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Bottoms up! Why Gan Bei is a cornerstone of community in the CID seven years after opening

Aishu Amarnath - April 1, 2026

April Arts Calendar 2026

Nudibranch is Seattle’s first Thai-inspired coffee shop and ‘Third Place’

Beyond ‘minor feelings’: Remembering the Atlanta spa shootings five years later

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Filipino community members commemorate the 40-year anniversary of the People Power...

Photos: Community honors Day of Remembrance in Puyallup and NW Detention...

Activists raise the alarm about surveillance, displacement, fiscal responsibility around upcoming...

Drawing parallels to EO 9066, activists protest ICE deportation flights out...

Congressional bill would halt deportation of Southeast Asian refugees

Tanggol Migrante Movement celebrates one year of unity, resistance, and major...

Photos: Wing Luke Museum annual Lunar New Year celebration brings crowds...

Community members march to commemorate 140-year anniversary of 1886 Seattle Chinese...

Teaching ESL at Helping Link helps reconnect Vietnamese diaspora to their...

Community

Bottoms up! Why Gan Bei is a cornerstone of community in the CID seven years after opening

Aishu Amarnath - April 1, 2026

Nudibranch is Seattle’s first Thai-inspired coffee shop and ‘Third Place’

Dani Madan - March 18, 2026

Offline Coffee brings Chinese cafe culture and flavors to Capitol Hill

March 4, 2026

Florangela Davila elevates the stories of everyday people as executive director of the South Seattle Emerald

March 4, 2026

‘Rewilding’ in the Year of the Horse: Self care at community studios has a ripple effect

March 4, 2026

Announcement: Filipinotown survey accepting feedback on street sign design

February 15, 2026

Announcement: Seattle Renter’s Survey extended through Feb. 20 to understand renter’s costs and quality of life

February 15, 2026

Investing in Health Access: A Lunar New Year Gathering in Support of Community Health

February 13, 2026

‘Discover What Moves You’ is about access to arts, culture

February 12, 2026

With the Fire Horse we emerge into a vivacious and energetic dawn

February 12, 2026

Opinion

On the Fence Line: In prison, illnesses spread rapidly, medical care is lacking, and getting sick is a serious matter

Felix Sitthivong - April 1, 2026

My teacher, who also lives in Chinatown: Questions for the community and myself

Abraham (Tiger) Song - March 16, 2026

Opinion: Basic protections needed to protect older adults from crypto scammers

March 16, 2026

Beyond ‘minor feelings’: Remembering the Atlanta spa shootings five years later

March 16, 2026

Racialized misogyny is the price Asian American women pay for advocacy

March 9, 2026

A letter from the staff at Refugee Artisan Initiative

March 5, 2026

Opinion: I’m dancing to house our neighbors in need. Here’s why.

March 4, 2026

On the Fence Line: Year after year, Washington state lawmakers fail to pass reforms to the carceral system

March 4, 2026

Opinion: In the new year, let’s scrub away some outdated ideas about the Chinatown International District

February 13, 2026

Opinion: If preschool isn’t safe, nowhere is

February 13, 2026

Arts

April Arts Calendar 2026

Alan Chong Lau - April 1, 2026

Visual Arts “Presence – New Works on Paper” is an exhibit by MylenTamaliuan-Huggins now on view through May 22, 2026. Artist’s reception and gallery talk on Friday, May 1, 2026 from...

Young audiences cheer as ‘Momotaro’ transforms McCaw Hall into a three-dimensional...

Nahline Gouin - March 24, 2026

On Saturday, March 21, Pacific Northwest Ballet (PNB) opened its doors to present the world premiere of Momotaro (The Peach Boy), part of its...

Before, during, and after resettlement: ‘Our Voices’ exhibition commemorates Washington state’s Southeast Asian American refugees

March 19, 2026

Filmed in Japan, the U.S., and Iran, Masahiro Sugano’s new film explores human connections and the mundane

March 18, 2026

Escaping to coastal Japan, siblings wrestle with family loss and mixed-race heritage

March 18, 2026

Artist Nhi Vo captures the essence of Tết Vietnamese New Year, in ceramics

March 18, 2026

In Felix Nesi’s debut novel, residents of West Timor grapple with violence, religious and political power, and inner turmoil

March 16, 2026

March Arts Calendar 2026

March 12, 2026

Video game deftly blends fantasy, sci-fi, and an emotionally powerful story of the real-world WWII Japanese American experience

March 12, 2026

Indian classical music shapes the emotional trajectory of poetry collection ‘Bladed Edge Between’

March 6, 2026

CLASSIFIEDS

Budget Matters 2025 keeps a steadfast vision for a just economic future

WA State Budget and Policy Center - October 29, 2025

Community Opportunity: Chinatown-International District Place-Based Group

The International Examiner - October 10, 2025

Job Posting: Office Coordinator with Seattle Chinese Garden

The International Examiner - August 28, 2025

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