‘Taste the Nations’ returns Sept. 18

Posted 9/10/19

Area residents are invited to “Taste the Nations” with Northwest College Intercultural Programs during the popular annual event, which features an evening of Latin American cuisine and …

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‘Taste the Nations’ returns Sept. 18

Attendees at last year’s Taste the Nations event learn more about the cultures of Northwest College’s international students prior to the start of dinner. Tickets remain available for this year’s event, set for Sept. 18.

Photo courtesy Northwest College

NWC students Gabriel Pribylova (left) and Maria Yalovets (right), both from Russia, pose for a photo with Harriet Bloom-Wilson.

Photo courtesy Northwest College

Posted Tuesday, September 10, 2019 10:10 am

Area residents are invited to “Taste the Nations” with Northwest College Intercultural Programs during the popular annual event, which features an evening of Latin American cuisine and wine to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. The event gets underway Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 6 p.m. in the Yellowstone Building Conference Center.

Individual tickets are $50 each, and those interested in attending are encouraged to RSVP by Wednesday, Sept. 11, by calling 307-754-6034 or visiting https://51222.thankyou4caring.org/taste-the-nations.

Proceeds from the event will help support the Global Passport Partners program, which helps fund international student scholarships and NWC student travel.

Guests will enjoy a three-course dinner in the company of students from different countries throughout the world. Throughout the event, students will share information about their cultures through table displays, demonstrations and lively conversation.

The menu includes assorted appetizers, locro de papa (potato soup), arroz con pollo (chicken with rice) and capirotada (Mexican bread pudding). Those who prefer a vegetarian entrée can make arrangements by calling 307-754-6034.