Posted on18 January 2010. Tags: 2010, 2010 winter olympics, german house, vancouver bc
During the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games, the Vancouver Rowing Club in Stanley Park will be transforming into the Saxony House. Be sure to drop by this free pavilion to experience the Olympics in true Saxon style! You’ll have the opportunity to watch the games, meet medal winners, listen to live music and enjoy traditional German food and drinks.
The Vancouver Rowing Club will transform its 19th century aura into a glittering Saxony House, offering magnificent views of Burrard Inlet and Downtown Vancouver. What better place to exhibit the prowess of Saxony’s art, culture and booming economy, its sports and the innovative drive of Saxon inventors!
The Saxony House is open free to the public, February 12th – 28th, from 12:00pm- 2:00am.
There is plenty of low-cost metered parking during the day. Parking is free after 6 pm.
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Nadia - who has written 20 posts on Vancouver Access 2010.
Nadia Aly is armed with a Masters of Digital Media from the Centre for Digital Media in Vancouver BC. This program is a result of joint collaboration between University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, Emily Carr Institute and BCIT. She is a Social Media Addict and is passionate about the internet and the possibilities it offers to change the world.
For the last 6 years while she worked her way through school, Nadia founded properties like PeopleVancouver.com, s0cialmedia.com, built widgets for BC Tourism and has served as the Social Media Manager for several clients. She also serves on the Board for Woodward’s Community Digital Media Centre (www.CreativeTechnology.org), a not- for- profit organization focused on equipping the underprivileged with technical skills -to name just a few of her endeavors.
During the games she will be covering plenty of different experiences.
Currently she works as an Online Community Manager at Microsoft.
Nadia co-developed VancouverAccess2010.com with Robert Scales.
She was responsible for the web development of this website until March 1st 2010.
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