By Staff NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY The Seattle City Council voted 8-0 on Sept. 5 to mention historic Filipino Town — alongside Chinatown, Japantown, and Little Saigon — in a resolution […]
Up-and-coming cellist from Redmond the next Yo-Yo Ma?
By Nina Huang Northwest Asian Weekly It’s not everyday that Yo-Yo Ma wants to meet your family. But for Harvard student and Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) fellow Audrey Chen, that […]
Hookah bar in ID closes
By Assunta Ng NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Medina Private Club, one of two hookah bars in Chinatown, closed recently. The new business will be an art gallery of Chinese antiques, opening […]
Are you lucky or are you unlucky? (Think again!)
By Assunta Ng NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY A woman recently won $758 million, the biggest grand prize of a single lottery ticket in U.S. history. Some lottery losers wonder if they […]
Ship Canal boat tour
The Port of Seattle Commission invited members of the community for a narrated boat tour of the working waterfront on Aug. 24. Guests learned about the importance of the port […]
APDC happy hour
Asian Pacific Directors Coalition (APDC) met with members of the community on Aug. 24. The happy hour gathering at Tai Tung restaurant was an opportunity for the APDC to engage […]
Banh Mi Fest a success!
Banh Mi Fest on Aug. 27 brought together Vietnamese American food, culture, and entertainment. The 7th Annual Celebrate Little Saigon festival celebrated the iconic banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich). There was […]
WASITRAC and UW host visit from business delegation from India
The Washington State India Trade Relations Action Committee (WASITRAC) and the University of Washington Bothell School of Business hosted a community reception on Aug. 25, in honor of a visiting […]
Lang Lang cancels September recital under doctor’s orders
Popular Chinese concert pianist Lang Lang, who was scheduled to perform on Sept. 28 in Seattle, has canceled his recital under his doctor’s recommendation due to inflammation in his left […]
How a recycling internship brought me closer to my community
The first time I taught someone how to recycle, I was 10 years old. My family and I had just moved to Beacon Hill from China. The culture shock was powerful. Of all the new and different experiences, learning about sustainability and recycling was one concept that stood out the most.
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