Awesome Theatre and Chinatown Historian Marc Pomerleau (The Fighting History of SF Chinatown) are teaming up again for EMPRESS YEE AND THE MAGICAL HISTORY OF CHINATOWN, a new documentary that tells the story of Cynthia Yee, a burlesque dancer, entertainer, educator, tour guide, all-around mover and shaker and bender of traditional norms, born, raised, and still creating magic in San Francisco’s Chinatown.

Asian Prisoner Support Committee proudly presents a first glance of their forthcoming anthology, ARRIVING: Freedom Writings of Asian and Pacific Islanders.

Celebrate the opening of @somarts upcoming exhibition #SoundsLikeHome on Thursday, July 15, 6–8 PM PST with a virtual program!

OACC is hosting a community talk about the film, Minari, on Saturday 7/10 at 1pm.

Catch APAture 2016 featured artist, Sammay, at Choreofest!

Write Now SF Bay’s fourth anthology features 130 BIPOC writers and artists responding to our times with prose, poetry, and visual art reflecting Bay Area realities.

Filipinx choreographer and interdisciplinary artist SAMMAY will share research, reflections, and practice as it relates to Exhibit BAE.

Join Aklasan Records for an evening of Filipino Hardcore and Punk music to benefit True Manila, a grassroots organization based in Manila that helps to uplift, feed, and educate street children in the most impoverished areas of Manila.

Booksmith and The Bindery are proud to host a four-event series presented by Clarion Alley Mural Project (CAMP) called Wall + Response, featuring sixteen Bay Area poets responding to the social/ political/ racial/ justice narratives of four murals on Clarion Alley.

What kind of community can survive two pandemics? César Cadabes’ one man show takes a closer look at what a Gay Filipino man goes through traveling from Hawaii to San Francisco.