Asian Journal's Travel, Trade, & Consumer Expo in Los Angeles, California
Who:
Asian Journal Publications, Inc.
Where:
20700 South Avalon Boulevard
Carson, CA Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
The Travel, Trade, & Consumer Expo is the Asian Journal Media Group’s annual event in Los Angeles promoting tourism, trade, and business opportunities in the USA and Philippines.Come and check out our event in SouthBay Pavilion Mall in Carson, California whether you're looking to take your business to the next level and develop new markets or simply looking to find, experience, and learn about travel, investment opportunities, and amazing products in the USA and Philippines.
Asian Journal's Travel, Trade, & Consumer Expo in Los Angeles, California
Who:
Asian Journal Publications, Inc.
Where:
20700 South Avalon Boulevard
Carson, CA Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
The Travel, Trade, & Consumer Expo is the Asian Journal Media Group’s annual event in Los Angeles promoting tourism, trade, and business opportunities in the USA and Philippines.Come and check out our event in SouthBay Pavilion Mall in Carson, California whether you're looking to take your business to the next level and develop new markets or simply looking to find, experience, and learn about travel, investment opportunities, and amazing products in the USA and Philippines.
Asian Journal's Travel, Trade, & Consumer Expo in Los Angeles, California
Who:
Asian Journal Publications, Inc.
Where:
20700 South Avalon Boulevard
Carson, CA Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
The Travel, Trade, & Consumer Expo is the Asian Journal Media Group’s annual event in Los Angeles promoting tourism, trade, and business opportunities in the USA and Philippines.Come and check out our event in SouthBay Pavilion Mall in Carson, California whether you're looking to take your business to the next level and develop new markets or simply looking to find, experience, and learn about travel, investment opportunities, and amazing products in the USA and Philippines.
Simmer Camp 2019: Flavors of the World - South Korea, Jamaica, Canada (AM)
Who:
Downtown Market Education Foundation
Where:
Teaching Kitchen (2nd floor) 435 Ionia Ave SW
Grand Rapids, MI Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
Pack your bags and get ready to explore activities, cuisine, and culture from countries around the world. In our three-day Simmer Camps, junior chefs will get hands-on while learning kitchen basics like knife skills, fundamental kitchen techniques, recipe following, and more. Campers will make multi-course meals and enjoy their culinary creations with their fellow tastebud travelers. Class runs from 9am-11:30am each day. Join us on a culinary tour to three thrilling destinations: DAY 1: Learn to snack in style as we cross the globe and create classic korean BBQ chicken wings, jeon (savory vegetable pancakes), and South Korea’s favorite beverage—banana uyu (sweet banana milk). DAY 2: Taste your way through Jamaica with spicy staples like jerk chicken, red beans and rice, and baked plantains that will make you say, “Ya Mon!”. DAY 3: Travel North and dig into classic canadian cuisine like beef gravy poutine and Newfoundland snowball cookies. And nothing’s more canadian than making maple-cured bacon, Eh?! This is a Kids class. Click here to learn more.
CLASS INFORMATION AND POLICIES REGISTRATION: Registration will close a minimum of one day before the class date. Currently, use of gift cards to purchase class registrations is not available online or by phone. Please visit us in the Market Administration office on the second floor during normal Market hours to register using gift cards. TICKETS: There is no need for paper tickets or to print this confirmation email. Your name will be on an attendee list at the entrances. FORMAT: Typically, doors will open for a class at the published start time. You're welcome to arrive at the Market early to enjoy all we have to offer and come up to class at the scheduled start time. During class, you may work with other participants in small groups for portions of meal preparation. You will be standing, cooking, and working for most of the class. Seating is available and our cooktops are height-adjustable to accommodate persons with disabilities and our younger participants. ALLERGIES/SPECIAL NEEDS: Our class recipes were developed using common cooking and baking ingredients that may or may not be specified in menu titles. We do our best to prevent cross-contamination; however, The Downtown Market’s Teaching Kitchen is not an allergy safe environment. All food allergies and/or special needs must be stated in detail on the registration form. We will do our best to accommodate needs and allergies when notified in advance but adjustments to recipes cannot be made during class. REFUNDS: If you register for a class and cannot attend for any reason, a one-week notice is required to receive a refund or request transfer to another class. Registrations canceled in advance of one week will receive a refund and may incur a 10% processing fee. No refunds or transfers can be given for registrations canceled less than one week from the scheduled class date, even for unexpected absences, including illness. If you are unable to attend a class and the refund deadline has passed, we invite you to send someone in your place. Just let us know in advance so we can update registration and food allergy information. All classes are subject to rescheduling or cancellation (which would result in a full refund). Recipes and ingredients are subject to change based on availability. PARKING: Parking is available on site at our Ellis-operated site. Parking is free for the first 30 minutes, $2 for 30-60 minutes, and $1 for each additional 30 minutes. FOOD/DRINK: We will cook up snacks in the kitchen, so don't worry about packing your own (this includes kids camps, where campers will make a meal they will eat onsite each day). Please make sure to let us know of any food allergies or intolerances as indicated above. For adult classes, we will have a water station and cash bar where you can purchase beverages. EMERGENCY CONTACT: An emergency contact must be provided on the registration form for all participants in kids/teens classes, including name and phone number. In addition, parents will be required to sign in/sign out minors and provide contact information for anyone additional authorized for drop off or pick up. PERSONAL BELONGINGS: We have everything you need for class - all the equipment, the ingredients, the aprons, and the fun! We also have coat racks for jackets/purses. If you shop in the Market Hall prior to class and need to put any perishable food purchases in our cooler, please let our sous chef know on your way into class. For certain kids camps, we may be outside for up to one hour. If the participant would like to wear a hat or sunscreen, please send those items along. Please do not bring other personal belongings to class as we have plenty of recipes and activities planned and wouldn't want your special items to get lost. BEHAVIOR: We hope everyone comes to class ready to have a lot of fun and learn some tricks of the trade! Although group interaction and socializing are encouraged during our classes, please be respectful to instructors and fellow class participants to make sure everyone has a great time. For kids/teens classes/camps, participants should come prepared to engage in group activities and be ready to get hands dirty but also take turns and share the hands-on experience with others in their class. Inappropriate behavior or class disruption will be addressed by the instructors and, if necessary, brought to parents' attention.
Simmer Camp 2019: Flavors of the World - South Korea, Jamaica, Canada (PM)
Who:
Downtown Market Education Foundation
Where:
Teaching Kitchen (2nd floor) 435 Ionia Ave SW
Grand Rapids, MI Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
Pack your bags and get ready to explore activities, cuisine, and culture from countries around the world. In our three-day Simmer Camps, junior chefs will get hands-on while learning kitchen basics like knife skills, fundamental kitchen techniques, recipe following, and more. Campers will make multi-course meals and enjoy their culinary creations with their fellow tastebud travelers. Class runs from 1pm-3:30pm each day. Join us on a culinary tour to three thrilling destinations: DAY 1: Learn to snack in style as we cross the globe and create classic korean BBQ chicken wings, jeon (savory vegetable pancakes), and South Korea’s favorite beverage—banana uyu (sweet banana milk). DAY 2: Taste your way through Jamaica with spicy staples like jerk chicken, red beans and rice, and baked plantains that will make you say, “Ya Mon!”. DAY 3: Travel North and dig into classic canadian cuisine like beef gravy poutine and Newfoundland snowball cookies. And nothing’s more canadian than making maple-cured bacon, Eh?! This is a Kids class. Click here to learn more.
CLASS INFORMATION AND POLICIES REGISTRATION: Registration will close a minimum of one day before the class date. Currently, use of gift cards to purchase class registrations is not available online or by phone. Please visit us in the Market Administration office on the second floor during normal Market hours to register using gift cards. TICKETS: There is no need for paper tickets or to print this confirmation email. Your name will be on an attendee list at the entrances. FORMAT: Typically, doors will open for a class at the published start time. You're welcome to arrive at the Market early to enjoy all we have to offer and come up to class at the scheduled start time. During class, you may work with other participants in small groups for portions of meal preparation. You will be standing, cooking, and working for most of the class. Seating is available and our cooktops are height-adjustable to accommodate persons with disabilities and our younger participants. ALLERGIES/SPECIAL NEEDS: Our class recipes were developed using common cooking and baking ingredients that may or may not be specified in menu titles. We do our best to prevent cross-contamination; however, The Downtown Market’s Teaching Kitchen is not an allergy safe environment. All food allergies and/or special needs must be stated in detail on the registration form. We will do our best to accommodate needs and allergies when notified in advance but adjustments to recipes cannot be made during class. REFUNDS: If you register for a class and cannot attend for any reason, a one-week notice is required to receive a refund or request transfer to another class. Registrations canceled in advance of one week will receive a refund and may incur a 10% processing fee. No refunds or transfers can be given for registrations canceled less than one week from the scheduled class date, even for unexpected absences, including illness. If you are unable to attend a class and the refund deadline has passed, we invite you to send someone in your place. Just let us know in advance so we can update registration and food allergy information. All classes are subject to rescheduling or cancellation (which would result in a full refund). Recipes and ingredients are subject to change based on availability. PARKING: Parking is available on site at our Ellis-operated site. Parking is free for the first 30 minutes, $2 for 30-60 minutes, and $1 for each additional 30 minutes. FOOD/DRINK: We will cook up snacks in the kitchen, so don't worry about packing your own (this includes kids camps, where campers will make a meal they will eat onsite each day). Please make sure to let us know of any food allergies or intolerances as indicated above. For adult classes, we will have a water station and cash bar where you can purchase beverages. EMERGENCY CONTACT: An emergency contact must be provided on the registration form for all participants in kids/teens classes, including name and phone number. In addition, parents will be required to sign in/sign out minors and provide contact information for anyone additional authorized for drop off or pick up. PERSONAL BELONGINGS: We have everything you need for class - all the equipment, the ingredients, the aprons, and the fun! We also have coat racks for jackets/purses. If you shop in the Market Hall prior to class and need to put any perishable food purchases in our cooler, please let our sous chef know on your way into class. For certain kids camps, we may be outside for up to one hour. If the participant would like to wear a hat or sunscreen, please send those items along. Please do not bring other personal belongings to class as we have plenty of recipes and activities planned and wouldn't want your special items to get lost. BEHAVIOR: We hope everyone comes to class ready to have a lot of fun and learn some tricks of the trade! Although group interaction and socializing are encouraged during our classes, please be respectful to instructors and fellow class participants to make sure everyone has a great time. For kids/teens classes/camps, participants should come prepared to engage in group activities and be ready to get hands dirty but also take turns and share the hands-on experience with others in their class. Inappropriate behavior or class disruption will be addressed by the instructors and, if necessary, brought to parents' attention.
Grow Chinese Herbs
Who:
Mountain Gardens
Where:
546 Shuford Creek Rd
Burnsville, NC Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
In this full-day workshop, we’ll tour our large collection (100+ spp.), and discuss habitat, propagation & cultivation, harvesting and processing methods. Chinese medicinal herbs encompass a complete range of plant types (annual & perennial herbs, shrubs, vines, trees) and habitats (garden, woodland, wetland, etc). There is an established market, nationally and locally, but almost no growers. Be a pioneer!
Street Photography Workshop: San Francisco - Chinatown
Who:
David Coleman Photography & Workshops
Where:
Grant Ave.
San Francisco, CA Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
Sacred Meets Sensory Join International Street Photographer David Coleman and take a detour from tourist-rich streets to the locals’ hideaway in the authentic heart of Chinatown. Ornate temples and bustling street markets are just some of the sights you’ll see in one of San Francisco’s most popular yet mysterious neighborhoods. David will teach you street photography techniques and visual storytelling skills for using the fresh (and often surprising) market fare, colorful window scenes, and elusive back alleys as the setting for your street photography. Along the way, you’ll learn local history and explore hidden places that only the most seasoned residents know about. WHAT’S INCLUDED:
Three hours of small-group and one-on-one instruction, in which David teaches how to capture a public space and compose a personal narrative with images. A virtual, one-hour photography critique session (held one week after the workshop), in which David provides constructive feedback and uses Adobe Lightroom to demonstrate best editing techniques for each workshop participant’s photographs.
Workshop is limited to 10 photographers so book soon before it gets sold out. CANCELLATIONS:If you must cancel, please go to your order confirmation email and click on the “My Tickets” link (it is at the very top right of your confirmation email.) Then click on the event followed by “CANCEL ORDER” on the left hand side.
Heath, OH Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
The Friendship Club of Licking County, endorsed by the Veterans Service Commission, presents the Traveling Korean Memorial. The Memorial consists of 19 life-size Soldiers standing in a large impressive "V" formation, much as the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington DC. It commemorates the sacrifices of the 5.8 million Americans who served in the US Armed Services during the 3yr Korean War. Along with the Memorial, there will be other historic military planes, equipement, vehicles, exhibits, Posting of Colors, TAPS, Placement of Wreaths and Honoring local Veterans. Free to attend. Contact Jan Wilkin at 740.334.3880 or jwilkin3@roadrunner.com with questions.
2019 NTD Television International Chinese Traditional Martial Arts Competition
Who:
Epoch Media Group
Where:
24 Changebridge Road
Montville, NJ Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
2019 NTD Television International Chinese Traditional Martial Arts CompetitionRules and Regulation Mission The mission of the International Chinese Traditional Martial Arts Competition is to bring forth the essence of Chinese martial arts, provide contestants with an opportunity to advance their martial arts skills, and help improve contestants’ moral conduct based on Martial Arts principles. The competition also aims to promote traditional Chinese culture and display true martial arts values to the world. Competition Organisers The Global NTD Martial Arts Competition is organized by New Tang Dynasty Television (NTD). The finals will be broadcast live on Facebook pages and YouTube channels. Panel of Judges The panel of judges for this Competition is composed of highly experienced Chinese Martial Arts experts. The Competition’s Organizing Committee has also invited Masters from various martial arts systems to serve as consultants to the Competition. Competition Categories, content and requirements 1. Competition divisions (1) Unarmed hand (Male, Female and Junior): Includes Long Fist styles such as Cha Quan, Hua (flower) Quan, Pao Quan, Hong Quan, Hua (China) Quan, Shaolin, etc. It also includes other external fist styles such as Mian Quan, Tong Bei, Praying Mantis, Fanzi Quan, Ba Chi Quan (Eight Extremes Fist), etc. and internal fist styles such as Ba Gua, Xing Yi, etc. (2) Southern Fist Category: Includes southern fist styles such as Hung Ga, Lau Ga, Choy Ga, Li Ga, Mok Ga, Buddha Style, Crane Style, Wing Chun, etc. (3) Weapon Category (divided into male and female divisions): Includes external weapons such as Sword, Broadsword, Spear, Staff, etc., and internal weapons such as Xing Yi Sword, Xing Yi Broadsword and Xing Yi Spear, as well as Yuanyang Blades, Qian Kun Circular Blades, etc. Note: I. In order to allow martial arts to be passed down to future generations, we have added a junior category for both open hand and weapons divisions. II. Flexible metal broad swords and straight swords used in modern Wushu do not meet the requirements of this competition and cannot be used, however the contestants in the junior category are not subject to this rule. 2. Entry Requirements (1) Age requirement: Age 10-60. If a contestant’s age does not meet this requirement, the contestant may still apply. However, the contestant must include his/her martial arts experience and physical condition in the application in order for the judging committee to consider his/her candidacy. (2) Junior category: Males and females compete together, age range 10 – 18 years old (Birth dates from 2000 to 2008) 3. An internal style form should be limited to 3 minutes and should include most of the traditional techniques of the related style. 4. An external style form should be limited to 2 minutes and should include most of the traditional techniques of the related style. 5. Exceptions to the duration limit requires advanced approval upon registration. 6. Contestants must be well experienced in the category that they apply for. Beginners should not apply. This contest is for advanced martial arts practitioners only. 7. Each contestant can apply up to two categories for the preliminary round of this competition. Only one form is allowed for each category. Based on the score of the preliminary round, a contestant can only advance to the semi-final round in the category with better score.
Competition Schedule 1. The Competition is divided into three rounds: Preliminaries, Semi-finals, and Finals. 2. USA (North American region), Taiwan preliminaries (Asia Pacific region), Dresden, Germany preliminaries (European region). 3. Preliminaries, semi-finals and finals will be split into the following divisions: male unarmed, female unarmed, male weapons, female weapons, Southern Fist, junior unarmed and junior weapons. 4. The Panel of Judges will determine who will advance to the semi-finals after the preliminaries and who will advance to the finals after the semi-finals.
Registration 1. All contestants must register in advance. This year’s competition does not accept on-site registration. 2. The registration date, contact method, registration fee, remittance account number, mailing method, etc. of each competition area (North America Division,Asia Pacific Division, European Division ), please refer to the website https://competitions.ntdtv.com/martialarts/application/ 3. Application Package: (1) All applicants must fill out the Application Form. ．Your Martial Arts resume (personal experience, copies of award certificates, etc) ．Please also provide photocopies of all awards for validation. (2) Contestants must submit two 1×1 inch color photos and a photocopy of a valid ID. A digital file of the photo is preferred. (3) All forms must be legible, signed and filled out in their entirety. (4) A copy of the payment confirmation of registration fee. The forms can be mailed to the Competition’s Organizing Committee via registered mail. All mailed information is non-returnable. 4. For players who have special circumstances and cannot pay in advance, the organizing committee requires a formal written request to delay payment. When the registration fee is paid for the registration, an additional fee of USD 20 will be charged. 5. Registered Express Mail Fee: For contestants who need U.S. entry visa, please indicate this on the competition registration form. Also, please pay US$50 Registered Express Mail Fee for visa documents mailing.
Prizes 1. The preliminaries, semi-finals and finals all feature the following divisions: Male Unarmed, Female Unarmed, Male Weapons, Female Weapons, Southern Fist, Junior Unarmed and Junior Weapons (age of 10-18 years old). 2. Prizes for each division (1) Male Unarmed, Female Unarmed, Male Weapons, Female Weapons and Southern Fist divisions will all feature gold, silver and bronze prizes, as well as honorable mention awards. Prizes will be awarded according to the abilities of contestants, i.e. there may be no winner of a certain award level or there could be more than one winner of a certain award level. ．Gold Prize: $5000 USD (before tax), plus a sword made by a master sword maker.．Silver Prize: $3000 USD (before tax)．Bronze Prize: $1000 USD (before tax) (2) Junior Unarmed and Junior Weapons divisions ．Gold Prize: $3000 USD (before tax), plus a weapon created by a master craftsman.．Silver Prize: $1000 USD (before tax)．Bronze Prize: $800 USD (before tax) Note: According to U.S. tax regulations, if a prize winner is a foreign person (nonresident aliens and foreign entities), up to 30% of the prize winnings are subject to tax withhold. It is the contestant’s personal responsibility to file tax returns and obtain tax refunds.
Scoring Criteria 1. Any competition form must conform to the traditional martial arts characteristics of the related martial arts style. 2. The Panel of Judges will evaluate each contestant’s performance according to the characteristics of the related martial arts style.
The Scoring Criteria of the Internal Fists / Weapons include movement quality, content, power, coordination, structure, layout, style, energy and rhythm. The Scoring Criteria of the External Fists / Weapons include body posture and coordination, clarity, strength and fluid motion, content and style, focus and rhythm. Long Fist forms and Weapons should include their traditional acrobatic techniques (i.e. single/double jump kick, spring kick, etc.) or acrobatics/flips (aerial cartwheel, spinning crescent kick or tornado kick, butterfly kick, etc). Traditional hand forms without acrobatic techniques such as Ba Chi Quan (Eight Extreme Fists) or Tong Bei will not require jumps or acrobatic techniques.
3. Martial Arts Ethics: Contestants should wear traditional martial arts costume and formally greet the judges before and after their form demonstration (such as bowing, baoquan, or pairing palms). Contestants should place the Martial Arts moral code as the top priority and conduct themselves with proper etiquette. Any inappropriate behavior will result in disqualification from the competition. 4. Contestants should finish the movements within the allotted time. Going over or below the time limit will result in score deduction. 5. The Panel of Judges has the right of final interpretation about the result of this competition.
Date and Location Please refer to the website https://competitions.ntdtv.com/martialarts/application/ Accommodation and Transportation 1. The Competition’s Organizing Committee will recommend hotels in USA for contestants. 2. Contestants and their entourage are responsible for their own accommodation and transportation.
Miscellaneous 1. Upon registration, contestants acknowledge the validity of the Rules and Regulations for the Competition. 2. Contestants must follow the arrangements by the Competition’s Organizing Committee. The Committee has the right to revoke violators’ eligibilities and the prizes awarded. 3. All contestants must be present at the award ceremony to receive their awards. No representative will be allowed. Awards of the absent contestants will be deemed as abandoned. 4. The decisions of the Panel of Judges for all rounds shall be final. The Panel of Judges does not accept appeals. 5. NTD Television is entitled to all copyrights of audio and video products made during the Competition. 6. Contestants will take personal responsibility for any accident or injury that occurs during the course of the competition. 7. The Competition’s Organizing Committee shall have the ultimate authority to interpret the Rules and Regulations for the Competition and have the right to make any changes to them as necessary.
The Organizing Committee of NTD International Chinese Traditional Martial Arts CompetitionUpdated on October 13th, 2018
"Crazy Giving Asian" Foster Care Event & Fashion Show #FASIP
Who:
Foster Adoption Social Impact Project FASIP
Where:
2010 North Hollywood Way Randy Jackson Studio
Burbank, CA Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
You are invited to join us August 31st, 2019 Saturday, "CRAZY GIVING ASIAN" FASHION SHOW BENEFIT 6 - 10 PM Burbank, California Hosted by Foster-Adoption Social Impact Project We are an organization that develop programs to care and give skills to children and teens aging out of the system . We are specifically focused on the 800 Asian Children/teens in the Foster Care system in Southern California, who need homes and encouragement in their life. We are not into giving them handouts but giving them the skills to sustain their lives forever. We look forward to you joining us at the private location of Randy Jackson of American Idol. Whats special about this event is that we are bringing All Asian countries to band together to help the 800 kids to get to "zero". More information to come and celebrity guest confirming daily.... #crazygivingasians "Fashion Show" There will be a fashion show with designers who have a heart for foster and adoption and designer who have been adopted. Appetizers and Drinks (VIP Only) for sponsorship please contact: handbagdesignerlab@gmail.com (800)509-4140 #FASIP #handbagdesignerLAB #AsiaAragon #HaveaheartforFosterAdoption #800FosterkidsLA #weneedhelp #fashionshowdesigners #AsianpeopleSTEPUP #KoreanFosterkidsLA #FilipinoFosterkidsLA #ChineseFosterkidsLA #JapanesefosterkidsLA #VietnameseFosterkidsLA #ThailandFosterkidsLA #TaiwaneseFosterkidsLA #PacificIslanderFosterkidsLA
"Crazy Giving Asian" Foster Care Event & Fashion Show #FASIP
Who:
Foster Adoption Social Impact Project FASIP
Where:
2010 North Hollywood Way Randy Jackson Studio
Burbank, CA Warning: Undefined array key "postalcode" in /home/sites/asianloop/www.asianloop.com/htdocs/events/index.htm on line 275
You are invited to join us August 31st, 2019 Saturday, "CRAZY GIVING ASIAN" FASHION SHOW BENEFIT 6 - 10 PM Burbank, California Hosted by Foster-Adoption Social Impact Project We are an organization that develop programs to care and give skills to children and teens aging out of the system . We are specifically focused on the 800 Asian Children/teens in the Foster Care system in Southern California, who need homes and encouragement in their life. We are not into giving them handouts but giving them the skills to sustain their lives forever. We look forward to you joining us at the private location of Randy Jackson of American Idol. Whats special about this event is that we are bringing All Asian countries to band together to help the 800 kids to get to "zero". More information to come and celebrity guest confirming daily.... #crazygivingasians "Fashion Show" There will be a fashion show with designers who have a heart for foster and adoption and designer who have been adopted. Appetizers and Drinks (VIP Only) for sponsorship please contact: handbagdesignerlab@gmail.com (800)509-4140 #FASIP #handbagdesignerLAB #AsiaAragon #HaveaheartforFosterAdoption #800FosterkidsLA #weneedhelp #fashionshowdesigners #AsianpeopleSTEPUP #KoreanFosterkidsLA #FilipinoFosterkidsLA #ChineseFosterkidsLA #JapanesefosterkidsLA #VietnameseFosterkidsLA #ThailandFosterkidsLA #TaiwaneseFosterkidsLA #PacificIslanderFosterkidsLA
