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| Chinese Historical Society’s Cultural Meeting Since 1976, the Chinese Historical Society offers monthly meetings with speakers and programs related to Chinese American and community history.
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Room to Improv Show Room to Improv is an Asian American improvisational comedy troupe Southern California and beyond!!! This show is only for those who want to roll up their sleeves, kick up their feet, laugh, and have fun. Forget the troubles of daily life and come play with us. We’ll throw the script out the window, take your suggestions, and entertain you with whatever silly whatnots come to mind.
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Vrihatnala Enjoy the performance of Vrihatnala by Sri Dance Company. The company is a dance group that creates and performs contemporary and traditional Indonesian dance.
Riches of the Land This exhibition will display over 35 photographs by the Photographers Society of Southern California and local artists.
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Chinese Pioneers in the San Gabriel Valley The San Gabriel Valley is the destination of many Chinese immigrants, but this is not a new phenomenon. A hundred years ago, small Chinese communities thrived in Pasadena and elsewhere. Join Professor Susie Ling as she discusses the history of Chinese Americans in the San Gabriel Valley, and their contemporary concerns. Susie Ling is an Associate Professor of History/Asian American Studies at Pasadena City College and an active member of the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California. Call 626.449.2742 ext. 31 to RSVP.
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Undiscovered Chinatown Tour Tours take visitors to a number of off-the-beaten-track points of cultural and historical interest, and will guide those interested in shopping to some of Chinatown’s best bargains and trendiest shops.
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Pinoy Stories Dynamic theater group MEZÇLAÕ brings stories of being Filipino (“Pinoy”) to stage through spoken word, music, and dance. Call ext. 31 to RSVP.
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Stage Reading Sweet Ginger – A New Play by Pat Lin This is a new drama by a New York playwright Pat Lin. Reception and discussion with the playwright will follow the performance.
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Thai American Heritage
“Miss Thai Town Beauty Pageant” Enjoy a traditional Thai beauty pageant and performances by Thai American teens.
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T’ai Chi Since the 6th century BC, Chinese people have practiced t'ai chi to improve their health, strength, and agility. Veteran instructor Chao Li Chi will lead you through the steps of the 'yang' style in the peaceful surroundings of the Museum's courtyard garden. New participants are welcome. For more information, please call ext. 31.
Series of Concerts for Korean Music and Dance This concert is part of a music series where anyone can come and experience the joy of learning about Korean music and dance.
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Living Flowers: Ikebana and Contemporary Art This is an innovative exhibition that showcases the traditional Japanese art of ikebana alongside cutting-edge contemporary art. For centuries, ikebana has been displayed in conjunction with traditional Asian art. In Living Flowers, arrangements by masters of the Ikenobo, Ohara, and Sogetsu schools of ikebana will be juxtaposed with the works of international artists. The exhibition explores how Japanese traditions have been maintained and transformed in our present-day world, while simultaneously highlighting the influence and impact of Japanese aesthetics on the art of today.
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1st Annual Mixed Roots Film & Literary Festival The Mixed Roots Film & Literary Festival celebrates those who create works addressing the mixed racial and cultural experience through film screenings, readings, and workshops. The event also celebrates the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision affirming the right of people of different races to marry.
31st Annual Lotus Festival The Lotus Festival celebrates the people and cultures of the Asian and Pacific Islands. This event will feature the culture of Japan and will include a variety of entertainment, exotic food, boutiques, a community health fair, dragon boat races, displays of artworks featuring the Lotus flower, a children's courtyard, and a carnival. Don’t miss the Saturday night fireworks display over the water.
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| Family Fun Week Drop by for hands-on art projects and different events every day. Fun for all ages.
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