The Sakura Young Koi Show

[dinh]

We are very happy to announce that ZNA NorCal and Santa Clara Valley Koi Club proudly present
"The Sakura Young Koi Show" here in NorCal. The Sakura Young Koi Show will be held on April 28th & 29th of 2007 at the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival at Quinlan Community Center in Cupertino, California.

Show Chairman: Mr. Mike Perret
Show Co-chairs: Mr. Antonio Quitoriano and Mr. Dan Rutledge

Show packages and all other details info will be posted here and on our websites www.znanorcal.org & www.sckoi.com soon.

Attached please find The Sakura Young Koi Show flyer for more info.


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Dinh Nguyen, ZNA NorCal
Barb Jackson, Santa Clara Koi CLub

[RayJordan]

Martha & I are really excited about attending this show. I am also really looking forward to meeting all the Koi Bito members from this area. It is great fun to be able to connect a face to a name on the koi forums.

[dizzyfish]

Dinh,
What does it mean Young Koi Show? I just might be able to make it out there and meet you guys as well. I certainly enjoyed meeting Kevin and then Russ and a few others last year while attending the All Bay Show. My sister lives in Ben Lomond. You guys are lucky to live in such a nice area. Will the show have different vendors selling koi there?
Thanks,
Mitch

[Nancy M.]

Quote: Originally Posted by dizzyfish Dinh, What does it mean Young Koi Show? I just might be able to make it out there and meet you guys as well. I certainly enjoyed meeting Kevin and then Russ and a few others last year while attending the All Bay Show. My sister lives in Ben Lomond. You guys are lucky to live in such a nice area. Will the show have different vendors selling koi there? Thanks, Mitch

Mitch
I am not Dinh, but a young koi show, is usually fish under 24", It is a smaller show, but a great way to see some really nice fish, that are not considered jumbo's. This sounds like it will be a great show, and with Mike P, and Dan, Tonio in charge of it, I am sure it will be a huge success.

[dizzyfish]

Thanks Nancy,
That certainly makes sense. I guess I better start using my credit card to build some FF miles.
Mitch
PS
I guess lildude will be at the young show.

[dinh]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nancy M. Mitch I am not Dinh, but a young koi show, is usually fish under 24", It is a smaller show, but a great way to see some really nice fish, that are not considered jumbo's. This sounds like it will be a great show, and with Mike P, and Dan, Tonio in charge of it, I am sure it will be a huge success.

Thanks Nancy... That is correct. Show package and details info will be posted soon....

--Dinh

[dinh]

Quote: Originally Posted by RayJordan Martha & I are really excited about attending this show. I am also really looking forward to meeting all the Koi Bito members from this area. It is great fun to be able to connect a face to a name on the koi forums.

Looking forward to meet you and Martha in person. It's an honored to have you attending and judge the Sakura Young koi show...

Regards,
--Dinh
ZNA NorCal

[dinh]

Quote: Originally Posted by dizzyfish Dinh, What does it mean Young Koi Show? I just might be able to make it out there and meet you guys as well. I certainly enjoyed meeting Kevin and then Russ and a few others last year while attending the All Bay Show. My sister lives in Ben Lomond. You guys are lucky to live in such a nice area. Will the show have different vendors selling koi there? Thanks, Mitch

MItch,

Yes, the Sakura show will have vendors selling their koi... Looking forward to see you Mitch.

I am NOT so sure whether it is a lucky for us to live around many high end koi dealers here in NorCal... But I will tell you in the next 10 years how lucky we are to live here;-))

[dinh]

Here is the Quinlan Community Center address for Sakura Young Koi Show:

Quinlan Community Center
10185 N. Stelling
Cupertino, CA 95014

Here is Quinlan Community Center weblink for more info:
http://www.cupertino.org/city_govern...nter/index.asp

[MikeM]

Nifty to have it as part of a cherry blossom festival. (I wish we had a Japanese festival in Orlando.) That should help in getting publicity and public attendance.