September 2011 »
“Ignite the Passion” at the 19th Annual Race for the Cure on October 2nd
On your mark, get set, and get ready for the 19th annual Susan G. Komen Denver Race for the Cure on Sunday, Oct. 2nd. Race registration is open and the Komen Denver Affiliate wants
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Spotlight: George Yoshida
George Yoshida’s vast accomplishments as a volunteer prove a thirst for knowledge does not diminish with age. At 78 years old, Yoshida says he is still learning. “All my volunteer work is a learning
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Restaurant Peek: Super Star Asian Cuisine
2200 W Alameda Ave #5A | Denver, CO 80223-1947 Tel: (303) 727-9889 HOURS: Open Daily | 10am to 12 midnight If you’ve been around Denver and you love dim sum, you don’t need Michelle
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Reinvented lunch trucks are offering an array of quick bites
In recent years during the recession, chefs and cooks have evolved the idea of food trucks into a trendy, niche concept for diners, who enjoy a diverse range of palates. Roving food trucks and
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What’s Korean BBQ without the side dishes?
Banchan (pronounced “bonchon”) refers to the assorted side dishes served along with a main course in Korean cuisine. To get the most banchan, you must try Korean barbecue. The main course of the Korean
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West Gate instills focus, work ethic into local martial arts community
West Gate Kung Fu 3005 Sterling Circle, Suite 150 Boulder, CO 80301 Tel: 303-444-3702 Web: www.westgateboulder.com Local martial arts students discovered a new school to practice the ancient Chinese art of Kung Fu, and
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Aurora Symphony Orchestra takes the stage
Aurora Symphony Orchestra P.O. Box 441481 Aurora, Colorado 80044 Tel: 303-873-6622 [email protected] What does a brain surgeon, rocket scientist and “roof doctor” have in common? They are all members of a community orchestra, doing
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Ambassador Fujisaki visits Colorado for 25th anniversary of Colorado-Yamagata relationship
It’s not often that Denver receives visitors at the highest levels of the foreign diplomatic corps, but the 25th anniversary of the start of the Colorado-Yamagata Sister State relationship brought Ichiro Fujisaki, the Ambassador
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An Asian Experience in Boulder
Over 20,000 people experienced the diverse cultures of Asia last month at the 17th Annual Boulder Asian Festival, presented by the Boulder Asian Pacific Alliance (BAPA). The Shaolin Hung Mei Kung Fu Association kicked
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Connecting Cultures and Peoples through Language
Formerly the Interpreters Bank is now renamed as Colorado Language Connection, a service program of APDC that provides high-quality interpretation and translation services all around Colorado. This fee-for-service component of the APDC is more
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