Presented as part of Lincoln Center's Chinese Arts Week and China Institute's centennial celebration, About Face: Disrupting Ballet, a new feature-length documentary, spotlights the efforts of former New York City Ballet soloist Georgina Pazcoguin and author, producer, and choreographer Phil Chan as they launch their global Final Bow for Yellowface movement and challenge the dance world to rid ballet of long-standing Asian stereotypes.

Spectrum Conferences cordially invites you to its 4th International Summit on Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering (ISCSEE2026), which is going to be held in Prague, Czech Republic during July 23-25, 2026.
Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Construction Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Hydraulic Engineering, Earthquake Engineering, Coastal Engineering, Offshore Engineering, Urban Engineer

The New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF) and Film at Lincoln Center today unveil the second wave of programming for its landmark 25th edition, adding more than 40 films to an already wide-ranging lineup, with very special final titles still to come. Running from July 10 to July 26 across five New York venues, NYAFF 2026 marks a major milestone for North America’s leading festival of Asian cinema.

NY Asian Film Festival has always been years ahead of where global cinema is going.

Opening JULY 10-26 at Film at Lincoln Center and venues across the City.

The largest, most prestigious Asian cinema festival in the Western Hemisphere celebrating 25 years.

Catch premieres, A-list stars and filmmakers from across Asia.

A public conversation at historic Riverside Church exploring Chinese American history through documentary film, panel discussions, and community storytelling. Each week begins with an episode from "History of NYC’s Chinatown” followed by talks exploring migration, labor, resilience, culture, and belonging through the experiences of many communities. We kick off Week 1 on July 26th with Migration & Displacement, to learn about the Chinese connection to Indo-Caribbean and Jamaican cultures.

A public conversation at historic Riverside Church exploring Chinese American history through documentary film, panel discussions, and community storytelling. Each week begins with an episode from "History of NYC’s Chinatown” followed by talks exploring migration, labor, resilience, culture, and belonging through the experiences of many communities. We kick off Week 1 on July 26th with Migration & Displacement, to learn about the Chinese connection to Indo-Caribbean and Jamaican cultures.

Join Borderless Bazaar for an evening celebrating the foods, founders, and cultural traditions shaping the future of foods.
Discover and sample products from emerging food and beverage brands inspired by cultures and places around the world. Meet the founders behind them, hear the personal stories that became businesses, and connect with fellow food lovers, entrepreneurs, creators, & culturally curious foodies.

Live Now until Aug 11- Echoes in Between: Penang as Living Archive explores Penang through memory, everyday heritage and cultural landscapes rather than monuments alone. Bringing together fourteen contemporary artists, the exhibition reveals how homes, festivals, neighbourhoods and ordinary lives become living archives. Through painting, photography, film and installation, it invites audiences to reconsider heritage as something continually created through people, place and memory.

Welcome to Chinatown is hosting our annual Hungry Ghost Theater 盂蘭盆節. Come be immersed into the tradition and world of Chinese Opera and more. Celebrate Hungry Ghost Festival in Manhattan Chinatown with a very unique rare opportunity to see LIVE Chinese Opera and more! The Cantonese Opera team will be performing an excerpted of: The Legend of the Purple Hairpin (紫釵記)