Asian Night Market 2024
May 24th 5:00 -10:00 pm
Eugene Downtown Farmers Market Pavilion & Plaza 8th & Oak Sts.
Celebrate the Lunar New Year at the Eugene First Friday ArtWalk on February 7th at the Eugene Downtown Farmers Market Pavilion.
The Lane Arts Council and the Asian American Council of Oregon invite the public to this free event to celebrate the Year of the Snake and enjoy performances, art exhibits, a marketplace, youth activities, and “learn-to” activities.
Food trucks on site will offer Asian cuisine for purchase. The Celebration is part of the Eugene First Friday ArtWalk tour.
An exhibit features Asian pottery techniques by local ceramic artists in raku, nerikomi, kintsugi, kurinuki, woodfired, and hakeme brushwork.
For details, visit lanearts.org/first-friday-artwalk or asiancouncil.org.
Watch AACO President David Tam discuss the Lunar New Year and First Friday Artwalk on KVAL
Many thanks to the performers, food and marketplace vendors, organizational partners, volunteers, sponsors, and event planners for putting on an incredible event to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Photos by Johnny Childers, Film by Olivia Tong
Eugene’s riverfront Alton Baker park transforms into a festive celebration in honor of the Year of the Dragon.
The 40th Oregon Asian Celebration invites all ages to celebrate a day of Asian and Asian American cultural diversity through entertainment, Asian foods, crafts, heritage exhibits, martial arts performances, a thriving marketplace, and more.
May 24th 5:00 -10:00 pm
Eugene Downtown Farmers Market Pavilion & Plaza 8th & Oak Sts.
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month is celebrated in May all across the United States.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT CONTACT:Helen Liuinfo@asiancouncil.org FOR RELEASE THROUGH AUGUST 6 REMEMBERING HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKICommemoration Planned for August 6, 2024 at Alton Baker Park (Peace Park Pavilion) 7:00-8:45 p.m. Public Welcome
The mission of the Asian American Council of Oregon (AACO) is to create opportunities which foster friendship and harmonious relations among all people by presenting events and activities that will stimulate a better understanding of Asian and Asian-American cultures.
