A4 Town Hall
Vt Hung, Jen Hyde, Wei Tchou, and more!
We’re glad to be joining the Asian American Arts Alliance’s Town Hall, a bi-monthly event that features performances, pitches, and a potluck! Are you an artist or arts organization who wants to pitch your work, upcoming event, grant, or award in a safe community space? Present your 60-second elevator pitch with the other attendees!
You don’t have to pitch to attend – RSVP to just come and listen! And feel free to bring something delicious to share. After the pitches, you can mingle over a community potluck and get to know some fellow artists.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, a few of AAWW 2016 Margins Fellows––Vt Hung, Jen Hyde, and Wei Tchou––will share the stage with some fellow featured presenters from Kundiman.
Upcoming Events
![[IN-PERSON] AAWW & The Strand Present: Eddie Ahn & Kristen Radtke - Advocate](https://aaww.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/4-24-24-Advocate-1200x628_2x-v2.png)
![[IN-PERSON] SEJAL SHAH PRESENTS HOW TO MAKE YOUR MOTHER CRY, WITH MINNA PROCTOR](https://aaww.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/MotherCry_IG.png)
April 24 7:00 PM
Join us for an event at The Strand with San Franciscan attorney and Cartoonist-in-Residence, Eddie Ahn, for a discussion of his debut graphic memoir Advocate: A Graphic Memoir of Family, Community, and the Fight for Environmental Justice. Joining Eddie in conversation is critically acclaimed writer Kristen Radtke.
April 30 6:30 PM
Join McNally Jackson and AAWW to celebrate Sejal Shah's HOW TO MAKE YOUR MOTHER CRY, a collection of genre-queer short stories braided with images and ephemera explore the experiences of growing up and living as a diasporic Gujarati woman searching for home. Sejal will be in conversation with writer, translator, and editor Minna Proctor!
April 30 7:00 PM
Join us for an in-person event at The Strand Book Store to celebrate award-winning author Patricia Park's new young adult novel, What's Eating Jackie Oh? Joining Patricia in conversation is film and television actor, Brian Tee.