The Co-Host for the Septembers’ Denver Happy Hour is Lucase Wang, Medical Director, NewScience MD (Anti-Aging & Hormone Replacement Specialist). I met Lucase about a year ago at a Wine Tasting Party. He’s become a good friend. If you haven’t met Lucase already, you must meet him. He has one of those magnetic personalities and one of the friendliest guys you will ever meet J
Please join us on Thursday, September 8th
Denver Happy Hour is the way you want networking to be. Here's the Concept. A New Co-Host(s) & Bar/Restaurant Once a Month. Free Appetizers and Happy Hour Cocktails from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. A Great way to meet new people, catch up with friends, and Explore Denver. It's the Best Excuse to mingle during the week. www.denverhh.com
The Ninth Door (1808 Blake)
1808 Blake Street, Denver, CO 80202
303-292-2229
www.the9thdoor.com
Complimentary Appetizers
Happy Hour Specials
5:30pm to 7:30pm
Co-Host for the Night:
+ Lucase Wang
Lucase Wang, MD
Medical Director, NewScience MD
drwang@newsciencemd.com 303-741-2285
Lucase Wang is the medical director of NewScience MD, and Hormone Replacement Specialist
NewScience MD, Inc. provides patients with a multi-level approach to Anti-Aging. While offering the whole body benefits of Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy, we pair aesthetic skin care treatments such as peels, microdermabrasion, dermal fillers, and botox to help you achieve the most optimal outcome. In addition, we offer naturopathic approach to various chronic medical conditions. All consults and procedures are done by highly trained medical professionals, and are specially individualized to your needs.
Lucase Wang, M.D.
Medical Director/Hormone Replacement Specialist
NewScience MD, Inc
7901 E. Belleview Ave., Ste 200
Englewood, CO 80111
(303) 741-2285
+ More About The 9th Door
1808 Blake Street Denver CO 80202
303-292-2229
Open: Mon-Fri: 4:30pm - Close, Sat & Sun: 5pm - Close
www.the9thdoor.com
On Spain's Costa del Sol, located between Malaga and Marbella, sits a quiet little mountain village called Mijas.
During the summer of 1969, after having been made famous by James Michener's novel The Drifters, Mijas had become an expatriate community of writers and poets. On lazy afternoons, these expats would gather at their favorite bar - one without a name, recognizable only by the number nine that was carved into the door.
Behind the 9th door, they would imbibe on the local wine and brandy and share the tapas of the house, trading stories and reciting poetry to the local women until the early hours of the morning.
