Transforming Legacies: South Asian Story Painting explores the fluidity of the great books of the traditions of the subcontinent and the diaspora into the painted medium from their inception to today.
This explores the connection between intimacy and artistic experience. We encourage viewers to consider how the techniques used to make drawings not only reflect the motivations of the artist, but also broader ideas about life, love, conflict, and memory.
Inspired by this year’s national theme, Power in Unity: Strengthening Communities Together, the exhibition highlights the importance of storytelling, shared experiences, and collective voices.
Eighth annual Mandala Makers Festival continues with Sarangi and Tabla Indian Classical Concert with Sabir Khan on sarangi (stringed instrument) and Hindole Majumdar on tabla (drum).
In celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are going to be GOLDEN at the branch with a KPop Demon Hunters scavenger hunt!
From 6th-century gilt bronze Buddhist sculpture through Joseon dynasty painting and white porcelain and contemporary paintings of the late 20th century, the works of art in this exhibition demonstrate the artistic legacy produced on the Korean peninsula over millennia.
The festival is envisioned as a vibrant, inclusive gathering that brings together authors, poets, thinkers, journalists, translators, publishers, and readers to explore Indian literature in all its diversity - across languages, regions, and the diaspora.
Come enjoy over 60 artist and artisan booths, hands-on art making activities, multicultural performances and an array of food and drinks representing different cultures and ethnicities.
In this hands-on and interactive class, you will be guided step-by-step through refining your knife skills, making a Ginger Chicken Dumpling filling and learning the art of folding your dumpling wrappers into various traditional shapes: Mandu, Gyoza and Siu Mai.
The largest and most comprehensive Asian American social service organization in the Midwest-Cultural Voices honors AANHPI Heritage Month, elevates community voices, and highlights the strength, leadership, and contributions of the AANHPI community.
Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with LGBTQ+ community at the queer, Black women-owned bar Nobody's Darling, where they serve both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
Come join NAAAP for a virtual conversation with Rachel Khong, the author of the New York Times bestseller "Real Americans", as we discuss her new short story collection "My Dear You"
In celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, join Ms. Olivia from Dance Center Evanston for a family-friendly K-Pop Dance Party!
Once privately held, the artworks showcased in Korean National Treasures: 2,000 Years of Art now belong to the Korean people thanks to a single groundbreaking gift from the Lee family.
Join Mr. James of Sulzer Regional Library and Librarian Megan from Field Museum for a special story time for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Through live interviews collected by Mandala team, musicians, dancers, and narrators transform these stories into a vibrant, immersive performance experience.
The Korean Cultural Center of Chicago (KCCoC) is pleased to announce a special lecture titled “Minhwa in a New Medium: From BTS to K-Pop Demon Hunters.”
In honor of AANHPI Heritage Month, drop by this open house and enjoy highlights from the Northside Neighborhood History Collection related to Asian American history.
This Saturday Studio art-making program (intended for ages 13+) invites participants to reflect on Confucian ideals while making their own miniature moon jar using air-dry clay.
To celebrate and acknowledge AAPI month, we are hosting a fundraiser class benefiting KAN-WIN, a Chicago-based organization working to eradicate gender-based violence through comprehensive, survivor-centered services, education, and outreach to Asian American communities and beyond.
MatchaFest Chicago is a one day celebration of matcha culture bringing together some of the best matcha brands, coffee shops, and local vendors from across the region.
FAAIM screens films created by emerging Asian American talent, actively supporting these diverse artists by helping them build a dedicated grassroots audience for their creative work.
The MWRD will host an Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month lunch event featuring Don Villar, Secretary-Treasurer, Chicago Federation of Labor.
This screenwriting workshop for filmmakers offers participants direct exposure to working screenwriters and an industry-based educator, creating a practical and inspiring space to develop their craft.
Celebrate a dual anniversary event with a legendary double feature of two historic films, with special guests and Godzilla themed snackboxes by 2D Restaurant.
