“The 2012 Tucson CHOW CARD gives you 2 meals for the price of 1 at over 15 locally owned and operated authentically ethnic and culturally diverse restaurants”.

$20 per card

SAVOR THE FLAVORS…
India Mexico China Korea Japan Malaysia Greece & the Mediterranean
Spain Thailand Italy France Peru Jamaica England Vietnam

“In partnership with TUCSON WEEKLY, proceeds from the sale of the 2012 Tucson CHOW CARD will go directly to support the efforts of local nonprofit organizations, the Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance and the Tucson Meet Yourself Folklife”.

Go to the website www.tucsonchowcard.com for a list of the 15 plus participating restaurants, and to find out how to purchase the Chow Card (online, by mail, over the phone, in person at the office).

I checked the list and I’ve already eaten at about ten of them including Yamato, Ali Baba, Govinda’s, Cee Dee Jamaican Kitchen, D’s Island Grill, La Parilla Suiza, Vila Thai, Kababeque, My Big Fat Greek Restaurant, and May’s Counter.

Deadline to use this 2 or 1 card is October 31, 2012, so you still have lots of time to dine out & enjoy this diverse cuisine. And mark your calendars now for Tucson Meet Yourself: October 12 to 14, 2012 in downtown Tucson.

Questions regarding the 2012 CHOW CARD?

Contact the Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance at (520) 797-3959
or email them at info@saaca.org.

The Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance (SAACA) is a not-for-profit organization that exists to ensure that, through engagement in arts and culture, our communities produce strong, inspired citizens. SAACA enlists artists, businesses, governments and individuals to expand artistic and cultural opportunities in their respective communities. To enhance access to the Arts and to promote cultural awareness, SAACA presents large-scale festivals, events and other artistically diverse programs. The Alliance also promotes educational opportunities in art and culture for both the young and the old.