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SUMMARY:First Light: AAPI Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:VCS is excited about the First Light: AAPI Film Festival! To kick the event off\, we are excited to announce five featured films screening on Saturday\, September 26th ✨ \n📅 Oct. 18 at 3:00 PM\n📍telos.haus at 303 Ten Eyck St \n🎬 First Winter\nDirected by Schantelle Alonzo (@Mishipiku)\nÁngel is a newly arrived immigrant who is experiencing his first winter in Chicago. The film follows his realization of what it may mean to be away from home for a very long time. \n🎬 Wedding Flowers\nDirected by Madeleine Tran (@weddingflowersfilm @Madeleinetraan)\nA begrudgingly adept family outcast and her overbearing mother struggle to find connection as their family reunites for a wedding celebration. Forced into close proximity\, mother and daughter clash over responsibility\, resentment\, and the roles they have been unable to escape. Set against the intimacy of a Vietnamese-American wedding\, the film explores the quiet loneliness that can exist between a mother and a daughter\, even while surrounded by family. \n🎬 ANALOG\nDirected by Sanjeev Kumar (@sanjeev0417)\nAs Aditya navigates the demands of his career\, his relationships with his wife\, Lakshmi\, and their daughter\, Mithra\, unravel in the face of his neglect. Through a series of haunting voicemails and poignant memories\, Aditya is forced to confront the consequences of his actions and reckon with the passage of time. \n🎬 Midnight Fiction\nDirected by Gino Click (@nottoosweetfilms @ginobot)\nA starry-eyed dreamer wins a trip to the moon. \n🎬 Silver Needle\nDirected by J Wang (@jsmwang)\nAfter moving to China from New Zealand\, two sisters try to adjust to their new ballet class\, only to find that the teacher has an unusual teaching method. \nCome watch\, support\, and celebrate these filmmakers as they take their first steps into the industry. ✨The festival is split into two program throughout the day A & B. More details to come about films featured in both! Tickets are available for either or both program. \n​Block A Showing starts at 3:30\n​First Winter dir. Schantelle Alonzo \n​Wedding Flowers dir. Madeleine Tran \n​ANALOG dir. Sanjeev Kumar \n​Piña Colada dir. Yu Yang \n​Silver Needle dir. J Wang \n​MIDNIGHT FICTION dir. Gino Glick \n​We Grow in the Cracks and the Crevices of the Concrete dir. Elan Nguyen \n​The Pink Funeral dir. Iven Tu \n​Block B Showing starts at 5:30\n​Come Home dir. Katelyn Park \n​VISA dir. Chi Tran \n​TAEMONG dir. Sophia Lim \n​To My Unnie dir. Hosan Kim Shin \n​Enshrine dir. Dani Ha \n​Mùa Xuân Của Mẹ (Mother’s Spring) dir. Trâm Anh Nguyễn \n​Goodbye Party dir. Sophia Lou + Nathan Pearson First Light:
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/first-light-film-festival/
LOCATION:telos.haus\, 303 Ten Eyck St.\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11206\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film
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SUMMARY:Ship Shaped: Play a TTRPG with Counterspell at Welcome to Chinatown
DESCRIPTION:​​Join the Counterspell Games pop-up at Welcome to Chinatown for a night of adventure! Your mission:
Board an impossible flying ship and join a ragtag crew to save the capitol city before it’s too late! \n​If you love in-person games\, role-playing as characters\, and exploring new places in a science-fantasy world\, you’ll love the theme of this Daggerheart compatible adventure.​ All player levels welcome. \nMore than you ever expected from a one-shot adventure \n​✨ We’ll have everything you need to play\, from dice\, to printed character sheets. We also limit our table sizes to create a more cozy\, living-room like vibe! \n​⭐️ Our warm and welcoming GMs will guide players through every moment\, helping you step into our original world setting of Riftsong. \n​🌟 Our sessions are always human made\, and crafted new each month. From the writing\, to the handmade miniature sets\, the 3D printed and hand painted minis\, escape room-like game puzzles\, and the hand-drawn character art\, our events are proudly low-tech! \nWhat you’ll experience at a Counterspell Game Session: \n\n\n​A completely original story\, all in one sitting. Our adventures are finely-tuned “one-shots” – deeply satisfying plot arcs that are completable in one session. And because it’s all driven by the people at your table\, no two games are ever the same. \n\n\n​Explore Riftsong\, our vast\, original cosmic fantasy setting. From space fairing mages to gritty brass laden machine guilds\, musical weaponry and ancestry woven as scarves\, flying sheep and amphibious wolves\, Riftsong is a space of endless possibilities. \n\n\n​Choose your hero\, tell their story. We’ve built a cast of diverse and intriguing playable characters to suit your desired game experience. Each comes complete with a deep backstory that interlocks with the wider lore of Riftsong\, signature equipment & weapons\, and unique abilities. \n\n\n​Make new friends IRL! All of our events are completely in person\, with no screens. Take a break from notifications and doomscrolling\, meet new people\, and share a creative experience.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/ship-shaped-play-a-ttrpg-with-counterspell-at-welcome-to-chinatown/
LOCATION:Welcome to Chinatown\, 115 Bowery\, New York\, NY\, 10002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Games
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SUMMARY:Crafting Mini Dimsum Dough Figurines with Master Ye Xun
DESCRIPTION:[Sunday\, October 18\, Session 1: 1-2:30pm\, and Session 2: 3:30-5pm] \nLearn the techniques of Chinese dough sculpting (known as mianren 面人 or miansu 面塑) with master artist Mr. Ye Xun. This folk art dates back 2\,000 years to the Han Dynasty. \nIn celebration of Chinatown Arts Week\, Mr. Ye\, our dough figurine artist from Chinatown Nights\, will teach you how to make your own miniature dimsum–an iconic Chinatown meal\, out of clay using techniques from this traditional craft. \nThis is a family-friendly event! Children 10+ are welcome with a ticket and must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult. Every person attending this event must have their own ticket. Children must remain under their trusted adult’s supervision at all times. We appreciate your help in maintaining a calm and professional environment for all our guests! For children under 10 and special requests\, please contact us. \nSliding Scale tickets start at $25\, Sustaining rate tickets: $35
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/crafting-mini-dimsum-dough-figurines-with-master-ye-xun/
LOCATION:Think!Chinatown\, 1 Pike Street\, New York\, NY\, 10002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Workshop
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SUMMARY:TTRPG Workshop: New Player 101 with Counterspell Games
DESCRIPTION:Interested in playing tabletop roleplaying games (TTRPGs) like Dungeons & Dragons\, but not sure where to start? Join Counterspell Games and Behind the Screen for an interactive how to play workshop! \nLearn directly from Chris Vicari\, an author\, educator\, and professional DM with years of experience both running games and teaching game theory\, alongside Counterspell Founder Marnie Williams Noble\, an avid TTRPG player\, and experienced improviser. \n​You’ll leave the session with increased confidence when dropping into a one-shot game\, joining a friend’s campaign\, or even trying your hand at becoming a future DM/GM! \n☕️ Bonus roll: Josiah Forgath will be our tavern keeper extraordinaire\, providing fresh and unique coffee brews to keep your energy going throughout the workshop. \n​What you’ll learn in this workshop: \n​While TTRPGs span many systems\, we will be focusing our interactive materials primarily on Dungeons & Dragons. \n​⭐️ Real-world advice for new players\, from choosing dice to filling out a character sheet\, to role-playing and more. \n​⭐️ The rule of cool for approaching TTRPGs\, how to let scenes breathe\, and how to move past the fear of playing something new! \n​⭐️ Practical skills for approaching a game\, understanding of how campaigns work\, and more. \n​📖 Get access to tips and guidance that inspired Chris Vicari’s new book\, Behind the Screen: A Dungeon Master’s Guide to Crafting Campaigns\, releasing December 2026. \nThere will be some light improv! \n​🌟 You will be asked to try out different approaches to in-game role-play\, so that you can find the player style you’re most comfortable with. Expect some small group work. Don’t worry\, you won’t be put on the spot unless you volunteer! When in doubt\, bring a friend along with you! 🙂
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/ttrpg-workshop-new-player-101-with-counterspell-games/
LOCATION:Welcome to Chinatown\, 115 Bowery\, New York\, NY\, 10002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Games
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SUMMARY:Little Manila Parade and Block Party
DESCRIPTION:This Filipino American History Month\, our office\, in partnership with the Office of Queens Borough President Donovan Richards\, Woodside on the Move\, Bright Spot Community Development Center\, the National Federation of Filipino American Associations New York State Chapter\, and Filipino American National Historical Society Metro New York Chapter\, is proud to host the first-ever Filipino American History Month Little Manila Parade & Block Party in Woodside\, Queens! \n📅 Sunday\, October 18\, 2026\n🕛 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM\n📍 Parade: 65-01 37th Avenue\, Woodside\, NY 11377\n📍 Block Party: 70th Street between Roosevelt Avenue & 41st Avenue \nThe celebration will kick off with a parade beginning at General Hart Playground\, followed by an all-day block party along 70th Street between Roosevelt Avenue and 41st Avenue\, right by the corner of the Little Manila Avenue sign. \nExpect a full day of live music\, performances\, food\, community resources\, cultural and historical programming\, and much more as we come together to celebrate Filipino American history and community in the heart of Little Manila. \nFor now\, save the date and stay tuned! More information is coming soon on how to join the parade\, become an event co-sponsor\, perform\, volunteer\, participate as a community organization or vendor\, and more. \nFor event questions or inquiries\, please email ad30@nyassembly.gov or call our district office at (718) 651-3185.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/little-manila-parade-and-block-party/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Festival,Parade
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SUMMARY:NAAP's The Music Man (Concert Version)
DESCRIPTION:NAAP exists to lead in educating\, cultivating\, and stimulating audiences and artists\, current and future\, by showcasing exceptional work by vibrant artists of AANHPI descent. With a uniquely compelling American voice\, NAAP brings Meredith Willson’s Tony Award-winning musical comedy to the concert stage. \n​Wicked\, funny\, warm\, and romantic\, The Music Man follows fast-talking salesman Harold Hill as he cons River City\, Iowa\, into funding a boys’ band he can’t lead\, until he falls for Marian the librarian and finds himself transformed. It’s a story to be shared by every generation.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/naaps-the-music-man-concert-version/
LOCATION:Ailey Citigroup Theater\, 405 W 55th St.\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert
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SUMMARY:NYC South Asian Comedy Festival - Roast Battle
DESCRIPTION:India vs Pakistan vs Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka\n\n\nNew York City’s biggest comedy night of the year just got bigger. Best of NYC opens the world’s largest South Asian comedy festival with two unmissable experiences in one ticket: a stand-up comedy showcase featuring breakout South Asian comedians\, followed by a South Asian dance party with two live DJs spinning Bollywood\, hip-hop\, and Desi club anthems until 1 AM. \n📸 Step & repeat photo wall on-site — get your red carpet moment before the show or out on the dance floor. \nWhether you’re coming for the comedy show or staying for the nightclub-style after-party\, this is the only Opening Night happening in Manhattan that gives you both — top-tier South Asian stand-up comedy and one of NYC’s most anticipated South Asian party nights\, all under one roof. \n🎭 The Comedy Lineup (7:30 PM – 9:00 PM): \n🎙️ Host: Ali Mehedi – CBC Canada\, Halifax Comedy Festival\, New York Comedy Festival\, Laughing Lassi Producer🎤 Ayanna Dookie — HBO\, 2 Dope Queens\, Writer for Wild ‘N Out🎤 Bhavik Patel — Philly-based comic & host of the podcast “TheBhavCast”🎤 Shounak Vale — NYC comedian & Forbes Top 12 AAPI Comics to Watch🎤 Shenuque Tissera — New York Comedy Festival\, Sold-Out NYC Show “Token White Guy Show”\, HBO Max Writer & Performer🎤 Maryam Prinzi — NYC Stand-Up Comedian | Music Artist as “Prinzi”🎤 Vik Pandya — Billboard Top 10 comedy album artist & Dry Bar Comedy Special star🌟 Headliner: Gauri B — International Touring Comedian\, Viral Stand-Up Creator\, Melbourne & UK Comedy Circuit \n🪩 The After-Party (9:30 PM – 1:00 AM):Two DJs. One dance floor. NYC’s South Asian party scene takes over Loft 23 the moment the mics go down. Think less “comedy club afterglow\,” more South Asian nightclub experience — Bollywood\, Punjabi\, Afrobeats\, and hip-hop all night long. \nThis is Night One of three nights of the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival — New York’s first\, and the world’s largest\, South Asian comedy festival. 21+ event. Tickets on sale now. Tickets are limited and early bird pricing is available now — once it’s gone\, prices go up\, so grab your seat before this one sells out. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHere’s the festival-level SEO description\, adapted for the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival as a whole (not Laughing Lassi specifically): \nNYC South Asian Comedy Festival — The Comedy Movement Taking Over New York City\nIn a city known for comedy greatness\, where stages like Comedy Cellar\, Gotham Comedy Club\, New York Comedy Club\, and shows across the West Village\, Greenwich Village\, Times Square\, and Brooklyn define what’s funny\, there is now a movement rising that reflects over a billion people across the globe. \nThat movement is the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival — New York City’s first\, and the world’s largest\, festival dedicated entirely to South Asian stand-up comedy. \nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival brings together Desi\, Indian\, Pakistani\, Bangladeshi\, Sri Lankan\, and South Asian diaspora comedians for three nights across five shows\, in a celebration where identity\, culture\, and comedy collide. It’s not just a festival — it’s a movement. Held across iconic Manhattan venues\, the festival is designed for audiences who crave bold storytelling\, sharp perspective\, and the raw energy of voices that have never had this much stage time in one place before. \nThe festival reflects the momentum of global comedians who have changed the landscape of comedy — Hasan Minhaj\, Andrew Schulz\, Nimesh Patel\, Ali Wong\, Russell Peters\, Vir Das\, Hari Kondabolu\, Zarna Garg\, Jimmy O. Yang\, Aparna Nancherla\, Akaash Singh\, and more. Comedy fans search phrases like “shows like Hasan Minhaj\,” “brown comedy in NYC\,” or “stand-up comedy similar to Russell Peters” — and the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is exactly that DNA\, multiplied across five distinct shows: smart\, multicultural storytelling rooted in immigrant experience and identity. \nWhy This Festival Matters\nMost comedy lineups in Manhattan look the same: similar voices\, similar perspectives\, similar punchlines. \nThis festival is different. \nAcross its five shows\, comedians talk about: \n\nImmigrant parents who negotiate everything\nMarrying outside your culture\nConfusing dating rules in America\nBeing brown in corporate America\nNavigating two identities at once — “American enough” but also “brown enough”\n\nFrom Bollywood jokes to crowd work about spicy food to diaspora humor that hits at your soul\, festival comedians deliver observational humor\, storytelling comedy\, dark humor\, roast comedy\, and clean comedy — depending on which night you choose. \nMany audience members discover the festival while searching: \n\ncomedy near me\nNYC date night ideas\nunique NYC experiences\ncomedy shows tonight NYC\nthings to do in NYC this weekend\nfun things to do in Manhattan\nbest nightlife in NYC\n\nOthers find it while specifically looking for a: \n\nsouth asian comedy festival\nsouth asian standup comedy show\nindian standup comedy show in new york city\npakistani standup comedy show\nbangladeshi standup comedy show\nsri lankan standup comedy show\ndesi standup comedy show in new york city\n\nOr when searching generic NYC entertainment terms: \n\nstandup comedy show\ncomedy festival new york city\nlive standup comedy show in new york city\ncheap comedy tickets new york\nbest comedy show in manhattan\nbest standup comedy festival in new york city\n\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival ranks because it is genuinely what people are searching for. \nNYC Is Ready for This Comedy Era\nNew York City has always been the proving ground of comedy. Every great comedian hustles through Comedy Cellar\, Gotham Comedy Club\, and eventually dreams of headlining iconic venues like Radio City Music Hall — just like the tours of Hasan Minhaj’s The King’s Jester and Act Your Age. \nBut the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival fills a gap that no traditional comedy club or one-off show has fully addressed: a dedicated\, multi-night festival built entirely around South Asian comedic voices. \nFor the first time in NYC\, at this scale: \n\nBrown people are not just the audience.\nBrown comedians are the headliners — across five different shows\, five different formats\, one weekend.\n\nThe laughter in that room hits differently\, because finally the stories being told on stage reflect the people sitting in the crowd. \nMore Than a Festival: It’s a Cultural Touchpoint\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is not just entertainment — it is a cultural gathering. \nSouth Asian humor blends seamlessly with NYC nightlife\, making the festival a go-to destination for: \n\nfriend groups looking for something new\,\ncouples searching for date night ideas NYC\,\nsolo newcomers searching comedy near me\,\ntourists exploring things to do in New York City\,\nSouth Asian singles hoping to connect with their community.\n\nThe festival draws diverse crowds from: \n\nManhattan\nBrooklyn\nQueens\nNew Jersey\nLong Island\nBeyond — comedians and fans traveling in from across the country and internationally\n\nThis is becoming the official South Asian culture event NYC didn’t know it needed. \nA Community That Represents Millions\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is the only festival where an audience member can shout something in Bengali\, Punjabi\, Urdu\, or Tamil — and the comedians on stage actually understand. \nIt’s the only festival where: \n\nA Pakistani comedian roasts an Indian comedian on the same stage\, representing their country in a literal Roast Battle\,\nA Sri Lankan comic and a Bangladeshi comic share a green room before going head-to-head\,\nAn entire night is dedicated to South Asian women redefining what the genre looks like\,\nA family-friendly show proves South Asian comedy works for every generation in the room.\n\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is South Asian comedy with the full range — bold\, raw\, clean\, competitive\, and everything in between. \nWhat Makes the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival SEO-Powerful\nBecause it includes phrases people actively search: \n\ncomedy festival nyc\ncomedy shows nyc\nsouth asian comedy festival\ndesi standup comedy festival new york city\nindian comedians nyc\npakistani comedy show nyc\nbangladeshi comedy show new york\nsri lankan comedy show new york\n\n…and NYC tourism search terms: \n\nlive comedy near times square\nlast minute tickets NYC\ngroup activities NYC\nweekend events NYC\nthings to do in NYC October 2026\n\nThe festival naturally ranks. Search engines connect the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival with high-value keywords like crowd work comedy\, storytelling comedy\, immigrant humor\, diaspora jokes\, multicultural comedy\, and roast battle comedy — helping Google\, Instagram\, YouTube\, TikTok\, and Eventbrite connect the festival with searches for “shows like Hasan Minhaj” or “brown comedy NYC.” \nThe Future of Comedy Has a Festival Now\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is becoming the cultural home for the next generation of comedians — the ones who will headline Netflix specials\, late-night shows\, and eventually sell out Radio City Music Hall. \nBecause the future of comedy is not one voice. It’s many. And for one weekend in October\, they’re all on these stages. \nCall to Action:Follow the journey on Instagram: @ \nCome see the festival that’s redefining comedy in New York City — the one critics and audiences will call:“The biggest South Asian comedy event in the world.”“New York’s first South Asian comedy festival — and it’s about time.” \nTickets are limited. Early bird pricing is available now — and once it’s gone\, prices go up. Five shows. Three nights. One weekend that won’t happen again until next year.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/nyc-south-asian-comedy-festival-roast-battle/
LOCATION:Broadway Comedy Club\, 318 West 53rd Street\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ragas Live Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:“24 hours of uninterrupted\, absolutely incredible music performances" —The New York Times\n\n\nPioneer Works is excited to present the 15th annual Ragas Live Festival featuring 24 hours of transcendent music in the Pioneer Works Main Hall. The entire program will be broadcast live on video at Pioneer Works’ YouTube\, WKCR 89.9 FM in NYC (audio only) and podcast at NYC Radio Live. \nFor the 2026 festival\, more than 50 artists and legendary maestros of the South Asian classical tradition will perform alongside groundbreaking contemporary artists in a musical journey through day and night. \nThe full lineup will be announced on September 9. Early bird tickets will go on sale to the public on Wednesday\, July 22 at 10 AM ET. \nTo have access to the presale\, you must be a PW Member. If you are a member and have not received a code\, please reach out to members@pioneerworks.org to receive an access code to the presale. To become a Member\, please visit this link. \nAbout Ragas Live Festival \nRagas Live Festival was born as an in-studio radio broadcast at Columbia University’s radio station\, WKCR\, in 2012 and immediately gained a global listening audience. The annual presentation of 50-70 musicians\, and its expansive presentation of music inspired by the Indian classical tradition\, became central to a musical movement that The New York Times\, The New Yorker\, NPR\, and others have called “The Raga Renaissance.” The event first left the studio and became a live\, in-person broadcast in 2016 at Pioneer Works\, where it has since grown a passionate following. \nThe event is inspired by raga\, the classical music tradition from South Asia\, where specific modes harmonize with the moods and energy of particular times of day\, such as sunrise\, sunset\, or the darkest hours of the night. Master musicians from the raga tradition are presented alongside legends in ambient music\, minimalism\, jazz\, and global traditions. \nRagas Live Festival is produced by Pioneer Works in collaboration with NYC Radio Live\, with the support of The Society for Arts and Culture of South Asia (Palo Alto) and The 4J Family Foundation. \nCommunity Partners: AHT Productions\, Brooklyn Raga Massive\, People of Rhythm Productions. Ragas Live Festival is sponsored\, in part\, by the Greater New York Arts Development Fund of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs\, administered by Brooklyn Arts Council as well as the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/ragas-live-festival-2026/
LOCATION:Pioneer Works\, 159 Pioneer Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
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SUMMARY:NYC South Asian Comedy Festival - Brown Unhinged
DESCRIPTION:The unhinged comedy show where explore some taboo topics.\n\n\nNo filter. No apologies. Brown Unhinged is the rawest\, most uncensored night of the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival — bringing the boldest South Asian comedians to the iconic Broadway Comedy Club stage in the heart of Manhattan. \nStep & repeat photo wall on-site — strike a pose before you take your seat. \nThis is stand-up comedy stripped of the polish: edgy\, unapologetic\, and unmistakably South Asian. If Opening Night was the warm welcome\, Brown Unhinged is where the gloves come off. \nThe Lineup:🎙️ Host: Sandeep Sen – NY Times\, 2× Comedy Fight Club Champion\, NYC Club Comic🎤 Pallavi Gunalan – Dropout TV\, SF Sketchfest\, New York Comedy Festival\, Kill Tony🎤 Sunil Mashari — Dubai-based comedian and one of the UAE comedy circuit’s leading hosts🎤 Dimitri Wejaysingher — NYC comic tackling race\, identity\, and social commentary\, Harlem Comedy Festival alum🎤 Fizaa Dosani – Netflix Is A Joke Festival\, ABC/FX/Netflix credits\, NYT-featured touring comedy show🎤 Piyali Syam — NYC actor/writer\, Today Show–featured comic and PIT SoloCom Festival performer🎤 Ali Mehedi – CBC Canada\, Halifax Comedy Festival\, New York Comedy Festival\, Laughing Lassi Producer🌟 Headliner: TBA \nPart of the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival — New York’s first\, and the world’s largest\, South Asian comedy festival\, running October 16–18\, 2026. Recommended for mature audiences. Tickets are limited and early bird pricing is available now. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHere’s the festival-level SEO description\, adapted for the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival as a whole (not Laughing Lassi specifically): \nNYC South Asian Comedy Festival — The Comedy Movement Taking Over New York City\nIn a city known for comedy greatness\, where stages like Comedy Cellar\, Gotham Comedy Club\, New York Comedy Club\, and shows across the West Village\, Greenwich Village\, Times Square\, and Brooklyn define what’s funny\, there is now a movement rising that reflects over a billion people across the globe. \nThat movement is the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival — New York City’s first\, and the world’s largest\, festival dedicated entirely to South Asian stand-up comedy. \nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival brings together Desi\, Indian\, Pakistani\, Bangladeshi\, Sri Lankan\, and South Asian diaspora comedians for three nights across five shows\, in a celebration where identity\, culture\, and comedy collide. It’s not just a festival — it’s a movement. Held across iconic Manhattan venues\, the festival is designed for audiences who crave bold storytelling\, sharp perspective\, and the raw energy of voices that have never had this much stage time in one place before. \nThe festival reflects the momentum of global comedians who have changed the landscape of comedy — Hasan Minhaj\, Andrew Schulz\, Nimesh Patel\, Ali Wong\, Russell Peters\, Vir Das\, Hari Kondabolu\, Zarna Garg\, Jimmy O. Yang\, Aparna Nancherla\, Akaash Singh\, and more. Comedy fans search phrases like “shows like Hasan Minhaj\,” “brown comedy in NYC\,” or “stand-up comedy similar to Russell Peters” — and the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is exactly that DNA\, multiplied across five distinct shows: smart\, multicultural storytelling rooted in immigrant experience and identity. \nWhy This Festival Matters\nMost comedy lineups in Manhattan look the same: similar voices\, similar perspectives\, similar punchlines. \nThis festival is different. \nAcross its five shows\, comedians talk about: \n\nImmigrant parents who negotiate everything\nMarrying outside your culture\nConfusing dating rules in America\nBeing brown in corporate America\nNavigating two identities at once — “American enough” but also “brown enough”\n\nFrom Bollywood jokes to crowd work about spicy food to diaspora humor that hits at your soul\, festival comedians deliver observational humor\, storytelling comedy\, dark humor\, roast comedy\, and clean comedy — depending on which night you choose. \nMany audience members discover the festival while searching: \n\ncomedy near me\nNYC date night ideas\nunique NYC experiences\ncomedy shows tonight NYC\nthings to do in NYC this weekend\nfun things to do in Manhattan\nbest nightlife in NYC\n\nOthers find it while specifically looking for a: \n\nsouth asian comedy festival\nsouth asian standup comedy show\nindian standup comedy show in new york city\npakistani standup comedy show\nbangladeshi standup comedy show\nsri lankan standup comedy show\ndesi standup comedy show in new york city\n\nOr when searching generic NYC entertainment terms: \n\nstandup comedy show\ncomedy festival new york city\nlive standup comedy show in new york city\ncheap comedy tickets new york\nbest comedy show in manhattan\nbest standup comedy festival in new york city\n\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival ranks because it is genuinely what people are searching for. \nNYC Is Ready for This Comedy Era\nNew York City has always been the proving ground of comedy. Every great comedian hustles through Comedy Cellar\, Gotham Comedy Club\, and eventually dreams of headlining iconic venues like Radio City Music Hall — just like the tours of Hasan Minhaj’s The King’s Jester and Act Your Age. \nBut the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival fills a gap that no traditional comedy club or one-off show has fully addressed: a dedicated\, multi-night festival built entirely around South Asian comedic voices. \nFor the first time in NYC\, at this scale: \n\nBrown people are not just the audience.\nBrown comedians are the headliners — across five different shows\, five different formats\, one weekend.\n\nThe laughter in that room hits differently\, because finally the stories being told on stage reflect the people sitting in the crowd. \nMore Than a Festival: It’s a Cultural Touchpoint\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is not just entertainment — it is a cultural gathering. \nSouth Asian humor blends seamlessly with NYC nightlife\, making the festival a go-to destination for: \n\nfriend groups looking for something new\,\ncouples searching for date night ideas NYC\,\nsolo newcomers searching comedy near me\,\ntourists exploring things to do in New York City\,\nSouth Asian singles hoping to connect with their community.\n\nThe festival draws diverse crowds from: \n\nManhattan\nBrooklyn\nQueens\nNew Jersey\nLong Island\nBeyond — comedians and fans traveling in from across the country and internationally\n\nThis is becoming the official South Asian culture event NYC didn’t know it needed. \nA Community That Represents Millions\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is the only festival where an audience member can shout something in Bengali\, Punjabi\, Urdu\, or Tamil — and the comedians on stage actually understand. \nIt’s the only festival where: \n\nA Pakistani comedian roasts an Indian comedian on the same stage\, representing their country in a literal Roast Battle\,\nA Sri Lankan comic and a Bangladeshi comic share a green room before going head-to-head\,\nAn entire night is dedicated to South Asian women redefining what the genre looks like\,\nA family-friendly show proves South Asian comedy works for every generation in the room.\n\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is South Asian comedy with the full range — bold\, raw\, clean\, competitive\, and everything in between. \nWhat Makes the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival SEO-Powerful\nBecause it includes phrases people actively search: \n\ncomedy festival nyc\ncomedy shows nyc\nsouth asian comedy festival\ndesi standup comedy festival new york city\nindian comedians nyc\npakistani comedy show nyc\nbangladeshi comedy show new york\nsri lankan comedy show new york\n\n…and NYC tourism search terms: \n\nlive comedy near times square\nlast minute tickets NYC\ngroup activities NYC\nweekend events NYC\nthings to do in NYC October 2026\n\nThe festival naturally ranks. Search engines connect the NYC South Asian Comedy Festival with high-value keywords like crowd work comedy\, storytelling comedy\, immigrant humor\, diaspora jokes\, multicultural comedy\, and roast battle comedy — helping Google\, Instagram\, YouTube\, TikTok\, and Eventbrite connect the festival with searches for “shows like Hasan Minhaj” or “brown comedy NYC.” \nThe Future of Comedy Has a Festival Now\nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is becoming the cultural home for the next generation of comedians — the ones who will headline Netflix specials\, late-night shows\, and eventually sell out Radio City Music Hall. \nBecause the future of comedy is not one voice. It’s many. And for one weekend in October\, they’re all on these stages. \nCall to Action:Follow the journey on Instagram: @ \nCome see the festival that’s redefining comedy in New York City — the one critics and audiences will call:“The biggest South Asian comedy event in the world.”“New York’s first South Asian comedy festival — and it’s about time.” \nTickets are limited. Early bird pricing is available now — and once it’s gone\, prices go up. Five shows. Three nights. One weekend that won’t happen again until next year.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/nyc-south-asian-comedy-festival-brown-unhinged/
LOCATION:Broadway Comedy Club\, 318 West 53rd Street\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
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SUMMARY:Flowers\, Shadows & Sounds
DESCRIPTION:A unique immersive night of live arts experience unfolding through the windows of the Think!Chinatown Studio. Traditional and contemporary dances\, Cantonese opera\, sizhu 丝竹 (silk and bamboo) instrumental music intertwine with delicate papercut-inspired window installations\, transforming the windows into a living stage of movement\, color\, and sound. \nFeaturing: \nLing Tang — traditional Chinese dance\nBa Ban Chinese Music Society of New York — traditional Chinese instruments\nH.T. Chen & Dance — contemporary dance\nMeeMee Chin & Sau Chun Chung — Cantonese opera\nJennifer Wen Ma — visual collaborator \nABOUT THE ARTISTS: \nLing Tang 湯泠 is a NYC-based dancer\, educator\, and arts manager. With professional training in traditional Chinese and contemporary dance styles\, Ling has performed at many prestigious venues and festivals. She has been awarded a 2021 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship in Folk/Traditional Arts. Ling holds an MA in arts admin from Columbia University\, and a BA in dance and intercultural performing arts from the University of Maryland. \nBa Ban Chinese Music Society of New York 紐約八板中樂團 Founded in 1999\, Ba Ban is dedicated to the preservation\, creation and presentation of Chinese traditional and contemporary performing arts led by pipa virtuoso Zhou Yi 周懿 and bamboo flute master Yimin Miao 繆宜民\, who have performed silk and bamboo music at renowned concert halls around the world. \nH.T. Chen & Dancers 陳學同舞蹈團 is a professional contemporary dance company touring original choreography that speaks to the histories\, complexities\, and living present of the Asian American experience. \nJennifer Wen Ma (1973\, Beijing\, China) is a visual artist who moved to the United States in 1986\, and received her Master of Fine Art degree in 1999 from Pratt Institute\, New York. Ma works and lives between New York and Beijing. Ma’s interdisciplinary practice bridges varied media such as installation\, drawing\, video\, public art\, design\, performance\, and theatre; often bringing together unlikely elements in a single piece\, creating sensitive\, poetic and poignant works. \nMeeMee Chin (陳美美) is a prominent\, well-known Cantonese Opera performer\, organizer\, and teacher based in Manhattan’s Chinatown\, New York. Originally a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) who ran her own local bridal shop\, she pivoted to Cantonese Opera later in life in 2004 to help preserve and support the historic Man Chee Dramatic and Benevolent Association (民智劇社)—one of the oldest opera clubs in Chinatown. \nSau Chun Chung is a respected singer often performining in Manhattan’s Chinatown.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/flowers-shadows-sounds/
LOCATION:Think!Chinatown\, 1 Pike Street\, New York\, NY\, 10002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performance
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SUMMARY:Light Up Diwali 2026
DESCRIPTION:AAPI New Jersey’s Light Up Diwali festival returns to the Montclair Art Museum. This joyous gathering honors the diverse cultural traditions of the South Asian diaspora. \nDiwali\, the festival of lights\, commemorates a triumph of light over darkness and is a time for all to gather and celebrate new beginnings. Spend a magical afternoon enjoying vibrant music and dance performances\, trying your hand at kid-friendly crafts\, and capturing special moments in our photo booth. Visitors will have the opportunity to sit in on book readings by South Asian authors\, learn about South Asian NGOs and Indian textiles\, browse one-of-a-kind goods from local vendors\, and indulge in sweet and savory bites from an array of food trucks. With your ticket you’ll also get an opportunity to explore the galleries at the museum. \nWe hope you will join us for this uplifting day of music\, fun\, food\, and light!
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/light-up-diwali-2026/
LOCATION:Montclair Art Museum\, 3 S Mountain Ave.\, Montclair\, NJ\, 07042\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Gala
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T160000
DTSTAMP:20260927T204129Z
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SUMMARY:4th Annual Korean Culture Day Celebration
DESCRIPTION:🇰🇷 Celebrate Korean Culture at the Gardens! 🇰🇷 \nOn Saturday\, October 17 from 2-4pm\, join us for the 4th Annual Korean Culture Day at Old Westbury Gardens! 🌸 \nSpend the afternoon celebrating the richness and vibrancy of Korean culture with Korean food tastings\, traditional and K-Pop dance performances\, and beautiful live music. \nBring your family and friends and enjoy an afternoon filled with music\, dance\, food\, and community—all surrounded by the beauty of the Gardens. 💕🌿
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/4th-annual-korean-culture-day-celebration/
LOCATION:Old Westbury Gardens\, 68 Old Westbury Road\, Old Westbury\, NY\, 11568\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T160000
DTSTAMP:20260821T135541Z
CREATED:20260821T135240Z
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SUMMARY:Celebrate the Book Launch of "All You Need is Balle Balle" by Sarina Jain
DESCRIPTION:An inspirational memoir that shows readers they have nothing to lose and much to gain by moving to the front of the classroom of life! \n\n\nJoin us for an unforgettable afternoon with Sarina Jain as she celebrates the launch of her debut book\, All You Need Is Balle Balle: How Movement Became My Superpower. \nKnown around the world as the creator of Masala Bhangra®\, Sarina has spent more than 25 years inspiring people of all ages and backgrounds through the joyful fusion of Bhangra\, Bollywood\, and fitness. Her high-energy movement has built a global community rooted in culture\, wellness\, and connection—and now she’s sharing the remarkable story behind it all. \nMore than a book launch\, this is an interactive celebration of resilience\, identity\, and the power of movement. Guests will enjoy a lively conversation with Sarina\, audience Q&A\, special live performances\, an interactive Masala Bhangra experience\, and a book signing. \nWhether you’ve danced with Sarina for years or are discovering her story for the first time\, you’ll leave inspired\, energized\, and ready to embrace your own superpower. \nSATURDAY\, OCTOBER 17\nTHE MAISON PROJECT\n229 W. 28th St. • New York City\n1:00–4:00 PM \nJOIN US FOR AN AFTERNOON OF:\nBook celebration\nDocumentary screening\nConversation & Q&A\nMasala Bhangra performance\nBook signing & photos \nTicketing details: \n\nThe $17.99 Book Bundle (+ taxes and fees) includes a signed copy of All You Need Is Balle Balle and admission to the event.\nGeneral Admission is $12 without the book.\nIf you already have the book\, just bring it with you and receive free admission.\n\nIn partnership with P&T Knitwear!
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/celebrate-the-book-launch-of-all-you-need-is-balle-balle-by-sarina-jain/
LOCATION:The Maison Projects\, 229 West 28th Street\, #11th Floor\, New York\, NY\, 10001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book,Discussion
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T113000
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SUMMARY:Yoga & Matcha
DESCRIPTION:Yoga & Matcha at Kitsby! \nRoll out a mat\, find your flow\, and stay for the best part. \nFlow for 60 minutes\, then settle into matcha lattes proudly made with Nami Matcha. No rush to the door\, no rolling up your mat the second class ends — just a room to breathe\, sip\, and talk to the person next to you. \n*Mats are provided.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/yoga-matcha/
LOCATION:Kitsby\, 393 Broadway\, 5th Floor\, New York\, NY\, 10013\, United States
CATEGORIES:Health & Wellness,Yoga
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T213000
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SUMMARY:Swing Dance Class at Think!Chinatown Studio
DESCRIPTION:Free swing dance class at the Think!Chinatown Studio. Learn how to Lindy Hop in style. Come alone\, come with friends\, you’ll be paired up with other student dancers and partners will rotate. No experience needed! Class will be taught in English. Get your steps ready for the big Swing Out in SDR Park Sept 24th. Stay tuned for announcements about the instructor and for ticket drop! \n8-9pm dance instruction by Michael Tan\n9-9:30pm practice your new moves! \nA firm believer in the transformative power of dance\, Michael encourages his students to uncover not only who they are as dancers but also what dance can reveal about their lives. For him\, the lines between dance and life are beautifully blurred—and that’s where the magic happens. \nABOUT THE ARTIST: Michael Tan first discovered swing dancing in 2016 and was immediately captivated by the magic of two strangers seamlessly connecting through movement. Over time\, this curiosity grew into a deep passion\, with a particular focus on balboa—a style that has profoundly shaped his approach to both dance and life. Inspired by the idea of melding two individuals into one. \nMichael is driven to share his love for partner dancing and the fascinating interplay of lead-and-follow.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/swing-dance-class-at-thinkchinatown-studio/
LOCATION:Think!Chinatown\, 1 Pike Street\, New York\, NY\, 10002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dance
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T233000
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SUMMARY:Desi Night
DESCRIPTION:🔥 **BEST OF NYC | OPENING NIGHT OF THE NYC SOUTH ASIAN COMEDY FESTIVAL** 🔥 \nNew York City’s biggest South Asian comedy weekend starts with an **all-star comedy showcase + a massive South Asian after-party!** \n🎤 **Gauri B** headlines\, with **Ayanna Dookie\, Vik Pandya\, Shenuque Tissera\, Shounak Vale\, Bhavik Patel\, Maryam Prinzi** and **Ali Mehedi**. \nThen the comedy ends and the party begins! 🪩 **Bollywood • Punjabi • Afrobeats • Hip-Hop • Desi Club Anthems** with live DJs until 1 AM. \n📍 Loft 23\, NYC\n📅 Friday\, October 16 • 7 PM\n🎟️ **One ticket gets you the comedy show AND after-party.** \nOpening night of the **NYC South Asian Comedy Festival\, America’s most prestigious South Asian comedy festival and the world’s largest South Asian comedy festival.**
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/desi-night/
LOCATION:Lofte 23\, 22 West 23 St.\, New York\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Music
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T202000
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SUMMARY:Chinatown Jazz Noir x The Red Pavilion Jazz Band
DESCRIPTION:Step into the world of Old Chinatown and let The Red Pavilion Jazz Band transport you to a bygone era of jazz noir. \nWith smoky melodies and sultry rhythms\, the music evokes the allure and mystery of America’s historic Chinatowns\, capturing the gritty and seductive atmosphere they once held\, with its notoriously dangerous streets and fun establishments of vice. \nThe night blends jazz with a touch of intrigue\, conjuring images of hidden alleyways\, dimly lit lounges\, and secret stories whispered in the dark. Immerse yourself in this moody\, neo-noir vibe for a one-of-a-kind cultural experience. \nWalk-ins welcome.  2 Drink Minimum per person for table service. 21+ ID Required. All Sales Final.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/chinatown-jazz-noir-x-the-red-pavilion-jazz-band-2/
LOCATION:The Red Pavilion\, 1241 Flushing Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11237\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Nightclub
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T200000
DTSTAMP:20261009T234025Z
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SUMMARY:China Institute Calligraphy\, Music and Mandarin Meetup
DESCRIPTION:Step away from the rush of the city and spend an evening exploring Chinese culture through art\, music\, language\, and community. \n🎶 Enjoy live performances of guzheng (古筝)\, pipa (琵琶)\, and Chinese percussion\n🖌️ Try your hand at Chinese calligraphy\, with guidance from a master calligrapher\n💬 Practice your Chinese at our relaxed Mandarin Language Table during intermission\n🍵 Enjoy tea and light refreshments while meeting fellow culture lovers \nNo experience is needed\, and all calligraphy materials are provided. Just bring your curiosity!
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/china-institute-calligraphy-music-and-mandarin-meetup/
LOCATION:China Institute of America\, 100 Washington Street\, New York\, NY\, 10006\, United States
CATEGORIES:Language,Performance
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T200000
DTSTAMP:20261004T145741Z
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SUMMARY:APA VOICE South Brooklyn Candidate Forum
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the APA VOICE South Brooklyn Candidate Forum — a non-partisan opportunity to meet the candidates running to represent US in Senate District 17 & Assembly District 49! \n🗓️ Friday\, October 16\, 2026 | 6PM–8PM \n📍 Homecrest Community Services\, Bensonhurst Center at 6915 15th Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY 11228 | Entrance on 15th Ave \n🗣 Interpretation available in Mandarin\, Cantonese & ASL. CART available upon request by Oct. 7. If you need interpretation\, please arrive between 5:30–5:45 PM at the 15th Ave entrance. \n✅ RSVP NOW TO ATTEND https://bit.ly/apavoice-2026-brooklyn \nThis is your chance to ask questions\, hear directly from the candidates\, and make sure our community’s concerns are front and center. Democracy works best when we show up — invite your family\, friends\, and neighbors!
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/apa-voice-south-brooklyn-candidate-forum/
LOCATION:Homecrest Community Services – Bensonhurst Center\, 6915 15th Ave.\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11228\, United States
CATEGORIES:Politics,Voting
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T193000
DTSTAMP:20261003T034641Z
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SUMMARY:Transpacific Chinatowns in Rural Wyoming: The Archaeology of Chinese Labor\, Racial Violence\, and Community
DESCRIPTION:The Evanston and Rock Springs Chinatowns were constructed by the Union Pacific Railroad Company after 1869 as they needed labor for the railroad and coal mines. At the same time\, Chinese laborers were scapegoated for white unemployment\, which culminated in the passage of the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act. Newspapers emphasized that Chinese laborers\, mostly men\, were “heathens” who sent remittances to family in China. Within this context of anti-Chinese sentiment\, a fight broke out between white and Chinese coal miners on September 2\, 1885 and white miners led a mob that burned the Rock Springs Chinatown and murdered at least 28 Chinese residents. The Almy community of Chinese coal miners were robbed and driven out with the massacre survivors to the Evanston Chinatown. This talk discusses preliminary results from archaeological collaboration with Dr. Dudley Gardner and Chinese American descendants on the Wyoming Chinatowns\, which provide tangible insight into silenced histories of Chinese immigrant labor\, transpacific migration\, and racial exclusion.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/transpacific-chinatowns-in-rural-wyoming-the-archaeology-of-chinese-labor-racial-violence-and-community/
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CATEGORIES:Chinatown,History,Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T200000
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SUMMARY:Korean Thanksgiving Community Celebration
DESCRIPTION:🍂 Celebrate Chuseok with us at the Flushing YMCA! 🎉 \nJoin us for our annual Korean Thanksgiving Community Celebration as we come together to celebrate Korean culture\, community\, and tradition. ❤️ \nEnjoy an evening featuring:
✨ Cultural performances
🥢 Delicious snacks (first come first served)
🎁 Free giveaways
🤝 Community resources and more! \n📅 Friday\, October 16
⏰ 5:30–8:00 PM
📍 Flushing YMCA\, 138-46 Northern Blvd\, Flushing\, NY 11354 \nA special thank you to the Southpole Foundation\, our main sponsor\, for helping make this community celebration possible!
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/korean-thanksgiving-community-celebration/
LOCATION:Flushing YMCA\, 138-46 Northern Boulevard\, Queens\, NY\, 11354\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival
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SUMMARY:NYC South Asian Comedy Festival
DESCRIPTION:Three Nights. One Historic Festival.\nOne stage. Every voice. Every accent. Every story. \nThe premier desi comedy festival in New York City. South Asian stand-up comedy October 2026 — brown comedy shows across Manhattan featuring comedians from India\, Pakistan\, Bangladesh\, and Sri Lanka. \nThe NYC South Asian Comedy Festival is produced by Laughing Lassi\, New York City’s leading South Asian comedy show. For four consecutive years\, Laughing Lassi has sold out its monthly shows\, building a loyal audience and becoming a home for South Asian stand-up comedy in New York. Over the years\, we have featured more than 200 comedians from New York\, across the United States\, and around the world. Every comedian who performs at the festival is selected through a multi-judge review process that evaluates submissions based on the quality of their material and performance. The final lineup brings together acclaimed headliners\, rising stars\, and standout new voices who have been making audiences laugh across New York and the U.S. comedy scene. \nThe festival celebrates the full diversity of South Asia by featuring comedians from different countries\, cultures\, languages\, and comedic styles. From clean to edgy\, every show offers a unique experience. Held in the heart of New York City across multiple venues over several days\, the festival also includes after-parties every night\, with an opening night celebration featuring a live DJ and dance party. We keep ticket prices as affordable as possible so more people can experience the festival while ensuring comedians are fairly compensated. This is our stage\, our stories\, and our community. When you join us\, you’ll feel right at home.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/nyc-south-asian-comedy-festival/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Comedy
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SUMMARY:Coming Home: Tibetan Singer Yungchen
DESCRIPTION:Her name translates to “Goddess of Melody and Song”—a title bestowed upon her by a Tibetan lama\, and one she has carried across the globe.\nㅤ\nAfter leaving Tibet on foot across the Himalayas in 1989\, Yungchen Lhamo turned her sacred vocal tradition into a vehicle for global healing\, peace\, and radical compassion. She has since performed in over 80 countries\, collaborating with icons from Philip Glass to Annie Lennox. You don’t need to speak Tibetan to be moved by her music—her voice is a universal language that bypasses the mind and speaks directly to the soul.\nㅤ\nWe are honored to host Yungchen Lhamo at La MaMa for two distinct events this October:\nㅤ\n📍 LOCATION: Ellen Stewart Theatre at La MaMa\nㅤ\n🗓️ EVENT 1: Friday\, October 16\, 2026\n• One Drop of Kindness Fundraising Day — A special community-focused event benefiting the One Drop of Kindness Foundation\, supporting global humanitarian and healing initiatives.\nㅤ\n🗓️ EVENT 2: Saturday\, October 17\, 2026\n• “An Evening of Happiness” Concert — Yungchen Lhamo live in concert\, accompanied by guitarist John Alevizakis\, for an extraordinary evening of music and sacred song.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/coming-home-tibetan-singer-yungchen/
LOCATION:Ellen Stewart Theatre\, 66 East 4th Street\, 2nd floor\, New York\, NY\, NY\, 10003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Music
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SUMMARY:Tokyo Downtown: City Pop\, J-Pop\, Synthwave\, Disco
DESCRIPTION:Step into a shimmering dream of 1980s Tokyo as Kuni Mikami’s Tokyo Downtown brings the smooth\, soulful sounds of City Pop to life! Immerse yourself in the nostalgic groove of sleek synths\, funky basslines\, and lush melodies that defined Japan’s golden age of pop music. \nFrom the neon-lit streets of Shibuya to the breezy coastal drives of Yokohama\, Tokyo Downtown channels the iconic vibes of artists like Tatsuro Yamashita\, Mariya Takeuchi\, and Anri\, transporting you to a world of high-rise romance and midnight escapades. \nKuni Mikami (Keyboard)\, Chihiro Tainaka (Vocal)\,Yuko Ito (Vocal)\, Kumiko Arikawa (Vocal)\, Ruco Nishino (Vocal)\, MJ Kahng (Bass)\,Tomoya Ogawa (Guitar)\, Rintaro Mikami (Drums) \n21+ ID Required. Please be reminded that tables have a 2-drink minimum per person. All sales are final.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/tokyo-downtown-city-pop-j-pop-synthwave-disco-3/
LOCATION:The Red Pavilion\, 1241 Flushing Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11237\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Filipino Diaspora Listening Circle
DESCRIPTION:In honor of Filipino American History Month this October\, join Alexander Nicolas for this month’s Filipino Diaspora Listening Circle — a space to gather\, listen\, reflect\, and connect around our experiences of culture\, identity\, family\, migration\, belonging\, and diaspora. \nCome as you are. There is no single way to be Filipino\, Filipino American\, or part of the diaspora. 💛 \nDate: Thurs\, 10/15/26\, 8pm-930pm EST via ZOOM
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/filipino-diaspora-listening-circle/
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CATEGORIES:Mental Health,Virtual
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SUMMARY:Rachel Gurjar with Christina Chaey
DESCRIPTION:NYC chef Rachel Gurjar shares a joyful celebration of the immigrant experience through the universal language of food in her new cookbook! \n\n\nRachel Gurjar presents East to East: Recipes and Stories from Mumbai to New York \nIn conversation with Christina Chaey \nFood reception to follow \nMumbai-raised\, New York City–based chef Rachel Gurjar shares the triumphs\, hardships\, and delicious discoveries that come from leaving your home and navigating a foreign country in her new cookbook East to East. A joyful celebration of the immigrant experience told through the universal language of food\, East to East is brimming with raw\, beautiful storytelling with recipes that draw on a global pantry and burst with flavor\, to fill your heart and table. Brooklyn writer and recipe developer Christina Chaey joins Gurjar for a discussion and audience Q&A\, followed by a reception with complimentary samples from the cookbook and signing!
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/rachel-gurjar-with-christina-chaey/
LOCATION:Greenlight Bookstore\, 686 Fulton Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11217\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book,Discussion,Food
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SUMMARY:Book Launch | Taiwanese? by Eric Sze
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE BOOK \n\n75 recipes tell the story of Taiwanese cuisine\, with essays\, itineraries\, and stunning photography that explore Taiwan’s vibrant food culture. \n\n\nAn exhilarating exploration of Taiwanese food in all its complexity and deliciousness\, with over 70 recipes.     \nEric Sze\, a chef and restaurateur in New York City\, explores what makes Taiwanese food so multi-faceted and idiosyncratic with co-author Elyse Inamine. He travels back to Taiwan to unpack the dishes he grew up eating in Taipei\, like Lu Rou Fan and Oyster Omelet\, as well as gives an inside look at the method and madness behind the recipes he’s made in restaurants\, at pop-ups\, and at home in New York City\, like Beef Noodle Soup Ragù and Mochi Gnocchi with Chili Oil Pumpkin Puree. \n\nA new take on Taiwanese cuisine: Eric combines his deep knowledge of Taiwanese cuisine with his experimental approach to cooking\, creating dishes that he calls “authentically inauthentic.”\nPersonal storytelling: Follow Eric’s journey from a food-obsessed kid in Taipei to his evolution into a chef and restaurateur in New York City. \nArmchair travel: Discover the best bowls of Lu Rou Fan in Taipei and beyond\, as well as essays and itineraries that transport you to the island’s incredible food scene.\nStunning visuals: Photography by Alex Lau captures the kinetic energy of Taiwan’s beer houses and bustling markets and Eric’s pop-ups and restaurants in New York.\n\nTaiwanese? is a rowdy celebration of the richness and depth of Taiwanese food\, in all its contradictions and complexities. \n\nABOUT THE AUTHOR \nEric Sze is the chef and co-owner of Wen-wen and 886 in New York City. Born and raised in Taipei\, Eric taught himself how to cook—and in turn learned about where he comes from\, where it’s going\, and how all that forms him. In 2021\, he was recognized as an Eater New Guard and later received two stars for Wenwen from the New York Times. Now Eric is publishing his first cookbook (this one!)\, and you can follow him through @esze.e on TikTok\, Instagram\, and YouTube as he continues to explore and examine Taiwanese food.\nHeadshot by Alex Lau. \nIN CONVERSATION WITH \nElyse Inamine is a writer and editor in New York City. Previously\, she was the restaurant editor Bon Appétit\, where she first collaborated with Eric on a hot pot primer that was nominated for a James Beard media award. These days\, Elyse writes for the New York Times\, TASTE\, Food & Wine\, and Bon Appétit\, and is working on a couple more cookbooks (you can follow her on Instagram at @elyseinamine). Once she found out about this cookbook\, she immediately texted Eric to ask if he had a co-author—and the rest is history.\nHeadshot by Heami Lee.
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/book-launch-taiwanese-by-eric-sze/
LOCATION:Chatham Square Library – NYPL\, 33 East Broadway\, New York\, NY\, 10002
CATEGORIES:Book,Discussion
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SUMMARY:Chinese Arts Workshop Series: Sip & Brush – Calligraphy
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by MOCA’s special exhibition Ed Young’s Bright Worlds\, the Chinese Arts Workshop Series at the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) invites participants to explore traditional and contemporary Chinese art through creative practice. This fall\, discover the cultural histories\, philosophies\, and stories behind Chinese art forms in a welcoming space for learning\, experimentation\, and connection. \nThe series opens with two evenings of Chinese calligraphy led by Teaching Artist Yu Rong. In a relaxed\, social studio setting\, participants will learn foundational brush techniques and create characters and compositions inspired by autumn. They will also have the opportunity to practice writing their names in Chinese calligraphy\, with personalized guidance from the artist. \nAll materials are provided. Just bring your curiosity and enjoy an evening of artistic exploration at MOCA. You’ll leave with your own calligraphy artwork\, new creative skills\, and a deeper appreciation of Chinese artistic traditions. \nRegistration Notes \nPlease register using your full name and include your Chinese name if you have one. If you do not have a Chinese name\, the artist will prepare a phonetic rendering of your name in Chinese characters. Please also register at least one week before the workshop date to give the artist time to prepare personalized writing instructions. All art supplies\, including Chinese calligraphy brushes and ink\, are included. \nAbout Yu Rong \nYu Rong is a New York–based multimedia artist and educator whose practice blends Eastern and Western art traditions. She works across painting\, printmaking\, ceramics\, digital art\, and fiber arts\, with exhibitions at Milan Design Week\, London Design Fair\, Prague Design Week\, Ceres Gallery\, and ARC Gallery. Yu holds a BFA from Parsons School of Design and an MFA from the New York Studio School. As a teaching artist at the Museum of Chinese in America and a workshop leader for organizations such as Microsoft\, Google\, and Columbia University\, she fosters creativity\, cultural exchange\, and well-being through art. Learn more at www.yurong.work and @yurong.work
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/chinese-arts-workshop-series-sip-brush-calligraphy/
LOCATION:Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA)\, 215 Centre Street\, New York\, NY\, 10013\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art
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SUMMARY:Reimagining Filipino Brooklyn
DESCRIPTION:This Filipino American History Month\, we’re exploring a largely forgotten chapter of Brooklyn’s past. 🇵🇭 💙 Filipino seamen and their families once built a vibrant waterfront community in the working-class neighborhoods around the Brooklyn Navy Yard. \nUrban renewal and changing immigration policies eventually erased much of this history—but contemporary historians\, artists\, and community members are working to remember and reimagine it. \nJoin us for Reimagining Filipino Brooklyn\, a conversation that honors this important legacy.\n📆 Thursday\, October 15\, 2026\n🕒 6:30–8 PM\n📍 Center for Brooklyn History
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/reimagining-filipino-brooklyn/
LOCATION:Center for Brooklyn History\, 128 Pierrepont Street\, Brooklyn\, New York\, 11201
CATEGORIES:Discussion
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SUMMARY:CAAAV Gala
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating our rich history and four decades of organizing grassroots movements! \n\nCAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities organizes working class Asian immigrants and youth in New York City neighborhoods on the frontlines of gentrification. Since 1986\, we have been building power in communities across the city\, organizing South Asian taxi drivers\, Filipina domestic workers\, Chinese and Bangali tenants\, and more to fight for racial\, gender\, and economic justice. Come celebrate with food\, music\, culture\, and community as we honor our accomplishments and rally for what’s next. \n\n\nWhen\nOctober 15\, 2026 from  6:00 PM to 10:00 PM \nLocation\nBrooklyn\, NY \nContact\nEmail: gala@caaav.org \nEvent Fee(s): $150 and up
URL:https://potluckasianamerica.org/event/caaav-gala/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Gala
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