As the Asian American community prepares to begin celebrating Lunar New Year on Sunday, January 22, U.S. Rep. Grace Meng (D-Queens), First Vice Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, today … Read more
While the Year of the Tiger was seen as a powerful period of action, and, at times, impulse, the rabbit sign is expected to usher in a softer period focused … Read more
Food writer Florence Fabricant includes Pearl River’s Year of the Rabbit Friendship Box in her Front Burner column for The New York Times.
Forbes asked six Asian-American chefs of Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean descent about their favorite Lunar New Year traditions, and how they plan to ring in the Year of the Rabbit
The Deputy Director will work closely with the Executive Director and Board of Directors to develop a comprehensive organizational fundraising strategy with clearly defined milestones and targets. In concert with … Read more
Baxter St is proud to announce an open call for mid-career lens-based artists. This new initiative supports those artists who fall in between the categories of emerging and established artists. … Read more
231 Grand Street is the temporary home to 208 asylum-seeking families, including families with young children. Here are three ways to help our neighbors: More than 40 students have enrolled at … Read more
Coretta Scott King called Martin Luther King, Jr. Day “a people’s holiday,” but it is hard to resist honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who had some of … Read more
Just in time for the Lunar New Year is an art and charity project called “From Chinatown, With Love.” Young artists help long-established merchants get attention and keep growing their … Read more
Community members and advocates for the Chinese community spoke out this week against the city Department of Education’s decision to not designate Lunar New Year as a holiday on the … Read more
Each year, the Manhattan Borough President appoints 300 members to the borough’s 12 Community Boards to serve two-year terms, and applications are now open through 5 pm on March 17, … Read more
Catch the streets of Chinatown turn into an epic parade route for Lunar New Year on Sunday, February 12th!