- AROUND C-TOWN (46)
- CHINATOWN CALENDAR (76)
- CHINATOWN IN PHOTOS (7)
- LIFE AND STORIES OF ASIAN AMERICANS (16)
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- September 3, 2010: Boston Chinatown hosting 66th North American Chinese Invitational Volleyball Tournament
- August 29, 2010: Groton, Fate, and Films at the Gate
- August 28, 2010: Films at the Gate
- August 16, 2010: August Moon Weekend.
- August 7, 2010: Spring Roll fist, Chicken Finger Claws
- August 5, 2010: "No More Laughing no more fun Chinese School has just Begun" or Good kid, Bad kid.
- July 22, 2010: Chinatown Master Plan 2010: Community Vision for the Future Exhibit
- July 22, 2010: Bilingual Ballots Bill Passes State Legislature
- July 22, 2010: Martial Artists Invade Boston for First Ever Event
- July 19, 2010: Crouching Lion Hidden Yo-Yo
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Films at the Gate and Fundraising Dinner
Films at the Gate revives the tradition of watching movies together in Chinatown. For 5 nights in September, a vacant lot near Boston’s Chinatown Gate will become a free outdoor theatre.
Friday, September 5, 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM (fundraiser)
Dinner at Imperial Seafood Restaurant
70 Beach Street, Boston (beside Chinatown Gate)
$50 per guest
Wednesday to Sunday, September 3-7, 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM
5 Nights of Free Outdoor Movies at 8 & 10 Beach and Hudson Street (near Chinatown Gate). On Friday, Sept 5, we will premiere an original work of art as Devil Music Ensemble will create a live sound track performance to “Red Heroine”, a silent martial arts film from China 1929.
Event site: http://www.filmsatthegate.org
Thanks to Films at the Gate founding producers Sam and Leslie Davol and film curator Jean Lukitsh. Thanks also to our founding sponsors. Please see the event site for a complete list.