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December 4, 2008: Annual Holday Party
The DSCI Annual Holiday Party will be held at the Cactus Club, 1621 Blake Street in "LOdO". The 97 year old club will be beautifully decorated in its holiday finery. The cost is $15 for members, $20 for non-members and $30 at the door. There will be interesting people, delicio...click for more |
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Brest, France is Denver’s first Sister City and was the second Sister City established in the United States. The relationship was born in the true spirit of people-to-people connections. It was formalized in 1948 after Denver school children, led by a local teacher, raised thousands of dollars to help rebuild the war-ravaged city.
Brest is only 4.5 hours by train and little over 1 hour by plane from Paris. Located in Brittany, one of France's most rugged regions, it is a fascinating mix of spectacular coastline, ancient towns, magical islands and inland woods. A Celtic duchy for more than one thousand years before its annexation to France in 1532, it is a land rich in culture, tradition and history. This Western peninsula remains intact with a people whose language, customs and dress remain a vivid homage to their past.
Features/Attractions:
Oceanopolis
One of Brittany's main tourist attractions, this aquarium is known as the biggest open-air aquarium in Europe.
Musee de Beaux-Arts
An excellent collection of Art from all of France and surrounding countries.
Tour de la Matte Tanguy
This exhibit is dedicated to pre-war history, several dioramas depicting prior 1939 life settings.
The "Brest Boat Festival" is a large attraction that occurs every 4 years. In 2004, Brest hosted more than 1 million people in the month of June, who visited the more than 300,000 ships in the harbor.
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