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In Remembrance: Sept 11, 2001
September 18, 1931 The Mukden Incident
Sep 24 at 5:30pm
Trinity Church - Broadway at Wall Street, NYC
We all remember 911 but do you know or recall 918 ? Join the Tan Yue Chorale in Remembrance on 9/24 at Trinity Church at 5:30 pm.
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Chinatown Y Bridge Walk
Sep 24 at 10:00am
Suggested donation $25. Meet @ Chinatown Y, then walk across Manhattan Bridge, then back. 12pm to 4pm open house activities.
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2016 Chef One New York Dumpling Festival
Sat, Sep 24 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Like dumplings? Time for the annual dumpling eating at SDR Park.
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Actor Tony Danza on stage at 2 pm Saturday
Sat, Sep 24
Actor Tony Danza on stage at 2 pm Saturday hosting first San Gennaro meatball-eating contest with special performances.
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Person Place Thing: Live Taping with Patricia Marx and Randy Cohen
Sun, September 25 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm
Join Patricia Marx, humorist and writer, in conversation with Randy Cohen, author and original writer of "The Ethicist" for the New York Times Magazine. This program will be a live taping of Person Place Thing with Randy Cohen, an interview show based on the idea that people are particularly engaging when they speak not directly about themselves but about something they care about. Marx will talk about one person and one place, and then select one thing drawn from the Museum at Eldridge Street's collection that is important to her.
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Ging Hawk Club: The Social Networks of 2nd Gen Chinese American Women
Sun, Sep 25, 2016 @ 3:00pm - 4:30pm
The women of the Ging Hawk Club share their memories and stories about growing up Chinese American and female in the 1930s and the impact of New York's Ging Hawk Club on their lives and the community.
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Come & see the best at 6th annual competition at Seward Park HS
Oct 23
Is your Chi flowing or are you good at Tai Chi?
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Back by Popular Demand: All of a Kind Family Walking Tour
Sun, September 25 from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm
Prepare for Rosh HaShana like it's 1916! Due to overwhelming demand, we're adding a special All of a Kind Family Walking Tour for the Jewish New Year. Join us as we stroll through the stories and onto the streets where Ella, Henny, Sarah, Gertie, and Charlotte shopped, played, and of course, went to the library. We'll make a holiday stop on Shtiebel Row and pick up some timeless treats for the New Year.
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旅遊大使郎朗 獲贈專屬觀光巴士
By 金春香 / www.worldjournal.com
「我一直想坐敞篷巴士，今天終於實現了！」在紐約街頭，你一定看到過穿梭於各條主要街道、載滿遊客的紅色觀光巴士，而觀光巴士公司Gray Line則於20日贈送中國著名鋼琴家郎朗一輛印有其名字和圖像的專屬名人巴士(Ride of Fame)。紐約市長白思豪還將2016年9月20日命名為「郎朗日」(Lang Lang Day)，並授予他首位華人紐約文化旅遊大使稱號，表彰他多年來為推動紐約市文化藝術做出的諸多貢獻。 |
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华裔二代看好华埠 新思维打造品牌
很多生长在纽约华埠的华裔第二代，在美国完成学业后，就会离开华埠，到外面去找更有"钱途"的工作。但华人小伙马尚明却回到华埠，继承起父亲经营了二十多年的生意--永昌眼镜店。
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第三届华埠中秋夜市在曼哈顿举行
By 黄艺 / www.nbcnews.com
当地时间9月10日，"庆中秋"活动在曼哈顿东百老汇街举行。近千民众参加这场轻松愉快的"派对"，一同感受华埠浓厚中秋气氛。现场不仅有精彩歌舞表演，还有来自不同文化的美食供民众品尝。活动现场，工作人员于两小时内免费向来宾派发了由闽籍侨团提供的三千个月饼。 |
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Asian-American Army Vet Joins VA's Advisory Committee on Minority Veterans
By Chris Fuchs / www.nbcnews.com
By the end of September, there will be roughly 305,000 Asian-American, Native-Hawaiian, and Pacific-Islander veterans in the U.S. armed services, according to the federal Department of Veterans Affairs. But not all of them are aware of what benefits they can receive after serving their country, retired Chief Warrant Officer 3 Fang A. Wong told NBC News. |
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"Chan Is Missing" found again in New York
By www.meniscuszine.com
Wayne Wang's 1982 landmark American independent film "Chan Is Missing," now being revived at New York's Metrograph theater for a week's run in a new 35mm print - how appropriate that a film about San Francisco's Chinatown is playing in the New York equivalent - remarkably feels just as fresh, original, and revelatory 34 years later. Even though there were some antecedents, in 1982 what we now know as "Asian-American cinema" was still a relatively new and unfamiliar category to most movie audiences. |
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Replica of Syrian Landmark Destroyed by ISIS on View in City Hall Park
By Irene Plagianos / www.dnainfo.com
The replica of ancient landmark destroyed by ISIS fighters in Syria is standing in New York City as a reminder of what's been lost. A 30,000-pound recreation of the Triumphal Arch of Palmyra, a 2,000-year-old Roman structure, was unveiled in City Hall Park Monday, where it will stay throughout the week, timed with the meeting of the General Assembly at the United Nations, organizers said. |
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MOCA's Exhibit on Chinese Food Tackles Authenticity and Identity
By Elena Zhang / www.dnainfo.com
What is authentic Chinese food? The question may seem simple at first glance, but for many Chinese Americans, authenticity can vary widely depending on who you ask. For me, Chinese food has always been a way to connect with the history and culture of my immigrant parents. But in my search for "real" Chinese food, I've discovered that my identity as an American has as much to do with my idea of authenticity as does my Chinese heritage. |
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Meet Chinatown's New Art Gang
By Kate Messinger / www.papermag.com
A revamped dumpling shop. An old walk-up tenement building. Next door to a fish market. These are spaces that make Chinatown a uniquely New York neighborhood--and have recently become home to a handful of independent art galleries, adding a whole new neighborhood to art lovers' itineraries. |
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The official schedule for the Feast of San Gennaro is up!
Out-of-towners and locals are getting pretty stoked for the Feast of San Gennaro, and for a good reason-the annual attraction is one of the touristy spots in Little Italy that are actually good. We already filled you in on the best things to do during the feast, including how to enter the world-famous cannoli eating competition.
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Museum of Food and Drink
The Museum of Food and Drink has launched New York City's first food museum with exhibits you can eat. Our mission is to change how people think about food and inspire day-to-day curiosity about what we eat and why.
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Police Search For Suspects in August Shooting, Robbery on Essex Street
Police continue to look for two suspects after a man was shot in the leg and robbed on Essex Street during the summer. It happened at 146 Essex St. (between Rivington and Stanton streets) on Aug. 9. At about 3:30 a.m., the 31-year-old victim was standing outside when he was approached by one of the suspects, who demanded the man's jewelry. The victim fled but was pursued by the second suspect and shot.
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