UPCOMING EVENTS:
Second Sunday (9/14)
Mochi Ice Cream Social & Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration (10/4)
TCCAE&B: Leaders of San Diego’s Early Chinatown (9/20)
Stop by the 404 Third Avenue to be admitted to the museum free of charge! Check out our permanent exhibition, as well as CBI Victory! at the Extension building.
TCCAE&B: Leaders of San Diego’s Early Chinatown (9/20)
Mochi Ice Cream Social & Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration (10/4)
TCCAE&B: Leaders of San Diego’s Early Chinatown (9/20)
Join our next free lecture in partnership with SDSU Chinese Cultural Center! Susie Lan Cassel and Dede Huang will discuss their research on three generations of early Chinese leaders and their families in San Diego.
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Mochi Ice Cream Social & Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration (10/4)
Mochi Ice Cream Social & Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration (10/4)
Mochi Ice Cream Social & Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration (10/4)
Celebrate the fall and enjoy delicious treats with us! Hosted by the Young Professionals Advisory Committee in collaboration with the San Diego Japanese American Citizens League, this event will have mooncakes, boba, and mochi ice cream for all. Yummm!
CBI Victory! The 80th Anniversary Retrospective (1945-2025) of the WWII China-Burma-India Theater
This retrospective exhibit on the China-Burma-India theater of WWII is open until January 2026 at the San Diego Chinese Historical Museum. The China-Burma-India Theater (CBI) was the United States military designation for battlefields in that region during World War II. CBI events have been largely forgotten or marginalized in Western memory, but their stories are as colorful as those from more heavily documented areas of WWII. For more information, click here.
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The SDCHM has stood as a testament to our shared history, culture, and heritage for decades. However, time has taken its toll, and our cherished museum, last renovated in 1995 (almost 30 years ago!), is in dire need of repairs and enhancements to ensure it remains functional. To continue serving as a beacon of knowledge and a source of inspiration for generations to come, we need your support. Our goal is to raise a minimum of $10,000 to help breathe new life into this iconic structure and provide a welcoming and engaging environment for all who visit. Your support will help us make necessary repairs to the historic Mission building, address plumbing issues, and update aging systems to ensure the safety and integrity of the structure.
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