2014 Asian American & Pacific Heritage Festival Kick Off

Executive director of CAPA, Dancing group Gen and Corky Lee discuss plans for this years 35th Asian American & Pacific Heritage Festival starting next week.

Presentation at Fushimi resturaunt included an introduction of show details and a brief performance by Dance Group Gen.

Randy Gener Prayer Vigil

The Fil-Am Press Club of New York and the Philippine Consulate General of New York held a prayer rally for Randy Gener, who is one of their members, at the Philippine Center on 5th Avenue.

Pucho Web Solutions Raffle Winner

Lucky Raffle Winner, Kimio Wheaton

Pucho Web Solutions participated in first ever Holiday Raffle at Japanese-Americans, Japanese in America (JAJA) December 2013 meeting in New York City. The lucky winner, Kimio Wheaton, will receive expert guidance, from Pucho Web Solutions, in setting up website traffic reporting which will give him valuable information to optimize his online business. Kimio plans to use his prize with a new web site he is currently planning for a 2014 debut. 

WW Medical Spa Grand Opening Reception

WW Medical Spa Grand Opening

Dec 8, 2013: WW Medical Spa opened a clinic in lower level of their Headquarters in Elmhurst Queens.

The event was held from 11 AM until 3 PM. for customers, vendors, friends and the media.

MTA Holiday Nostalgia Special Subway

Vintage NYC MTA Subway

Surprised to catch MTA New York City Transit vintage subway cars from 1950s on a trip to a reception party at WW Medical Spa in Elmhurst Queens.


There was a hoard or people dressed up in vintage clothing riding subway.

OCA-New Jersey 35th Anniversary Holiday Ball

Giiny Gong and Betty Lee Sung Cake Cutting Ceremony

December 7, 2013, Organization of Chinese in America New Jersey Chapter (OCA-NJ) celebrated its 35th anniversary in Totowa, NJ.

Atmosphere was festive. Everybody had good cheer.

Serve the People

Serve the People: The Asian American Movement in New York charts a history of Asian American activism, organizing, and cultural production in the 1970s, the first exhibition to focus on New York as a center of this national phenomenon. Through posters, leaflets, newspapers, film, and music, Serve the People shows how Asian American identity was shaped by reclaimed histories, revolutionary politics, feminist awareness, third worldism, and community organizing. The culture created by young activists and artists in the movement embodied their ideals, speaking to the excitement and urgency of the time.