CAAL participating in 2nd Herb Fest organized by Lexington Historical Society and Lexington Field & Garden Club: herb & vegetable plants exhibition and charity sale ( fundraising for bikeway water station), tea history and ceremony, traditional instrument performances. Shout out to our proud youths again!
Chinese American community in Boston area gathered in Concord on Saturday, Aug 27 to honor United States Senator George Frisbie Hoar, and celebrate the 196th Anniversary of his birth.
Senator Hoar was the only member of the US Congress to vote against the Chinese Exclusion Law of 1882 and all future extensions. He described it as “nothing less than the legalization of racial discrimination”.
New Legacy Cultural Center, the Chinese American Association of Lexington, and Cary Library Foundation will be hosting an opening reception at Cary Library Wednesday, Aug 24th at 6:00 PM, featuring the art of Mike Mei.
The event will include a Back-in-time Costume Show, Art Auction, Chinese Cuisine Exposition (by Master Chef Patrick Shao), and Live Chinese Calligraphy Demo—all in support of Cary Library’s ChiRP! Project (renovating children’s and meeting spaces).
10 CAAL EC members and youth representatives joined UCA-MA delegation attended the United Chinese Americans Convention on July 14-16 in Washington DC. Over 600 people attended the convention and exchanged ideas around forging authentic Chinese-American identities and building a civically active community..
Click this link to read CAAL Youth member Willian Zhang’s report and reflection about this convention: