Starting August 16th, New Yorkers can enroll for a free ID NYC card at the pop-up enrollment center in the Museum of Chinese in America. Residents in any of the five boroughs who are 14 years and older are eligible....
Yesterday, The W.O.W. Project hosted the second event in their Summer Series of workshops and discussions. The panel discussion titled "Chinatown: New York's Newest Art Gallery Scene?" was a conversation on how the emergence of art spaces throughout Chinatown is affecting the neighborhood.
When visitors walk through Chinatown's winding streets, they are bombarded with all sorts of sights, sounds and aromas. Even if you've lived in the neighborhood your entire life, sensory overload can set in pretty easily. For this reason, most...
The Museum of Chinese America (MOCA) is a hidden gem. Tucked away on Centre Street between Grand and Hester streets in a striking space designed by acclaimed artist Maya Lin, it's a breath of fresh air in a neighborhood...
Neighboring Chinatown is not just for food and tourism. There is a thriving art scene there as well. HT Chen has been running his acclaimed modern dance company and school out of the Chen Dance Center in the heart of...
It's going to be a warm one to start the week. Look for a high of 72 with cloudy skies and high winds. A thunderstorm is possible tonight. Tonight, Community Board 3's SLA Committee meets to consider a few...
Next Monday evening, the Museum of Chinese in America will host a conversation with Frank H. Wu, Chancellor & Dean of University of California Hastings College of Law and author of Yellow: Race in America Beyond Black and White,...
This Saturday visit the Museum of Chinese in America and try your hand at puzzle solving! MOCA is offering family puzzle-solving workshops on the last Saturday of each month from March to August 2011. Kids 4 and older work with...
The Chinese Cinema Club at the Museum Of Chinese in America will be screening the independent film Take Out, a story about an illegal Chinese immigrant who falls behind on payments on an enormous smuggling debt. He has until...
The Lo-Down is pleased to be taking part in a round table discussion tomorrow night focusing on what's missing in the mainstream media's coverage of Chinatown. "Chinatown, Uncovered: A Panel and Town Hall," hosted by The Asian American Journalists...
