Join us on Zoom on October 29th for the seventh event in our ongoing collaborative series with the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation. What was it like for children to immigrate to the United States? What kinds of traditions did immigrants bring to their new homes? Did they make new ones while in detention?
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
Del Sol Quartet returns to Angel Island! Plan your trip now and reserve your seats in advance.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
Join us on Zoom on July 30 for the seventh event in our ongoing collaborative series with the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation. Who were some of the immigrants who came through Angel and Ellis Island?
Join us on Zoom on July 23rd for the sixth event in our ongoing collaborative series with the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation. What was it like for children to immigrate to the United States?
Del Sol Quartet returns to Angel Island! Plan your trip now and reserve your seats in advance.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
Family Day is a celebration of family, connection, and heritage at the Angel Island Immigration Station.
Attendees will receive a roundtrip ferry ride from either SF or Tiburon, optional shuttle service, museum entry, crafts, and performances all for $10 per person. The day will be filled with music, dance, history, storytelling, and -- of course -- FAMILY!
Angel Island is thrilled to present Diablo Valley College Symphonic Band. They’ll be performing Excerpts from Butterfly Lovers violin concerto; A tribute to Yellow Pearl - the 1970’s Asian American activist folk music trio; and Jangma by Joon Oh (Diablo Valley College student composer).
Welcome to the Tiburon AAPI Heritage Festival! Join us at Zelinsky Park for a day filled with cultural celebrations, delicious food, traditional performances, and so much more. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities through art, music, and dance.
Join a special AAPI heritage month webinar with AIISF and Angel Island State Park.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
Del Sol Quartet returns to Angel Island with a special collaborator, SF poet laureate, Genny Lim. Performing songs by Vivian Fung, Meilina Tsui, Theresa Wong, and Chinary Ung alongside new poetry this performance will amplify the experience of the Chinese Diaspora on Angel Island.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
The Summer Resource Fair is a free event featuring representatives from 100 summer programs, camps, and services for children and youth in grades K-8. The event always brings in well over 2,000 San Francisco children, youth, and families.
Hear from playwright Jessica Huang as she discusses her latest play, Mother of Exiles, live on stage at Berkley Repertory Theater Nov 14th- Dec 21st.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
Music by Chinese and Chinese-American Composers
Author Deepa Iyer will be reading her book, We Are The Builders, a children’s picture book about a Community Day where kids and grown-ups use their skills and gifts to help each other.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
In San Francisco Chinatown on August 23rd, the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead grows thin culminating in the Hungry Ghost Festival, organized by our colleagues at CCCSF.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
BBQ Without Borders is a day to show unity, cultivating a space where immigrants can celebrate their culture’s positive additions to our society. AIISF will be showcasing touching stories from each of this years star chefs.
Join us on Zoom on July 30 for the fifth event in our ongoing collaborative series with the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation. This time we'll be discussing the staff of Ellis Island and the Angel Island immigration station.
Experience the poems of Angel Island come alive through the words of poets Carlina Duan, Genny Lim and Nellie Wong on July 26th at 12:00pm.
Take a trip out to the island to make some art and learn some history while doing it! The second Saturday of every month is Hands on History day.
Oakland Parks, Recreation and Youth Development is looking forward to another fun-filled 2025 season at Lincoln Square. AIISF will be there June, July, and August so be on the lookout!
Come explore the history of the Japanese Picture Brides on Angel Island with a musical performance by the Del Sol Quartet. The 45 minute performance will highlight Takuma Itoh's "American Postcards: Japanese Picture Brides" with additional music by Erika Oba and Andy Akiho, woven with stories of women who spent time on the island.
