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ExploreChinatown Newsletter (7/17/19)
Sunday, July 21, 2019 | 11am to 4pm

Mott Street, Manhattan
(Canal Street to Worth Street)

Join us in Manhattan's Chinatown to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act; to instill and reinforce pride among all members of the disability community, their caregivers, family, friends and supporters; to change the public perception of people with disabilities; and to tear down the barriers and boundaries that divide us in order to foster a spirit of unity and collaboration.

Happening for the first time this year, we'll be celebrating 25th Annual Burmese New Year Water Festival too. Also our friends at GrowNYC will be hosting a Stop 'N' Swap, allowing passerbys to bring clean, reusable, portable items such as clothing, housewares, games, books & toys that are no longer needed, and for taking home at no cost.
From 11am to 4pm, visit cultural and information booths throughout Mott (Worth to Pell Street), enjoy games and activities, as well as taste all the delicious foods that Chinatown has to offer everyone.


Stage Program (between Canal & Bayard)
12pm - Greetings
2pm - Salome James Jazz Trio
3pm - Chris Petz and Friends

Stop 'N' Swap (between Bayard & Pell)
Bring clean, portable, reusable items you no longer need and take home something new-to-you.

Stage Program (between Mosco & Worth)
11am - NY Chinese Cultural Center
12pm – THINGYAN STORY – KYAW THA HLA
12:10pm – OPENING SONG/DANCE
12:20pm – SINGING
12:40pm - THINGYAN SONGS & GROUP DANCES
1pm – SINGING
1:20pm – Models
1:30pm – GROUP DANCES
4pm - Closing Song & Dance

Water Activities (between Pell & Worth)
Slip-n-Slide Rides & Laung Hilay (canoe) Ceremony

Participating Organizations/Agencies (In Formation)
Asian CineVision
Chen Dance Center
Chinatown Kiwanis Club
GrowNYC
Intrepid Museum of Air, Space & Science
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
Lyft Inc. / Citi Bike
New Museum
New York Chinese Cultural Center
New York Chinese School
New York Cosmopolitan Lions Club
New York Global Leaders Lions Club
NYC Dept. of Citywide Administrative Services
NYC Emergency Management
US Census Bureau
Xincon Home Care

Presented by the Chinatown Partnership, Chinatown BID, Art Beyond Sight, Myanmar Chinese Association of New york, Thingyan Association, and the New York City Department of Transportation.

Weekend Walks are multi-block, multi-day events on commercial corridors that promote the use of streets as public space. Community based organizations apply to close commercial streets and provide active programming that highlights local businesses.
Stop 'N' Swap
Bring clean, portable, reusable items you no longer need and take home something new-to-you. No one is required to bring something to take something. Books, toys, fashionable clothing, housewares, electronics & more!

Please no furniture, large items, expired or open food, unsealed personal care products, medicine, dirty or ripped clothing, fabric scraps, incomplete toys and games, non-working electronics, tube TVs, magazines, or sharp objects.

Right now, the plan calls for a soft opening on July 27. They’ll start out with tofu, soy milk, dau fu fa, grass jelly with or without toppings, herbal tea, and bai tang gao rice cakes in both white and brown varieties. Eng is looking forward to rolling out more desserts and some savory snacks in time as well.

The Americans With Disabilities Act, or ADA, which President George H.W. Bush signed into law in 1990, emancipated millions and set a standard for the rest of the world. It meant that, legally, any public place must accommodate anyone who wishes to go there; wherever there’s a stair, there must also be a lift or a ramp.

Mostly known to be a drink comprised of milk tea and tapioca pearls, you can create your own version of the delicious drink with various topping and flavor options. Now a widely loved menu beyond Asian communities, we’ve rounded up a list of the best bubble tea spots in New York, ranging from large chains to new and emerging shops.

Craving hot pot? You're in luck: a new business has opened its doors in the neighborhood. The fresh addition to Chinatown, called Dalongyi Hot Pot, is located at 159 Canal St., Floor 2 Unit E. This new business offers Szechuan cuisine. The spot allows you to pick your soup base, protein and vegetables. Choose between a mild, medium or extra spiciness level as well.
42nd Asian American International Film Festival
When We Walk

Aug 3, 2019 | 2:30PM | Asia Society

WHEN WE WALK documents director Jason DaSilva’s struggle to parent as primary progressive multiple sclerosis changes his health, his family life, and his independence. We journey with DaSilva and his family as he faces the challenges and trials of the American healthcare system and how this has effects on his activism, filmmaking, and his personal life.

New York Chinese School (Fall Enrollment)
2019年秋季班已開始接受新生報名，新生於7月21日前報名者可享免註冊費之優惠。一人同時報讀2科可減$30（鼓樂隊除外）

The Fall Semester is now open for registration! Enroll before July 21 to have the additional $30 registration fee waived. A $30 discount will also be applied if you enroll in 2 classes (excluding Crimson Kings Corps).

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