Upcoming events
W.O.W. the Crowd Street Performance: Love as Resistance
Join us for our annual street performance as we take over Mosco St. and share in the LNY spirit of mutual support, resistance, and people power through song, ritual, rhythm, and dance.
Super Saturday and RRR Confetti Collection
Come collect discarded confetti with RRR during Super Saturday. We will be wandering down Mott St. towards Canal. Look out for our red jumpsuits!
Abrons Arts Afternoon 2026
Abrons Arts Center, lucky risograph and The W.O.W. Project hosts an afternoon of all-ages arts activities, karaoke, and a lion dance performance to celebrate the year of the fire horse. We invite you to imagine what an abundant new year will look like for the Chinatown and Abrons communities.
This event is free and open to the public.
RSVP Link here !
Storefronts as Sites of Cultural Resistance Exhibition Opening Reception
From Chinatown, With Love programming is officially kicking off with the opening reception of our FCWL Exhibition: Storefronts as Sites of Cultural Resistance next Thursday 1/29 evening in collaboration with Abrons Arts Center, lucky risograph, and Midnight Projects ! The W.O.W. lions will be performing, speeches from participating biz owners & some snacks and bevs all to kick off our FCWL season.
Designed by Weiyun Chen & Supatida Sutiratana of Midnight Projects, with featured works by Letterform Archive, Cynthia Yuan Cheng & Sophie Wang, Mischelle Moy, and Singha Hon the exhibition celebrates the grit and resilience of Chinatown small businesses and explores how everyday acts of care and mutual aid become forms of cultural resistance and regeneration for a neighborhood like Chinatown. The show will be up throughout March.
RSVP here!
Maps and Altars: TDOR
Gather with community to build an altar for our queer and trans Chinatown ancestors. Stop by between 6 and 8 pm to bring an offering for our community altar.
We’ll have copies of our new compilation zine “Maps and Altars: Queer and Trans Chinatown” available for sliding scale donation. The zine features writing and visuals from contributors to our past Queer Chinatown walking tours, as well as reflections from other community members on their relationships with Chinatown as a queer and trans space. The zine also honors our beloved W.O.W. team member Em, who was a creator of the Queer Chinatown tour and who passed away this year.