What a glorious morning for Lexington! Thanks to all 500+runners/walkers and 100+volunteers, the first AAPI 5K in Lexington on May 30th was a blast and more! We run/walk for unity, solidarity and belonging. Our diversity is our strength, and we are stronger together!
Amazing dancing at the reception on May 18 for the “Asians in Lexington: One Village One Dream Photography Exhibition”. If you have not seen the incredible photos and artwork, head over to Cary Library to check it out!
Let’s celebrate AAPI Heritage Month! Join Cary Library, Lexington AAPI Heritage Celebration Youth Team, CAAL, and our panel of food experts for a conversation about the relationship between food and culture. Our panelists will talk about the memories and cultural significance associated with their favorite dish. They’ll share their perspectives on how a love of one’s cuisine can provide comfort, connection, and a sense of identity.
Panel of Food Experts: Helen Chen, Debra Samuels, and Shailini Sisodia.
This event is organized by Lexington AAPI Heritage Celebration Youth Team, Chinese American Association of Lexington (CAAL), and Cary Library; Funded by Community Endowment of Lexington, Mass Cultural Council, and Civic Leadership Academy; Co-sponsored by Indian Americans of Lexington (IAL), Japanese Support Group of Lexington (JPLex), and Korean Organization of Lexington (KOLex).
On the Memorial day (5/30/22) 10:30a, AAPI 5K Run n Walk will be held in Lexington (LHS). The event is organized by CAAL and many local organizations to celebrate the May AAPI Heritage Month. It will be a fun family-friendly event, with ice cream and tastes of AAPI food. If you are around, you are encouraged to join and support, register at: https://runsignup.com/Race/MA/Lexington/AAPI5kRunnWalkLexington