ABC's new hit tv show has been taking not only the Chinese commuinty by storm, but the entire American community too! For me, it was the first time seeing those Chinese bowls on American prime time TV and the rest of the world, especially Asian Americans, are super excited.
Read moreLunar New Year Parade
Don't miss out on today's parade in Chinatown at 1pm! Get here early and grab a spot around 11:30 so you can see everything! Look forward to seeing you all later!
Museum Makeover: Lunar New Year Style!
Stop by MOCA for an inter-generational Lunar New Year decorating bonanza! Help them ring in the New Year by crafting your own handmade decorations to adorn the Museum. Use an assortment of supplies to transform their space with colorful creations, which will be on display in their Cultural Programs Center through our Lunar New Year Family Festival!
Read moreDim Sum & History with MOCA and the New-York Historical Society
Do you and your friends have plans on January 31st? Want to learn more about identity, history, and stories through the Chinese American community? Through a collaboration between the Museum of Chinese in America and the New York Historical Society, you can navigate through an interactive workshop and take home a copy of N-YHS's Chinese American: Exclusion/Inclusion curriculum. End the day with delicious dim sum at the famous Red Egg restaurant. Come out and try something new! Isn't that what you decided on for 2015?
Read moreAsian American Community Supports Slain Officer Wenjian Liu
After the horrific December 20th assassination of officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu, many communities have gathered to be a source of support. Major airlines have donated tickets to provide flights to the officers' families. The mortgages for both officers' homes will be paid in full by a 9/11 charity who is gathering the community to raise money.
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