"Celebrating with Food and Drink" Featuring Chef Tu David Phu, Adam "Boots" Brogan, and Alkali Rye OACC is excited to bring you Quarantini Mixer — an online mixology class and social club! To close out the Lunar New Celebration, this mixer focuses on "Celebrating with Food and Drink" — learn how to make wontons at home from Chef Tu David Phu! Afterward,
Missed the event? Stay in touch with Russell to learn of his upcoming works and appearances at threecoins1@yahoo.com. Three Coins tells the true story of Ah Ying, who in 1880 was kidnapped and brought to America as a 9-year-old child slave. With her friend Sue Lee she survives, and takes control of her life. Her
OACC’s performing arts series continues with a showcase of captivating dances from various regions of the Philippines and a live workshop with members of Parangal Dance Company, a Filipino folk dance group based in the SF Bay Area. Parangal Dance Company’s mission is to give tribute to Philippine heritage by preserving and promoting ethnic attire,
Spring into the New Year! Following a successful virtual Lunar New Year Celebration, OACC is excited to continue the new year festivities for our Oakland Chinatown neighborhood and our broader communities this Spring. Enjoy engaging South and Southeast Asian cultural demonstrations, performances, and children’s story time, all from the comfort of your home! Together with
"Afternoon Tea" with Malaya Tea Room OACC is excited to bring you Quarantini Mixer — an online social club! To close out the New Year Celebration: South & Southeast Asia, this mixer focuses on enjoying "Afternoon Tea." Join us and Leena Lim from the Malaya Tea Room to learn how to create an afternoon tea experience for yourself and others at
View the event livestream here. From the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 to present-day Public Charge, the U.S. has a history of enacting government-sanctioned efforts denying rights and justice to immigrants and refugees, particularly those from communities of color. In response, Asian Pacific American communities have repeatedly risen and organized against such exclusionary legislation and
