The Marriot DTC was the scene of the old and new teaming up for a sensational talent show, April 30. The stage show benefitted Bessie’s Hope, formerly known as Rainbow Bridge. The Denver nonprofit raises the quality of life for nursing home/assisted living elders and mentors with various youth groups. more...
A duet that’s a big hit Young and old pair up through program noteworthy for its passion The Denver Post: April 7, 2009
By George Plaven
Two talented players sat at a black piano Monday afternoon at the Briarwood Health Care Center, Separated by 80 years and brought together by their passion for music. At first, it was 11-year-old Amy Zhou who played while 91-year-old Joseph Svozil Jr. watched with admiration from his wheelchair. When she finished, a wide smile swept across his face. They didn’t call him Jolly Joe for nothing...
Intergenerational Idols to benefit Bessie's Hope, April 30 The Villager: April 23, 2009
SUBMITTED BY LINDA HOLLOWAY
The 2009 Intergenerational Idol’s event to benefit the work of Bessie’s Hope will be happening in metro Denver on Thursday, April, 30, at the Marriott DTC, 4900 S. Syracuse St. Silent Auction and reception begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by gourmet dinner with wine; and topped of with the incredible Intergenerational Idols show. Performers must be older than 65 or younger than 18 years of age.