Global Fest 2018
The city of Aurora invites you to experience fantastic flavors, cultural experiences and artistic expressions from around the world at Global Fest this Saturday, August 18th, 11AM – 6PM, at the Aurora Municipal Center Great Lawn, 15151 E. Alameda Pkwy. And entrance is FREE! Enjoy world entertainment, music and food, ethnic markets, community booths, fashion shows–yes, that’s plural–and even more entertainment and education at the Aurora History Museum. The World Beer Market will offer different beverages with brewing techniques and flavors from around the world. All beers were globally inspired…and locally made. For more information, visit...
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It’s the lazy days of summer! Join the Partnership Steering Committee for a picnic/potluck at Utah Park (east side) on July 24th, 5:00 – 7:30PM — Under the shelter – next to a refreshing pond. Plenty of parking. Read all the details here… (no RSVP necessary) It’s not a picnic without...
Read MorePicture Me Here and Write Our World Exhibits
Aurora History Museum Exhibits on refugees and immigrants through stories and images Write Our World is a nonprofit that promotes multicultural literacy and global citizenship through e-book authoring with youth worldwide. It’s an innovative educational resource that allows students to learn authentically from one another and deepen their connections to their heritage while building skills for their future – www.writeourworld.org. Picture Me Here is also on exhibit — a storytelling program for refugees, immigrants and others who have been displaced. Photography, video, animation and writing are taught as creative tools for self-expression, social engagement, community building, leadership and integration – www.picturemehere.org. Visit the Aurora History Museum, 15051 E. Alameda Pkwy. (across the great lawn from the library). The exhibits are open through September 22nd – Hours: Tuesdays—Fridays, 9AM—4PM | Saturdays and Sundays, 11AM—4PM | Closed Mondays | (303) 739-6660 |...
Read MorePartnership Picnic at Utah Park
The Partnership’s Picnic/Potluck Tuesday, June 27th, 5:00 – 7:30 PM Aurora’s Utah Park | 1800 So. Peoria St. (east side of the park @ Mexico & Troy) Details: follow this link… Come with a friend, enjoy the potluck, and relax with more Friends! Note: This is not a political event. Meet the Partnership’s new Co-Chair Robert Payo… …an Aurora native and Filipino American, Robert Payo is Teacher Programs Coordinator at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, supporting the professional development needs of teachers in science education as well as a leading consultant on national projects related to education and museums. Robert is the immediate past Co-Assistant Artistic Director for Theatre Esprit Asia of the Aurora Cultural Arts District and has performed in theaters across the Denver metro area. ...
Read MoreHappy Year of the Rooster!
2017 Colorado Chinese New Year Saturday, January 28th 11:00 AM – 3:30 PM Presented by: Chinese American Foundation of Colorado Confucius Institute at Community College of Denver Denver Chinese School 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM: Cultural Fair, Taste of China and Marketplace Authentic Chinese food, cultural displays, entertainment, music, artworks and crafts, calligraphy, traditional costumes, children’s games and more 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM: Celebration Show Enjoy two hours of first-class on-stage shows by award-winning professional artists performing Acrobats, Beijing opera, magic, soprano and Chinese music; and by the talented DCS students, teachers and parents performing choir and dances; and everyone’s favorite, the lion dance and Kung Fu demonstration. Citypoint Church | 200 So. University Blvd. | Denver, CO 80209 | near Cherry Creek Mall Tickets: $25/General Admission | $50/Golden Circle | Online Tickets… PDF...
Read MoreAttend TEA’s “Fermata” May 30th and Support the Partnership
MORE DATES ADDED: Buy one ticket at $30 or two for $50 to one of the two following performances, and ALL PROCEEDS go to the Partnership! The following performances benefit the Partnership: Fri., May 22nd, 7:30 PM (purchase from the Partnership by Wed., May 20th) Sat., May 23rd, 7:30 PM (purchase from the Partnership by Thurs., May 21st) Sun., May 24th, 2:30 PM (purchase from the Partnership by Fri., May 22nd) Fri., May 29th, 7:30 PM (purchase from the Partnership by Wed., May 27th) Sat., May 30th, 2:30 PM (purchase from the Partnership by Thurs., May 28th) Sat., May 30th, 7:30 PM (purchase from the Partnership by Thurs., May 28th) RESERVATIONS: 303-326-8695 or online: www.crowdrise.com/AAPCP-TEA-MAY2015 Tickets must be purchased directly through the Partnership in order to benefit the Partnership. Your name and the name of your guests on the Partnership guest list will be your ticket. = = = = = Dear Friends of the Partnership, Reserve your seat TODAY for the upcoming production of Fermata: Saturday, May 30th, 2:30 PM Aurora Cultural Arts District Gallery Theatre 1400 Dallas Street, Aurora, CO 80010 Theatre Esprit Asia presents Fermata, a play written and produced by our own Partnership member and the Founder & Co-Artistic Director of TEA, Maria Cheng. The plan is to raise some money for the Partnership while supporting the region’s premier APA theatre company. However, if you purchase the tickets through TEA, the Partnership does not receive the benefit. Please let us know as soon as possible – if this is something you plan to do. Purchase for one admission is $30, or, $50 for two. The Partnership keeps 100% of the proceeds. Tickets must be purchased by Tues., May 26th. By ‘tickets’ what I mean is MAKE A RESERVATION through the Partnership in one of two ways: Call the Partnership staff office, (303) 326-8695 or Pay online at crowdrise.com/AAPCP-TEA-MAY2015 Maria is at it again with another world premiere of her original dramedy, Fermata, a play featuring 4 world class musicians, 3 generations of women, 2 mentally blocked virtuosos and 1 brilliant neurosurgeon who just isn’t good enough! This work explores with humor and grace the price one pays to pursue the sublime and the cost when one follows, or doesn’t, one’s authentic self. Inspired by the real life stories of pianist Van Cliburn, violinist Isaac Stern and super conductors Carlos Kleiber and Claudio Abbado, this drama/comedy unfolds with humor and grace in a lush Italian villa, where three generations of brilliant female Chinese musicians meet to celebrate the matriarch’s 80th birthday. Secrets, jealousies, lost dreams and future hopes collide. “(Fermata is)…engaging and subtle…loaded with rich ideas about artistic legacy, familial love, a father’s failings…Cheng is a formidable force.” — Lisa Kennedy, Denver Post (5/19/15) See all the details...
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