Looking for a fun way to enjoy summer in Chicago? These four spots offer delicious food, vibrant culture, and relaxing views that celebrate the best of Asian communities in the city.
South Asian heritage is rich, diverse, and deeply rooted in community. Honoring it means recognizing the stories, struggles, and strengths that continue to shape its vibrant presence today.
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities have long been part of the American story—even in ways we might not expect. From food to fireworks, their influence quietly shines through our Fourth of July traditions.
Mayor Brandon Johnson gave a standing ovation to the Chicago Asian Network and Lakhi Siap for uplifting Chicago’s Asian American voices. With cultural flair and community pride, the Asian American Heritage Month kick-off proved Chicago’s diversity takes center stage!
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with our exclusive 2025 Chicago APAHM Calendar! This free booklet features 120+ events across the city highlighting Asian American and Pacific Islander culture, along with a directory of local ethnic organizations you can support or get involved with.
The first quarter of 2025 has been a groundbreaking period for Asian and Asian American representation across various industries. From historic firsts in film and music to significant wins in politics, sports, and business, Asian voices are being recognized and celebrated on a global scale.
Tuyết Anh Mong Lê, the unwavering Vietnamese American civil rights leader who redefined Asian American advocacy and championed immigrant and disability rights, has passed away.
The Lunar New Year is a vibrant and joyous celebration observed by many cultures across East and Southeast Asia. While its roots lie in the Chinese lunar calendar, the holiday has been embraced and adapted by numerous countries, each having their own unique traditions and customs.