Sunday, July 21, 2019 | 11am to 4pm
Mott Street, Manhattan
(Canal Street to Worth Street)
Booth Registration Available Until Monday, July 15, 2019
FREE REGISTRATION FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS &
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 (Location TBD)
11am - New Asia Chamber Music Society
12pm - Greetings
1pm - NY Chinese Cultural Center
2pm - Salome James Jazz Trio
3pm - Chris Petz and Friends
Participating Organizations/Agencies (In Formation)
Chen Dance Center
GrowNYC
Intrepid Museum of Air, Space & Science
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
New Museum
New York Chinese Cultural Center
NYC Dept. of Citywide Administrative Services
NYC Emergency Management
Presented
by the Chinatown Partnership, Chinatown BID, Art Beyond Sight, 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.
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