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Street fair; cultural activities: calligraphy, painting, performances, musical, arts, martial arts, and lion dance performances; and parade.
Cultural Festival in Chinatown 2026
Join us on May 31, 2026 at 10:00 AM for a fun day in San Francisco's Chinatown! Experience the vibrant culture, tasty food, and lively performances that make Chinatown so special. Bring your friends and family to celebrate together in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Don’t miss out on this festive and cultural local event!
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Celebrate AAPI families, culture, and community at Wonderfest: a joyful day of fun at Gordon J Lau Elementary.
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The Chinatown Family Resource Center Collaborative welcomes all families to join the fun with our community festival in celebration of children and families!
This event is FREE and OPEN to all from 11 am to 1:30 pm. It is sponsored by San Francisco Department of Early Childhood and it will include performances and fun, unique activities for families with children from 0-5 years old as well as 5-12+ years old.
💦 Remember to hydrate and bring your own reusable water bottle.
Planned performances:
Cultural dances by Chinese Folk Dance Association
MeeZee & Kiva Hand Balancing Show
Disco Dance Workshop
Introduction to the organizers: Gum Moon/AWRC, APA Family Support Services, WuYee Joy Lok Family Resource Center, SFUSD Parent Advisory Groups, and the sponsor of our event San Francisco Department of Early Childhood
Family Dance-Along
Live Characters visit by Lion Dance Me
All throughout the event, you will find a whole courtyard of fun activities which include
Arts & crafts, games, activity tables hosted by the organizing Chinatown Family Resource Center Collaborative (Gum Moon/AWRC, Wu Yee, APA Family Services)
First 5 California's State of Action Day's sunflower planting
Literacy, Science, Math Resources by SFUSD
Face painting artists to create traditional cultural masks
SF Bookmobile's book to share
Mister Softee ice cream truck
🎁 Register before Wed 5/06/26 (11:59pm) or before it is sold out to register for the festival.
*Swags and gifts are first come first served, and while supplies last
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Join the CCSC Mural Project if you want to learn more about San Francisco Chinatown!
Join the CCSC Mural Project!
Dive into the alleys of Chinatown with the CCSC Mural Project! This fun, interactive event lets you connect with the community and experience Chinese culture in San Francisco. Whether you're a tourist or a local, this is the perfect chance to discover what Chinatown has to offer. Don't miss out on the chance to tour the heart of chinatown, try the chinese specialties, give back to the community, see local talents and make some new friends along the way!
At this event you will:
Go on a guided walking tour of Chinatown's murals 🎨
Experience chinese art and culture 🏮
Make a difference in the community by cleaning the streets* 🧹
Try hidden gems and delecacies from across Chinatown 🥡🥟
*Participants will be provided trash pickers and bags to pick up trash and beautify streets along the mural tour route.
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Established at the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings), the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association represents a vital affinity organization within the law school's thriving student community. Located in San Francisco, CA, APALSA embodies the institution's 150-year commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion by creating dedicated spaces where Asian Pacific American law students can connect, grow, and thrive.
The organization's mission centers on elevating Asian Pacific American voices on campus and advancing justice and opportunity for its members. APALSA recognizes that meaningful legal education extends beyond classroom instruction to include the development of professional networks, mentorship relationships, and peer support systems. By bringing together students of shared cultural and ethnic backgrounds, APALSA fosters a sense of community and belonging that enhances the overall law school experience.
As one of UC Law SF's affinity organizations, APALSA operates within an institutional framework that actively supports student-led initiatives promoting diversity and inclusion. The law school's commitment to infusing diversity, equity, and inclusion into every aspect of its operations creates an environment where affinity groups like APALSA can flourish. Membership in APALSA and attendance at its events are open to all UC Law SF students, reflecting the organization's inclusive philosophy.
APALSA's programming—including mentorship opportunities, professional panels, academic events, and social gatherings—strengthens the bonds between Asian Pacific American law students while connecting them with experienced practitioners. This community-centered approach aligns with UC Law SF's vision of preparing lawyers and leaders equipped to serve diverse populations and advance the rule of law. Through APALSA, students gain not only professional development but also meaningful relationships and a supportive community throughout their legal education journey.
Asian Real Estate Association of the East Bay Inc is a non-profit organization deeply rooted in the Oakland, CA community, dedicated to empowering and enriching the lives of East Bay residents through real estate education and professional support. Founded on the core belief that community members deserve access to knowledgeable, culturally-aware real estate professionals, AREAEB connects real estate licensees and professionals who share a passion for serving the Asian community with integrity and expertise.
What sets AREAEB apart is its holistic approach to community empowerment. Beyond facilitating real estate transactions, the organization actively engages in charitable work and community service throughout Oakland and the surrounding East Bay. Members have volunteered with the Alameda County Food Bank, Meals on Wheels, and Feed the Hunger initiatives, while also establishing a scholarship fund to support future generations. The organization embraces values of connection, support, and advocacy, creating meaningful relationships among its diverse membership base.
AREAEB hosts regular mixers, seminars, and networking events that bring together real estate professionals, investors, and community members. These gatherings celebrate cultural milestones like the Lunar New Year while providing valuable educational opportunities on topics ranging from financial planning to property investment strategies. By fostering mentorship and fellowship among members, AREAEB ensures that the Oakland and East Bay Asian community has access to professionals who understand their unique needs, speak their language, and are committed to their long-term success and prosperity.
Based in Oakland, CA, the Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) Greater East Bay is a nonprofit professional trade organization with a mission to empower Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities through sustainable homeownership opportunities. AREAA recognizes the distinct housing needs and aspirations of AAPI families and works to bridge the gap between these communities and qualified real estate professionals who understand their unique circumstances. The organization functions as a collective voice for housing and real estate professionals dedicated to serving the AAPI market, fostering relationships built on cultural competency and community commitment. Through its Greater East Bay presence, AREAA connects professionals who share a passion for expanding homeownership access and creating lasting economic stability within Asian American and Pacific Islander neighborhoods throughout Oakland and the region. The association's nonprofit structure reflects its core commitment to community benefit over commercial interests, making it a trusted resource for both real estate professionals seeking to deepen their market expertise and AAPI families searching for culturally aware housing solutions.
