The Atlanta Chinese Dance Company's production "Chinatown Memories," draws on features of cultural life including Lunar New Year festivities and martial arts films, and also includes a mini dance drama that honors Chinese teen and American suffragists who advocates for women's rights in the early 1900s. Tickets here.
Those fasting for Ramadan, and anyone interested, can enjoy their pre-dawn meal at ATL Sehri Night at Al Noor Banquet Hall. Vendors from around the Atlanta area, including Matcha Rani, […]
The Georgia AAPI Hub is hosting Healing From Within, to commemorate the five year anniversary of the 2021 Atlanta Spa Shootings. The luncheon is the first part of the two-day event, which also includes a panel discussion on March 16, and a press conference at the Georgia Capitol that same day. Details here.
Healing From Within is the 5th Annual Commemoration of the 2021 Atlanta Spa Shootings. At the Remembering 3/16 Panel, 4 speakers will discuss the 2021 Atlanta Spa Shooting, the victims lost, and the impact on the Asian-American community. It is the 2nd part of the two-day event.
Minhwa Spirits is hosting a dumpling workshop where participants can learn to make napa cabbage-shaped potstickers with either chicken or pork, along with a dumpling sauce. Two cocktails, as well […]
Healing From Within is the 5th Annual Commemoration of the 2021 Atlanta Spa Shootings. The Honoring 3/16 Press Conference is the last section of the two-day event, and will be held inside the South Steps of the Georgia State Capital.
Film screening of Songs of Love from Hawai‘i (US–South Korea, 2024) and Words of Wisdom from the Rainbow State (US–South Korea), followed by a director's talk and Q&A. Free Korean food will […]
Palestine Children's Relief Fund is holding a fundraiser picnic to celebrate Eid Al-Fitr, Lent, and Arab Mother's Day. There will be "food, games, and activities for all ages," and all […]
"The Largest Eid Festival in Atlanta is Here." Featuring cultural showcases, games, giveaways, and a variety of food and goods vendors.
Film screening of Mississippi Masala (USA-UK, 1991), followed by a discussion panel with film scholars Dr. Koel Banerjee and Dr. Ankita Rathour. Free Indian food will be provided. "Directed by Mira Nair, Mississippi Masala is a film about postcolonial displacement, nostalgia, and the urgent need for cross racial empathy."
Corazón a Corazón, an Atlanta-based open-mic and poetry slam group, is celebrating their 4th Anniversary at Atlanta Chinatown.
Shop Welcome is a "community yard sale" featuring second-hand clothes, local bites, and coffee. All proceeds will go towards the Welcome Co-op, a non-profit supporting refugees resettling in Georgia. You […]
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