The Chinese Kung-Fu Wu-Su Association will be holding it's annual demonstration on Sunday, November 16th. Visitors are encouraged to buy tickets in advance for reduced pricing and to ensure availability.

The Temple's annual dinner celebrating the Chinese New Year will be held in the Spring of 2009.

The Chinese Kung-Fu Wu-Su Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the teaching and preservation of the traditional Chinese martial arts. Kung-Fu Wu-Su was fostered by the legendary Yellow Emperor, Huángdì, more than 4,000 years ago and has been perpetuated by practioners in the Wŭdāng, Kōngtóng, Kūnlún, and Yellow Mountain regions, the Éméi Mountain Monastery and the renowned warrior-monks of the Shàolín Temple for centuries.

Grandmaster Alan Lee (), a Tiānchí () Daoist priest and Kung-Fu Wu-Su grandmaster, has long been recognized as a patriarch of the Chinese arts in the West and a pioneer in the teaching of those arts to Westerners. He is the driving force behind a system which effectively blends the traditions of the ancient East with the vibrancy of the awakening West.

The Association is a community of men, women and children who range in age from 7 to 75 and are committed to the cultivation of mind, body and spirit. They pursue this through Grandmaster Lee's unique combination of classical Kung-Fu Wu-Su, qìgōng, nèigōng and wàigōng, as well as Daoist and Buddhist meditation techniques.

The teachings of the Chinese Kung-Fu Wu-Su Temple emphasize the development of the complete kung-fu person, concentrating on both aspects of qì () development: combat and healing. Grandmaster Lee, Master Rivera, Master Thomas and their students welcome the community's interest and encourage you to visit.