Come to the River Theater on the Chicago River for some ukelele lessons followed by a jam session with Ukelele master Lanialoha Lee.

Join Yo-Yo for a free concert as he performs all six of Bach's cello suites in one sitting in Millennium Park.

The class will focus on body-weather, Noguchi, and mythical creatures through guided imagery and structured improvisation. Noguchi exercises foster an experience of the body as water with the goal of encountering and releasing the natural body.

You are invited to a screening of "Reunification" from filmmaker Alvin Tsang, in which for 17 years the filmmaker confronts memories of migration and his once intact family. Alvin will be attending in person for a Q&A after the screening.

Piyesta Pinoy or Philippine Fest, now on it's 6th year, is an annual celebration and showcase of Filipino heritage and culture, and is the biggest Filipino Festival in the Midwest.

This film is being presented in partnership with DCASE, Facets, Chinese American Museum of Chicago, and OCA Greater Chicago.

Yoko Noge, a blues woman from Osaka, Japan plays with women blues musicians from her hometown.

Screening of “CANTON ARMY IN THE HIGH SIERRAS: Chinese workers build America's first transcontinental railroad (1863-1869)”