aya medrud cdbf honorary chair

Aya Medrud, CDBF’s 2013 Honorary Chair, poses with Executive Director Erin Yoshimura during the Opening Ceremony last year.

Every year, CDBF names a community leader as our Honorary Chair, to celebrate her or his achievements as a leader within the local Asian and Asian American community. Politicians, entrepreneurs, educators and lifelong volunteers have been honored over the past 12 years. In 2012, Aya Medrud (shown here during the Opening Ceremony) served as the festival’s Honorary Chair.

It’s time to submit your nominations for CDBF’s 2013 Honorary Chair — who is a role model, especially for the next generation of community leaders?

Read about last year’s Honorary Chair and submit your nomination for this year here!

 

Raise money for your non-profit!

On March 1, 2013, in Latest News, by cdbforg

NAAAP -- 2012 CDBF Non-Profit PartnerCDBF is now accepting applications for our 2013 Non-Profit Partners program. Non-profit organizations can sell beverages, Sno-cones or festival merchandise and keep a portion of the proceeds as a fundraiser. Submit your group’s application today! The deadline is Monday, April 15.

Read more and fill out the application form here.

 

2012CDBF_JEFF_TOWERY-249CDBF engages and educates audiences with exciting and colorful performances, diverse demonstrations and enlightening, educational exhibits — on five stages! We’re now accepting applications for our Main Performing Arts Stage, the new Band Stage (a big success last year), Gateway to Asia (with a performance and demonstration stage as well as a separate martial arts stage), Cultural Unity hip-hop showcase stage and Dragonland children’s area.

Click here to read about each of our Performing Arts Stages and submit your application.

 

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