Yesterday evening's Tarik Time, sponsored by the Tigray Community of Colorado, was a truly remarkable celebration of the founders of the Denver-Axum Sister Cities partnership. The evening was hosted at Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library was filled with history, storytelling, and appreciation for a connection that has flourished...
In 1996, Denver’s commitment to international friendship took physical form with the dedication of City of Axum Park, a testament to the enduring bond between Denver and Axum, Ethiopia. Thanks to Former Mayor Wellington Webb’s visionary leadership, this park became more than just a green space—it became...
Every year, the ECDC African Community Center hosts an extraordinary event that welcomes Denver's newest refugee and immigrant community members by sharing an evening of food, friendship, and dancing. This year marks the 19th Annual Refugee First Thanksgiving, and we are thrilled the Denver Sister Cities Axum Committee...
Every year, Denver Sister Cities International has the immense honor of celebrating Ashenda at City of Axum Park.
On August 26, 2024, Denver took another significant step in celebrating cultural diversity and honoring the rich heritage of the Tigrayan community. Councilwoman Shontel Lewis, representing District 8, introduced Proclamation No. 24-1112.
This evening was a powerful reminder of the impact of collaboration and the shared vision of building stronger, more connected communities.