Saddle up and gallop over to MOCA for a Year of the Horse celebration that’s sure to make you neigh with delight! Ring in the new year with a day […]
Flushing is home to Queens’ first—and largest—Chinatown neighborhood. As such, the area’s Lunar New Year Parade is a huge draw each year, with vibrant costumes, floats, dancing and traditional Chinese […]
Save the Date! Welcome the Year of the Horse at Asia Society’s 2026 Lunar New Year Family Day. Watch exciting lion dances and martial arts demonstrations, learn fun New Year’s […]
China Institute Centennial Lunar New Year Family Festival - Celebrating the Year of the Horse Celebrate the Year of the Horse with China Institute! As we mark our centennial year […]
Art Exhibit: TOUCH FREQUENCIES: Amy Cheng & Avani Patel Feb 7 – 28, 2026 Artist Talk: Sat, Feb 21, 3 – 5 pm Viewing Hours: Thursday– Saturday, 1- 6 pm and by appointment PS122 Gallery is pleased to present Touch Frequencies, an exhibition featuring two Asian- American abstract painters who use a visual vocabulary infused with […]
Come celebrate the creativity of storytelling with a festival of animated short films and motion design by Asian American and Asian artists—and their friends! The 6th Annual Crazy Talented Asians & […]
On Sunday , February 22nd from 11.30 am to 2:30 pm - The Brooklyn Chinese American Association Chinese New Year Parade begins at 50th Street and 8th Avenue in Sunset Park in Sunset Park Brooklyn. Since 1988, the Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Parade has been bringing in the richness of the Chinese culture to […]
Lion Dance performed by the Golden Lions Club and music performed by Third Street Partners students from PS42. Lunar New Year Celebration Feb 22, 2026 Anna-Maria Kellen Concert Hall, Third […]
Come greet your neighbors with freshly brewed tea, prosperity tray goodies, and more! Sarula Bao, our resident Lantern Artist this year, will lead an artmaking table to teach us how […]
This documentary offers historical context and deeper insight into the lived experiences of Chinese communities under Jim Crow in the south. Where did Chinese Americans sit on the bus during Jim Crow? Blurring the Color Line challenges the rigid Black-and-white narratives of segregation by centering the often-overlooked experiences of Asian Americans in the American South. […]
Join Taeyoon Choi presenting Cotton King and A.I. God, a lecture performance unpacking the hidden ties between the cotton industry and A.I. Celebrating the launch of Attensity!, the Strother School […]
Centering on AAI’s philosophy of Data, Narrative, and Action (DNA), this panel discussion will showcase several existing projects that analyze national and local data on Asian Americans, explore directions for future research, and discuss implications for policy and action. Columbia Journalism School | 2950 Broadway Lecture Hall, 3rd Floor Welcoming remarks by Qin Gao, Acting […]