitment to serving communities across the western United States and Pacific territories. This diplomatic mission embodies Indonesia's dedication to fostering strong relationships with residents and organizations throughout its jurisdiction, which stretches from the southwestern states of Arizona and southern Nevada through California's diverse counties, extending northward to Colorado, Utah, and Hawaii, and reaching across the Pacific to American Samoa, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands. The consulate serves as a vital bridge between Indonesian citizens, businesses, and institutions within Los Angeles, CA and the broader western region, facilitating connections and supporting mutual interests between Indonesia and American communities. Through its governmental operations, the consulate demonstrates Indonesia's presence and engagement in the Pacific region, working to strengthen cultural, economic, and diplomatic ties with the people it serves. The Los Angeles-based consulate reflects Indonesia's investment in maintaining meaningful relationships across a geographically diverse jurisdiction, from Southern California's urban centers to island communities in the Pacific. By serving this expansive territory from its Los Angeles headquarters, the consulate ensures that Indonesian governmental representation remains accessible and responsive to the needs of all communities within its jurisdiction.

Los Angeles, CA

Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in San Francisco
Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in San Francisco
Representing the Government of Indonesia in San Francisco, CA, the Consulate General serves as a bridge between Indonesia and communities throughout the western United States. This diplomatic mission extends its reach across a diverse seven-state region and extensive portions of Northern California, demonstrating Indonesia's commitment to engaging with American communities at all levels. The consulate's mission encompasses far more than administrative functions—it represents the values, culture, and interests of the Indonesian nation while fostering meaningful connections with residents, businesses, and institutions across its jurisdiction. From the Pacific Northwest to Northern California's diverse communities, the consulate works to strengthen relationships, support Indonesian nationals, and promote mutual respect and cooperation. Operating from San Francisco, the consulate recognizes the importance of the Bay Area and broader West Coast region as centers of innovation, commerce, and cultural exchange. Through its work, the consulate helps build lasting partnerships that benefit both Indonesian and American communities, facilitating dialogue, cultural understanding, and collaborative opportunities that reflect the shared values of both nations.

San Francisco, CA

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