Posted 2 months ago in AANHPI Month, Arts & Culture, Things to Do
3 MIN READ – May marks the celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month. Commemorate the invaluable contributions of these communities in the Loop through special events and programming.
Harold Washington Library
Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with Chicago Public Library as they embrace this year's theme, 'Represent'! Immerse yourself in a series of events showcasing AANHPI creators, participate in stimulating book discussions, and explore their recommended reads all month long.
Enjoy various AANHPI Heritage Month events and workshops at Harold Washington Library including artist talks, artmaking, and film screenings. Check out the full list of events hosted at Harold Washington Library here.
Kalapriya Center for Indian Performing Arts
Kalapriya celebrates and embraces the many genres of Indian performing arts in order to engage audiences, empower students and build community. Explore the various program and events Kalapriya has to offer and support South Asian culture in Chicago. From summer camps, dance and yogas classes, to performances, there are many ways to engage in Kalapriya's community. Check out Kalapriya's full offerings here.
Born Again Consignment Parlor
Support a local South Asian, women-owned business near the Loop! Born Again is a consignment shop with a mission to transcend the religion of retail, selling gently-used modern, vintage and novelty furniture, decor, clothing and accessories. If you like the idea of having a luxurious in-store experience without the hefty price tags, you'll definitely enjoy shopping at Born Again. Find more information here an pay them a visit soon at 703 S. Dearborn Street.
