June 29th, - July 1, 2026
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AAPIEC Inc. in collaboration with Dracut Arts AAPIEC Inc. is celebrating AANHPI Heritage Day with two events: All events are free and open to the public.
1) Title: AAPIEC Inc. Presentation and Exhibit Reception.
In celebrating AANHPI Heritage Day, the presentation and exhibit reception will highlight in detail the history and culture of 2 different ethnic groups (from over 100+) from experts. There will be a presentation plus either a performance or demonstration and plenty of time to ask questions on Monday, June 29th, 2026: 6 - 8pm
This will be followed by a small reception (Taste of Asia) and time to view the “Contributions AANHPI Have Made to American History” Exhibit and ask any additional questions you may have. You will learn a lot. After all, AANHPI history is part of American History.
For more information on the Presentation and Exhibit Reception, click here. For hours and directions, click here. There is plenty of parking on site.
In celebrating AANHPI Heritage Day, the presentation and exhibit reception will highlight in detail the history and culture of 2 different ethnic groups (from over 100+) from experts. There will be a presentation plus either a performance or demonstration and plenty of time to ask questions on Monday, June 29th, 2026: 6 - 8pm
This will be followed by a small reception (Taste of Asia) and time to view the “Contributions AANHPI Have Made to American History” Exhibit and ask any additional questions you may have. You will learn a lot. After all, AANHPI history is part of American History.
For more information on the Presentation and Exhibit Reception, click here. For hours and directions, click here. There is plenty of parking on site.
2) Title: Contributions AANHPI Have Made to American History Exhibit (June 29th - July 1st, 2026)
This exhibit was created to define who AANHPIs are (over 100 different ethnic groups) and to share the history and culture of these ethnic groups. In addition, there are thousands of AANHPIs who have served in the military with medals of honor and contributed as Supreme Court Judges, Nobel Prize Winners, Astronauts etc. to American History that very few people know about and would be very surprised who they are. AANHPI is part of American History.
You will come away after viewing the exhibit saying, “I didn’t know that”. This exhibit will be on display in Parker Memorial library at 28 Arlington street from June 29th (starting at 6 pm) - July 1st during regular library hours.
For more information on the exhibit, click here. Click here for hours and directions to the library.
This event would not have been made possible with the support of our sponsor, Dracut Cultural Council, and Parker Memorial Library as our host.
FUTURE DATES and LOCATIONS will be announced once details are finalized. SO STAY TUNED!
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May 2nd - May 29th, 2026
We are celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month by showcasing
The "Contributions AAPI Have Made to American History" Exhibit from May 2- May 29th, 2026 in Hanneman Hall at the Brookline Public Library.
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Join us for an indepth conversation the history and culture of 2 of the 100+ ethnic groups.
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For more fun activities, join Brookline's 4th Annual AANHPI Heritage Celebration
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AAPIEC Inc. in collaboration with the Town of Brookline is celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month with two events:
1) The "Contributions AANHPI Have Made to American History" Exhibit and the "AAPIEC Inc. Presentation and Exhibit Reception" on May 21st.
This exhibit was created to define who AANHPIs are (over 100 different ethnic groups) and to share the history and culture of these ethnic groups. In addition, there are thousands of AANHPIs who have served in the military with medals of honor and contributed as Supreme Court Judges, Nobel Prize Winners, Astronauts etc. to American History that very few people know about and would be very surprised who they are. AANHPI is part of American History.
You will come away after viewing the exhibit saying, “I didn’t know that”. This exhibit will be on display in Hanneman Hall at the library on Washington street from May 2nd – May 29th during regular library hours. For more information on the exhibit, click here. Click here for hours of the library. For directions and parking, click here. For additional exhibits, click here.
1) The "Contributions AANHPI Have Made to American History" Exhibit and the "AAPIEC Inc. Presentation and Exhibit Reception" on May 21st.
This exhibit was created to define who AANHPIs are (over 100 different ethnic groups) and to share the history and culture of these ethnic groups. In addition, there are thousands of AANHPIs who have served in the military with medals of honor and contributed as Supreme Court Judges, Nobel Prize Winners, Astronauts etc. to American History that very few people know about and would be very surprised who they are. AANHPI is part of American History.
You will come away after viewing the exhibit saying, “I didn’t know that”. This exhibit will be on display in Hanneman Hall at the library on Washington street from May 2nd – May 29th during regular library hours. For more information on the exhibit, click here. Click here for hours of the library. For directions and parking, click here. For additional exhibits, click here.
2) AAPIEC Inc. in collaboration with the Town of Brookline is celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month with a Presentation that will highlight in detail the history and culture of 2 different ethnic groups (from over 100+) from experts. There will be a presentation plus either a performance or demonstration and plenty of time to ask questions on Thursday, May 21st. 2026
This will be followed by a small reception (Taste of Asia) and time to view the Contributions AANHPI Have Made to American History Exhibit and ask any additional questions you may have. You will learn a lot. Afterall, AANHPI history is part of American History.
For more information on the Presentation and Exhibit Reception, click here. For directions and parking, click here.
This will be followed by a small reception (Taste of Asia) and time to view the Contributions AANHPI Have Made to American History Exhibit and ask any additional questions you may have. You will learn a lot. Afterall, AANHPI history is part of American History.
For more information on the Presentation and Exhibit Reception, click here. For directions and parking, click here.
In addition, The Town of Brookline is holding their 4th Annual AANHPI Heritage Celebration Saturday, May 9th, 2026 with guest author Gita Varadarajan and many more fun activities. For more information on the Celebration, click here. And for more information on Brookline Asian American Family Network, click here.
Future dates and locations will be announced once details are finalized. So stay tuned.
TO SIGN UP FOR OUR MAILING LIST, CLICK here
Future dates and locations will be announced once details are finalized. So stay tuned.
TO SIGN UP FOR OUR MAILING LIST, CLICK here
