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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, March 20-22, 2013 A-9 The Park Record Courchevel welcomes students THE NEW Park City Culinary Institute Presents By TINA QUAYLE President Courchevel Sister City Association Park City and Courchevel, a ski resort town in France, adopted each othersas sister cities in the 1980s. Part of the relationship includes a visit by Park City High School students which occurs every two years. Over winter break this year, 19 students and six adults visited Courchevel for 10 days of cultural exchange. Each student was matched with a French student and hosted by a French family for the entire time. The schedule was nonstop with students skiing the largest connected ski area in the world, Les Trois Vallees, an overnight in a ski refuge, a shopping spree in Annecy, a sampling of regional cuisine, sledding, bowling, and ice skating. As Park City High School's French teacher Monsieur Bernard Rizzotto said, "The discovery of those gigantic mountains and breathtaking landscapes as well as the cultural and linguistic gains that my students displayed are only some of the benefits. Most importantly, it is the relationship that they developed with their new families and friends, which they will carry in their hearts for the rest of their lives." The exchange program is ex- "Even better than a day of powder skiing!" - Dr. Alan Wagner, Virginia 14 out of 15 say they will definitely take another class "The best guest experience" - Jim Phillipson, Australia Advanced Techniques for Sushi and Sashimi Whether you already roll your own sushi, or just take good notes at the bar, Chef Yu Yamamoto from Montage Deer Valley has some surprises for you. Learn what the fishmongers, and even most sushi restaurants don't tell you. See why the knife you're using doesn't create the same results you get dining out. Learn the tricks of the trade. 6pm Thursday, March 21 $85 Top 10 San Francisco courtesty of Tina Quayle Park City High School students pose on a scenic bridge in Courchevel, France. panding with this winter's group the largestto have conducted an exchange with Courchevel. In addition, Park City High School hosted its first-ever French student Leo Coquard for a quarter and an American student Nicole Reese is currently going to school in Moutiers. With the French dual-immersion program underway in Park City's elementary schools the group anticipates that the exchange program will continue to grow. Exchange program participant Francesca Durham said, "As a student at Park City High School I'm very fortunate to be able to be involved with the Courchevel Exchange Program. By visiting Courchevel this February, it expanded my comprehension and speaking in the French language, as well as opening me up to a whole new culture. Staying with a French correspondent showed me how different French family routines were compared to my own fam- ily. Not only did I get to learn more about the language and the culture itself, I was able to make friendships with the French students, as well as getting closer with my own peers from PCHS. The trip to Courchevel was one of the most exciting and beneficial trips that I've been on and I would recommend any student taking French or interested in taking French to participate in this exchange in 2015." For more information call Tina Quayle (435) 640-8001. Local Mission Eatery and Local's Corner are the only seafood restaurants in San Francisco to source all of their food locally. Local's Corner got a 3-Star review in the San Francisco Chronicle, was named Top 10 New Restaurant, and got Michelin recommended in its first year. Demonstration and Workshop with Chef Jake Des Voignes and Yaron Milgrom. 6pm Saturday, March 23 $85 6pm Sunday, March 24 $85 Go Gluten Free Whether you want to lose weight or just feel better, you don't want to give up your favorite foods. Learn how to go gluten free without the sacrifice, with the expert on naturally gluten free foods, Houman Gohary, Chef & Owner of Instant Karma. 6pm Thursday March 28 $85 All March Classes will take place at Temple Har Shalom In April we move to the Deer Valley Club Sake and Wine Pairings will be offered to those over 21 Seats are limited ~ Register now! Park City Students Explore Tetons Middle School ers spend a week studying science Submitted by Teton Science Schools Twenty-six middle school students traveled from Park City to Jackson Hole on March 4 for a week of outdoor exploration. The students, from Treasure Mountain Junior High School, stayed at the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools and spent the week skiing and learning in Grand Teton Na- FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER: (435) 659-5075 • WWW.PCCULINARY.COM PARKCITYCULINARYINSTITUTE.COM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT VACATION RENTALS by Summit services p a r k : c i t y E v e r y t h i n g Yo u r P r o p e r t y N e e d s ! PARKRECORD.COM Project Management :: Concierge Services Please see Students, A-18 435.531.2248 S u m m i t S e r v i c e s P a r k C i t y. c o m Roughing It? Every day, in print, online and by mobile, the Park Record delivers a highly loyal and engaged audience. To put the Park Record to work for you, contact your advertising representative 435.649.9014 Not Quite Come & Discover "Glamping" at Beautiful Blue Sky Ranch RANCH Support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society on March 22, because 1 in 300 Utahns has MS, a disease that stops people from moving. Gallery Mar (6-8 p.m. at 436 Main St, Park City) • 10% of art sales also to support the Society "Glamping" is the term used for glamorous camping. Fall asleep under the stars in our Blue Sky Antelope Yurt. Enjoy the panoramic views of the Wasatch and Unita Mountains. To compliment your stay , you can choose from an assortment of guided adventures from horseback riding to trap shooting. Cook your own meals or receive "yurt service", "Nature served on a silver platter". Blue Sky Ranch, just minutes from Park City, sits on over 3,300 acres of mountain peaks, rolling meadows and scenic canyons, creating the perfect setting for year round outdoor recreation. Blue Sky Ranch, The Total Mountain Experience! Gracie's (5-7 p.m. at 326 S West Temple, Salt Lake City) • a percentage of sales to benefit the Society Come enjoy friends and learn more about multiple sclerosis and what's being done to help those affected including critical research, and local programs and services for people in our community. Call for reservations: 435.336.2646 bluesky-adventures.com |
