March 2013 »
Day of Remembrance: Gathering to Remember and Learn from History
A “historical event” is a social construction, something that happens is significant only if society agrees that it is. On February 17, over 210 people gathered at the History Colorado Center to remember the
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The 26th Annual Denver Home Show Inspires Exciting Ideas for the Home: Both Inside and Out
Denver Home Show Hours: March 15-16: 10am to 9 pm | March 17: 10am to 5pm Location: National Western Complex Purchase tickets online for $9, or at the door for $11. Children 12 and
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Rising Star: Andrew Yeh, Youth Role Model
Ethnicity: Chinese-American Hometown: Denver, Colorado Involvements: Colorado Asian Pacific Youth Association (CAPYA), Asian Student Alliance, Heritage Camp for Adoptive Families – Chinese Heritage Camps, OCA Quote Andrew lives by: “Go big or go home.”
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Who are the Hmong people?
Written by Pakou Xiong Nyob zoo (Nah zhong)! That’s how you say “Hello” in Hmong. I am Hmong. So, who are the Hmong people? Not a lot history is known or has been written
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Restaurant Peek: Sushi Sasa
By Annie Guo | Asian Avenue magazine Sushi Sasa 2401 15th St #80 | Denver, CO 80202 Tel: 303.433.7272 | www.sushisasadenver.com HOURS LUNCH Mon – Sat: 11:30am to 2:30pm DINNER Sun – Thur: 5pm to 10:30pm | Fri – Sat: 5pm
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Restaurant Peek: V3 Vegetarian Food
By: Anhhai Peter Bui | Asian Avenue magazine V3 Vegetarian Food | 333 S. Federal Blvd. #125 Denver, CO 80219 Tel: 303.922.5775 HOURS: Mon – Sat: 8am to 7pm | Closed Wednesday | Sun: 10am to 7pm Vegetarian and vegan only
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Great Wall Chinese Academy puts on a great show in Highlands Ranch
The Great Wall Chinese Academy and Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association presented the Chinese New Year Celebration on Saturday, February 9 at the Southridge Recreation Center. The culture fair featured Chinese refreshments and treats,
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Colorado Agriculture Hall of Fame honors farmer Dick Tanaka
While Dick D. Tanaka is 80 years old, he continues to farm, which shows the dedication of a born farmer. Along with his brothers, he founded Tanaka Farms—one of the largest produce farms in
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Spotlight: Clarence Low
Clarence Low: Forging Relationships from Personal to Business By: Patricia Kaowthumrong When Byte Technology president Clarence Low established the company’s Denver office in 2007, he did not hesitate to become involved in Colorado’s Asian
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