Join Esther M. Choi, artist and author of Le Corbuffet, Iris Moon, curator of Monstrous Beauty, and Natasha Pickowicz, dessert chef and author of More than Cake, in a conversation […]
A stand up show and solo act in one, How to Embarrass Your Immigrant Parents is a biting and irreverent storytelling experience that explores a pertinent universal theme: wanting to […]
Join GEMS for a talk on Korean Pop Culture Beyond Asia: Race and Reception (edited by David Oh and Benjamin Han). The Research Center for the Study of Gender, Media, and Sexuality (GEMS) in the Department of Communications, Drama, and Film at the University of Exeter invites you to a book talk on Korean Pop […]
Well-being is an intrinsic part of every human being. It’s not something you need to develop or strive for- it already exists within you. Even in moments of stress, overwhelm, or anxiety, there’s an unshakable well-being beneath it all. In this workshop, we’ll guide you in uncovering your inner peace, clarity, and resilience so that […]
Ashley, an Asian American high schooler, faces race, gender and class challenges as a basketball prodigy. Home Court is the coming-of-age story of Ashley Chea, a Cambodian American basketball prodigy in Southern California whose life intensifies as recruitment heats up. As she overcomes injury as well as racial and class differences between her home and […]
Join Peter Som and Chef Doron Wong for an exclusive dinner at Nom Wah Test Kitchen with family style dishes inspired by his new cookbook Nom Wah Test Kitchen x Peter Som Date: Wed Mar 19 2025 Time: 6:00 PM Seating & 8:15 PM Seating Location: 10 Kenmare St Nom Wah Test Kitchen presents an […]
Come celebrate the launch of American Fever & River East, River West paperbacks with us in Brooklyn! Welcome to the American Fever & River East, River West Paperback Launch Party! Join us at BARZAKH• CAFÉ for a night of celebration as we introduce our latest paperback releases. Meet the authors, mingle with fellow readers, enjoy […]
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we highlight the accomplishments of Anjali Sud, CEO of Tubi, America’s most watched free TV and movie streaming service. Hear about her successful career, […]
We will celebrate Wong’s enduring impact on American visual storytelling, including his contributions to the beloved Disney classic Bambi. Can’t attend in person? Join us online. The Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) invites you to an insightful conversation with Karen Fang, Professor of English at the University of Houston, film scholar, cultural critic, and […]
We invite you to join SAJA, the South Asian Journalists Association, members, and broader community, for an Iftar dinner and good conversation in recognition of Ramadan. SAJA is back for our annual Iftar event! This year, join our board, group members, and greater community for an intimate dedicated to good food, great conversation, spirituality, and […]
Calling all organizers looking to scale their practice! A4 and MoCADA are pleased to present a talk with Kei Williams, founding member of Black Lives Matter New York City. Kei will be sharing about their decentralized framework and approach to scaling their organizing practice as an activist at the intersections of race, climate, and gender. […]
Join World's Borough Bookstore and AAWW for a celebration of Wenzhou Street Sonnets by Mila Jao Barry, featuring Stine An! Join the Asian American Writers' Workshop and World's Borough Bookstore for a celebration of Wenzhou Street Sonnets by Mila Jao Barry, featuring Stine An! Mila Jao Barry is a poet, hand-cut printmaker, and community arts […]