Ready, Set, Row to the 2009 Festival!
The 9th Annual Colorado Dragon Boat Festival (CDBF) is Saturday and Sunday, July 25-26, in Denver. The CDBF is a free family-friendly festival attracting over 100,000 people annually to experience Colorado's diverse Asian Pacific American heritage by showcasing traditional and contemporary performing arts, cultural customs, cuisine, arts and crafts, and two days of action-packed dragon boat races.
Experience San Francisco’s Asian Pacific Culture!
Enter to win a trip for two to experience San Francisco’s famous Asian Pacific culture courtesy of Southwest Airlines! This package includes round trip airfare for two from Denver to San Francisco on Southwest Airlines with one night double occupancy at the Hotel Kabuki, a Japanese-style hotel in the heart of Japantown. Come to our festival on July 25 or 26 and enter to win at the BGV booth. This package is good through February 2010 (Chinese New Year)!
Click here to see the 14 daily flights from Denver to San Francisco
Getting to the Festival: Transportation Options That Are Healthy for You and the Earth
As part of the CDBF’s three-year “Greening the Dragon” initiative to become a fully earth-friendly outdoor event, the Festival is offering more environmentally sound transportation options this year. Whether by foot, bike, bus, scooter or motorcycle, the Festival has ideas that are healthy for you and the environment! Click here for more information on transportation options this year!
Travel Raffle – Buy your tickets at the Festival and support us as well as your wanderlust!
Thanks to a donation from Southwest Airlines, the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival will raffle off four travel certificates on July 25 and 26. Raffle tickets can be purchased at the Festival Merchandise Booth on Saturday, 10am-6pm, and Sunday, 10am-5pm; you need not be present to win. So get to this year’s festival and get your raffle tickets! You’ll support the festival’s free access as well as the freedom to travel anywhere in the continental US on Southwest Airlines. DING – you are free to roam!