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Annual Asian-American Cultural Festival 
"Taste of Asia" 
NOVEMBER 13, 2011, SUNDAY.


Image Courtesy of Be Achorn
The Association of Asian-American Women of San Angelo will be hosting their Annual Asian-American Cultural Festival "Taste of Asia". The Event will take place 5pm-8pm at the McNease Convention Center on Rio Concho. There will be food, dance demonstrations of different Asian cultures, and plenty of activities for everyone.

"This event will kick off the Association of Asian-American Women's fundraising toward our goal of building the Asian Cultural Center in downtown area of San Angelo. The center will allow the Association to offer cultural education, diversity in leadership, and business opportunities."

Image Courtesy of Michelle Morrow
For information please call 325-650-4062 or 325-942-9792. 


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Anonymous said…
Its good that at last you came up with thsi kind of site especially the "shop online".I am a filipina who lives here in Ozona, a friend of the Baileys and just because our place is so far, there are times that I need asian or filipino ingredients and food to cook for us.May i know if there will be shop online here for the stuff I need?thank you and more power to you.Mimi Long
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