Asian Arts Initiative Hosts Two-Day 'Parallel Play' Symposium in Philadelphia's Chinatown
Starting at 10 a.m. on October 24, the Asian Arts Initiative, at 1219 Vine Street in Philadelphia's Chinatown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, is hosting “Parallel Play,” a two-day symposium running through 5 p.m. on October 25 and open to the public. The symposium is part of the six-week Collective Futures festival and brings together artists, scholars, organizers and cultural workers for talks and workshops. The Asian Arts Initiative has long been rooted in Philadelphia's Chinatown and is a key cultural hub for the Asian American community, serving nearby residents and visitors with exhibitions, performances and community programs. Chinatown is easy to reach, close to City Hall, the convention center and Reading Terminal Market, and a short walk from Jefferson Station. For audiences curious about Philadelphia's Asian American arts scene, events like this offer a way to step directly into Chinatown's cultural spaces rather than connecting with the neighborhood only on festival days.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：费城华埠友谊门（牌楼）。摄影：Devry Becker Jones，CC0，经 HMdb。 / Photo: The Chinatown Friendship Gate in Philadelphia, by Devry Becker Jones, CC0, via HMdb.
