As part of our food celebration, we are looking to co-create a community cookbook with favorite AAPI recipes (& recipe-related stories) representing different AAPI cultures.
Please follow the recipe template (content and format) below to prepare your Recipe &Story.
This event is organized by Lexington AAPI Youth Team and Chinese American Association of Lexington, Funded by Community Endowment of Lexington (CEL) and Civic Leadership Academy (CLA); Co-sponsored by Japanese Support Group of Lexington, Indian Americans of Lexington, and Korean-American Organization of Lexington.
“Every time I walk into the reading room of the Lexington Cary Library, the big bookshelf with well arranged books always attracts my attention and curiosity. “Celebrate Lexington’s Authors – 150th Cary Memorial Library 1868 – 2018” is written on the wall behind the bookshelf. As it is well known, Lexington has more than 500 published authors who specialize in science, education, literature, history, economics, health, computer science and other fields, and the library houses more than 1,500 books written by Lexington residents, an invaluable resource for many of us.
ReadLexington focuses on the local writers who live amongst us. They are our neighbors, friends and mentors. They appear distant yet are so close to us. ReadLexington aims to promote books written by Lexingtonians, offers readers a glimpse of authors’ creative process and daily life, and encourages everyone to read their books. It is published in both English and Chinese.
Summer afternoon-summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language. – An International Episode Writer, Henry James. Let us pick a beautiful summer afternoon, and read a book by Lexingtonian together!
What a fabulous night for “Tanglewood in Lexington”! Audiences enjoyed music from different genres by musicians from top music institutes, as well as amateur musicians of all ages in a cool summer evening.
Heartfelt thanks to many of our dedicated volunteers who made the Dreamaga Boston International Asian Music Festival in Lexington a huge success and a unique experience for audiences!
Lexington Times published a great article and personal reflection of youth initiatives from including AAPI and black history in school curriculum to working with CAAL organizing AAPI Month Celebrations. It is great to see our youth pursue their passion to serve their community. CAAL has the platform to help them do amazing things.
On Jun 26, 2022 CAAL Co-President Melanie Lin joined with other local and national organizations in Boston Chinatown to remember the life of Vincent Chin, a Chinese American man who was brutally beaten by two white auto workers on June 19, 1982.
Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin R. Hayden, Steven W. Tompkins, Boston City Council President Ed Flynn, City Councilor At-Large Erin Murphy, Salem Mayor, Lt. Governor Candidate Kimberley Driscoll and other distinguished guests delivered remarked in honor of Vincent Chin’s life and against hate crimes.