For one night only, Jay Badlani will be performing hilarious standup comedy at The Lincoln Lodge!

Discover the traditional Japanese art of Gyotaku (魚拓 — fish printing), an age-old technique of creating detailed ink impressions from real fish. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll explore its history, learn the step-by-step process, and make your own stunning prints to take home.

The Rebirth of Apsara: Beyond Genocide is an innovate dance-theatre production that commemorates the resurrection of Cambodian arts.

Messages & Mediums explores the portrayal of South Asian themes across seemingly common items such as posters, stamps, and calendars.

Join us for the opening of Gyotaku Impressions of the Sea, an exhibition showcasing the work of Gyotaku Master Dwight Hwang, renowned for preserving the authenticity and artistry of this traditional Japanese practice.

Discover the fundamentals of artifact restoration, exploring the techniques, tools, and principles used to preserve cultural heritage. This introduction provides insight into how experts restore and protect objects, ensuring their stories endure for generations.

Chicago's only Filipino Cultural Festival presented by Chicago Park District.

The Foundation for Asian American Media and HAIBAYO proudly present a night of humor and healing, with an exclusive screening of the documentary The Empathizer followed by a live comedy show starring the comedians from the film!