On Monday, March 23rd, 2026, the ECHO Club (Embracing Cultures, Heritages, & Origins Club) hosted their second general meeting, “Spring Day: Bloom & Craft” for the Spring 2026 semester, bringing the freshness of spring to Skyline College. The event was promoted across campus, inviting all students and staff to join a relaxing, creative celebration.
As the March season brings heat outside, ECHO Club has created a cozy, inviting space in the Intercultural Center where participants can relax and make connections. All participants get to enjoy a variety of crafts, such as bookmark making, spell jars, origami, and photocard decorating. The star of the event was photocard decorating, as everyone got to print their own photocard and make it cute with colorful creams, stickers, and glitter. Other than that, fresh fruits such as strawberries and oranges, along with other sweet treats like macarons and sodas, also added a refreshing touch to the event.
Co-President Sky Wun opened the event with the help of the officers, Zwe Htet Aung (Vice-President) and Louis Zin (Outreach & Social Media), by letting the attendees in and guiding them through the different craft stations, encouraging them to explore and try out the activities. After an hour, the Spring day event concluded with 13 attendees who left feeling refreshed, with all the fruits and their own creative crafts, such as bookmarks and photocards, to keep as memories. ECHO Club successfully wrapped up their Spring Day with engaging and memorable moments for the Spring 2026 semester. For more information about ECHO Club, contact: echoclub.skyline@gmail.com. Check out our upcoming events and announcements on our Echo Instagram and Discord. To join ECHO Club: bit.ly/echo-club. This event was made possible with funding from the Associate Students of Skyline College (ASSC).
Article by Sky Wun.
Photos by Louis Zin.
