On June 5th, the American Chinese Museum in Philadelphia celebrated “Duan Wu Festival”, which is well known as Dragon Boat Festival, with the local community. Many Chinese artists and Chinese cultural ambassadors performed during the events and interacted with the visitors.
On May 1st, the American Chinese Museum held a Chinese and Western Culture and Art Forum in the museum as part of its “Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month” celebration. Participating speakers delivered valuable speeches on a wide range of art topics.
On May 1st, the American Chinese Museum kicks off the Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration with a series of events, including the Chinese and Western culture and art forums, art auctions, and the 2022 Spring Joint Exhibition of Chinese and Western Culture and Art.
On April 7th, American Chinese Museum was authorized to display a Philadelphia Historical Commission Historical Plaque on the property at 7345 and 7347 Oxford Avenue.
Built in 1898, the Victorian twin house was designed by former Philadelphia architect Horace W. Castor. It is one of the oldest and most significant buildings in Northeast Philadelphia. On March 14, 2017, this property was designated as Historical by the Historical Commission of Philadelphia and was listed on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places.
On December 20, the U.S. Congressman
Branden Boyle representing
Pennsylvania’s 2nd District visited the
American Chinese Museum.
The celebration included lion dances and group dances. In the future, the museum will hold large-scale celebrations with cultural significance.
This is an exhibition that connects Chinese American fish ball culture with blessing culture and marine culture.
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