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This is the official website for the Coalition of Asian Pacific American (CAPA) and the annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Festival. With live music and dance, martial arts, film screenings, children's activities, arts and crafts and over a hundred participating organizations, the Heritage Festival is the largest Pan Asian outdoor event on the East Coast.
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29th Annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Festival at the New Location !!

Directions to Dag Hammarskjold Plaza:

By Subway:
- E, V Train to 53/Lexington Ave. Walk south to 47th St., turn left onto 2nd Ave.
- 4, 5, 6, 7, S Train to 42nd St./Grand Central Station. Walk east until 2nd Ave. and north to 47th St.
By Bus:
- M15 down 1st/2nd Avenues
- M101, M102, M103 down 3rd/Lex. Avenue
- M27, M50 cross-town

Just a few steps from the United Nations and Grand Central Station !!
Midtown Manhattan prepares for the
29th Asian Pacific American Heritage Festival

NEW YORK, NY - Spring time blooms and luxury coops are the backdrop of this year's Festival Street Posters as they hang along Second Avenue and UN Avenue around Dag Hammarskjold Plaza. The plaza is located on 47th Street and 2nd Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, just a few steps away from the United Nations and Grand Central Station. This beautiful oasis is the new location of the 29th Annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Festival.

This year's festival is absolutely exciting !! In addition to the all-time favorite portions of the festival - stage performances, martial arts demonstrations, arts & crafts and children's fair programs. The Heritage Festival welcomes special activities prepared by the Japan Society and Buddha's Light International Association.

Moreover, the Coalition of Asian Pacific Americans is starting a new tradition, the 1st Annual CAPA Commercial Clip Competition with the theme, "my CAPA Festival experience", the brain child of committee chair, Ed Wong. This new addition to the Heritage Festival aims to document the Asian Pacific American experience from a personal point of view. For more information on how to participate, kindly email Ed at ewong@capaonline.org.

The posters are printed as a public service by the Citi Foundation and designed by Ramon Gil, Fresh Concentrate.

The 29th Annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Festival
was made possible through the generous support of:

The Children's Fair Program at the Heritage Festival was made possible by Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Media Sponsors:

 

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