The Joy of Sake returns to New York on April 30 with 492 different labels from throughout Japan and the U.S. available for tasting. Sake-themed appetizers from top New York […]
The Cantonese & Toisan Contributions & Language Exhibit taking place at Sour Mouse NYC in Chinatown May 1 to 2. This exhibit will highlight the cultural and historical contributions of Cantonese and Toisan communities, aiming to preserve the language. This venue has a fun bar, game hall and food! May 1 - 6:30pm to 9pm […]
The theme of this year's Talking Taiwan Gala is Celebrating Taiwanese Women in Music with the musical talents of: Zen Micheline Hung, age 15 (Piano Prodigy, Composer, and Animal Activist), who started playing piano at three, and earned her first honor at age six. When she was in the sixth grade her piano playing was […]
Local bestselling author Kat Cho launches Gods & Comics with a special panel discussion to kickoff AANHPI month, for ages 12 and up! Book Launch (and Panel Discussion): Kat Cho […]
Exploring the history, development, and impact of Vietnamese dual language bilingual education (DLBE) programs in five U.S. states.
Join us for a free papermaking workshop on Saturday, May 2! Come to Resist Recycle Regenerate’s papermaking workshop on Saturday, May 2 at Chatham Square Library (33 East Broadway)! The […]
Join CAPA and Potluck Asian America for a fun-filled day of music, skate, food, and community engagement at Gotham Park's fourth annual Community Block Party! In light of May being […]
Kissena Park, Flushing, NY Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with NYC Parks! From a living fossil to a species nearly extinct in the wild, explore the Asian origins and cultural uses of Flushing's magnificent street trees. Location: 164th Street and Oak Avenue in Kissena Park Cost: Free Registration: Registration not required. Event Organizer: NYC […]
Design a one-of-a-kind hand fan using the ancient Chinese art of floating lacquer! Learn this rare heritage technique alongside elements of Join 7s Art for an immersive DIY Workshop where you’ll discover the traditional Chinese craft of 漂漆 (floating lacquer)—a centuries-old technique that transforms simple surfaces into flowing works of art. Led by artist Kevin […]
A conversation with three novelists whose books look at the risks and possibilities of protest, and life under repressive governments.Protest Novels: Repression, Dissent, and ResistanceThis is a free event, but registration is required.What can novels tell us about the confrontation between freedom and autocracy? What does heroism look like in our daily lives—at home and […]
“The Paradox of Seabrook Farms: Shattered Dreams, Restored Hopes” Saturday, May 2nd at 2pm JAA-NY 49 W. 45th St. NYC, 5th floor. Co-sponsored by JAA NY, JACL-NY, and ZAJA NYC. Due to popular demand, we are hosting a free encore screening of "Paradox of Seabrook Farms", the moving and complex story of Seabrook Farms in New Jersey where 2,500 Japanese Americans worked […]
A conversation on the craft of using humor to take on life's messiest moments.Laughing Through It: Dark Humor and the NovelThis is a free event, but registration is required.Writing a funny novel might be the hardest trick in fiction, but these writers make it look easy. Join Katie Yee and Benedict Nguyễn for a discussion […]