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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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Based in San Jose, CA, the Chinese American Real Estate Association CA exists to advance the social and economic well-being of Chinese-American professionals in the real estate industry. Founded as a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization, CAREA recognizes the unique contributions and perspectives that Chinese-American real estate professionals bring to their communities and the broader market. The association's mission extends beyond individual success to fostering a strong professional community where members support one another's growth and development. CAREA serves as a bridge connecting real estate licensees with complementary professionals including escrow officers, title specialists, lenders, and construction experts, creating a comprehensive network that strengthens the entire ecosystem. By promoting higher business standards and encouraging meaningful cooperation among members, the organization helps build trust and credibility within the San Jose real estate community. CAREA's dedication to furthering the professional image of Chinese-American real estate professionals reflects a commitment to representation, opportunity, and mutual success. The association provides a welcoming platform where members can collaborate, share experiences, and collectively advance the interests of their profession while contributing positively to their local community.
Founded in 1977, Asian Law Alliance emerged from the vision of community leaders who recognized that the growing Asian Pacific Islander population in San Jose, CA faced significant barriers to justice despite prevailing stereotypes suggesting otherwise. What began as a grassroots effort to challenge the "model minority" myth has evolved into a cornerstone institution serving the Silicon Valley community for nearly five decades. The organization's founders conducted extensive outreach to uncover unmet legal needs within the Asian American community, discovering widespread challenges in housing access, immigration processes, and basic human rights protection. Today, Asian Law Alliance remains committed to its founding mission of promoting self-sufficiency, self-reliance, and improved quality of life through legal counseling, community education, and organizing efforts. The organization serves individuals who face language limitations, lack understanding of the legal system, cannot afford traditional legal fees, or experience discrimination. By keeping its doors open to those most vulnerable and underserved, Asian Law Alliance continues the work begun by its founders—ensuring that Asian Pacific Islanders in San Jose and surrounding areas receive equal access to justice. The organization actively welcomes volunteers and maintains strong community partnerships, reflecting its belief that lasting change requires collective effort and sustained commitment to serving those denied fundamental rights.
Founded in 1987 by the late Lillian Gong-Guy and Gerrye Wong, the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project (CHCP) is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization serving the San Jose, CA community with a mission to preserve and celebrate Chinese and Chinese American heritage. Rooted in the heart of Silicon Valley, CHCP shares the stories, history, and culture of early Chinese pioneers and their descendants with residents and visitors from across the region and beyond. The organization's most significant achievement was the reconstruction and preservation of the Ng Shing Gung, a historic religious and community center originally built in 1888 in San Jose's Heinlenville settlement—the last Chinatown of San Jose. In 1991, CHCP donated this carefully restored building to the City of San Jose, transforming it into the Chinese American Historical Museum at History Park, where it remains accessible to the public today. Led by dedicated volunteers serving as officers, board members, and advisors, CHCP works collaboratively with the City of San Jose and History San Jose to maintain this irreplaceable cultural landmark. The organization's commitment extends beyond museum stewardship to active community engagement through educational programs, cultural events, and outreach initiatives that connect people of all backgrounds to Chinese American history. By preserving the stories of those who built and shaped Santa Clara Valley, CHCP ensures that future generations understand and appreciate the vital contributions of the Chinese American community to the region's cultural and historical fabric.
