4:30-5:00pm @ 21 Pell St. Engage with music of the erhu as Wang Guowei demonstrates playing techniques and performs erhu masterworks with digital accompaniment.

3pm @ Abron Arts Center. Bilingual chinese/english play about an elderly couple at their home on a deserted island.

10:00-5:00pm @ 24 Rutgers Street. In celebration of Chinatown Arts Week, tea educator Anna Ye is offering 30-min tasting sessions for our friends, family, and neighbors in the community to sample three unique teas from Taishan.

5:00-6:00pm EST (2:00-3:00 PST). Post-Production Discussion: A Theatrical Conversation into the Chinese Massacre of 1871.

2:00-3:00pm @ Chatham Square Library. Engage with music of the erhu as Wang Guowei demonstrates playing techniques and performs erhu masterworks with digital accompaniment created by the artist.

2pm via Zoom. The Virulent Roots of American Violent Othering: Asians as disposable things, and other stories of dehumanization

12:00-1:30pm @ 24 Rutgers St. Join us in reading and discussing famed poet Su Dong Po's "Ode to the Red Cliff", both in English and Chinese over tea, and in trying our hands-on various calligraphy styles of the essay.

7pm @ 21 Pell St. Stories told by a group of Chinese ladies who get together every Tuesday at an art class through shadow, movement and music.

10:00-5:00pm @ 24 Rutgers Street. In celebration of Chinatown Arts Week, tea educator Anna Ye is offering 30-min tasting sessions for our friends, family, and neighbors in the community to sample three unique teas from Taishan.

6pm via Zoom. The Asian American Artist Town Hall invites all artists of asian descent to come together to pitch their latest projects, share resources, and see sneak peeks of new work.

5:00-9:30pm (2-3:30pm PDT). A Multi-Dimensional Performance to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Chinese Massacre in Los Angeles 1871.

4:00-5:30pm @ 78 Bowery. Engage with music of the erhu as erhu virtuoso/composer Wang Guowei demonstrates playing techniques and performs erhu masterworks with digital accompaniment.

6:00-7:30pm @ Lanterne Lab. “Made in Chinatown” Artist and Host Reception.

6-7pm @ Museum of Chinese in America. A curated dance project in collaboration with the Museum of Chinese in America showcasing emerging Asian choreographers and dancers.

4-5pm @ Museum of Chinese in America. A curated dance project in collaboration with the Museum of Chinese in America showcasing emerging Asian choreographers and dancers.

2:45-5:30pm via zoom. Immigration Film Festival North American premier of 'The Six' — Chinese survivors of the Titanic. Online screening and Director's Talk.

12:00-1:30pm @ 24 Rutgers St. Join us in reading and discussing famed poet Su Dong Po's "Ode to the Red Cliff", both in English and Chinese over tea, and in trying our hands-on various calligraphy styles of the essay.

4-5pm @ Pencilnyc Studio. Join us for a 1-hour meditation and heart sutra calligraphy copying workshop in the afternoon!

4:00-5:30pm @ A&C Gallery, 4th Fl. “Made in Chinatown” Artist and Hosts Reception .

3-4pm @ Pencilnyc Studio. Join us for a 1-hour meditation and heart sutra calligraphy copying workshop in the afternoon!

10:00am-10:00pm. Review Retrospective features artworks by the Abrons Arts Center Visual Artist AIRspace 2020-2021 cohort Shirley Bruno, Hyperlink Press, Sa’dia Rehman, and Carlos Rosales-Silva.

Various locations and times — please check description. Abrons Arts Center and the digital storytelling platform My Projects Runway celebrate women residents of Lower East Side public housing.

6:30pm @ Abron Arts Center. A monthly ceremonial fire organized by Emily Johnson and Karyn Recollet centering Indigenous protocol and knowledge.

6:30-8pm @ Abron Arts Center. Perfect City is a 20-year art and advocacy working group looking at gentrification, gender equity and urban planning.