We’re returning to Mando-pop for a night dedicated to one of Taiwan’s most iconic voices: A-Mei Chang (張惠妹). Since her debut in 1996, A-Mei has become a household name across the Mandarin-speaking world, known for her powerhouse vocals, commanding stage presence, and ability to move effortlessly between ballads, dance-pop, rock, R&B, and more. Her catalog […]
A Funder Briefing on Securing Economic Justice for AANHPI Women+ and Families On Zoom - Monday, October 26, 2026 | 10:00-11:00 AM PT / 1:00-2:00 PM ET Motherhood and caregiving are foundational to to the nation’s health and well-being as well as its economy, yet caregiving and caregivers remains structurally underfunded and deeply undervalued. Economic […]
Lainie Sakakura and Asian American and Pacific Islander Broadway veterans reflect on their history and the modern theater landscape. We are celebrating the Asian American and Pacific Islander Broadway veterans who have defied the odds to perform in five or more Broadway productions. Join moderator Lainie Sakakura for an insightful conversation with Albert Guerzon, Ann […]
Bestselling author Marie Lu is back with another exciting young adult fantasy novel Mortal Things. On a journey to save her best friend, Rose Lin Fairchild is forced to test her abilities against the gods and unravel the truth of the immortal world. How far is Rose willing to go? If you loved her Legend series, then you're […]
We all know cooks whose fingertips seem to infuse every meal with deliciousness. In Korean, that magic touch is called sohn-mat, or “hand taste”―but you don’t have to be born with it. Esther Choi picked hers up from her halmoni, or grandmother, who used her hands for everything from smearing cabbage with pepper paste to make […]
How can artists use their creative practice to respond to the moment, build solidarity, and support the communities they care about? Join us for an interactive workshop exploring the intersection of art, activism, and community-building with multidisciplinary artist and activist Perry Yung, co-founder of SLANT Performance Group. Inspired by the legacy of New York City’s […]
Celebrate both the closing of Chinatown Arts Festival and the opening of our MOONSquare group show with drinks and desserts at the Think!Chinatown Studio! To make this party extra special, we want you to take a trip down memory lane to gear us up for Think!Chinatown’s upcoming 10th birthday. Jump in to our live doodle […]
Join us for a timely conversation with NPR journalist Emily Feng on her groundbreaking new book Our Hearts Burned for Home: Uyghur Militants in Syria’s Civil War (Columbia Global Reports, October 2026), an extraordinary work of reportage tracing one of the most surprising and consequential stories to emerge from the global war on terror. Drawing on years of reporting […]
Brooklyn Kura launched in 2016 in Brooklyn, NY, breaking ground as New York’s first sake brewery. Over the past 10 years, Brooklyn Kura would provide sake education and awareness far beyond NYC and fundamentally change the trajectory of the American sake landscape. Tonight, Brandon Doughan, Co-Founder and Master Brewer of Brooklyn Kura, speaks about the […]
All original artwork for sale! Free RSVP! This art show expands on my ever evolving journey with grief and love through my fragmented memories. Remembering my shadows and trying to […]
David Zwirner is pleased to present an exhibition by Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara (b. 1959) featuring new paintings and drawings, recent sculptures, and early works selected by the artist. Spanning the gallery’s […]
A Poets & Writers First Fiction 2026 Debut SelectionIn the late 1970s, Ziad Idilbi a Palestinian refugee from Lebanon, marries Salma, a Lebanese refugee escaping the war in Beirut. Resolving to start over for the very last time, the couple opens a corner store in Toledo, Ohio. Over the decades, whether it’s bigotry (pre- and post-9/11), […]