Spotlight Taiwan, a project initiated by Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture, will bring a variety of Taiwanese culture to college campuses and local schools. Collaboration between the University of Scranton and the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) under this competitive grant will launch its second year project in the 2014-15 academic years to bring a taste of Taiwanese culture to the northeastern Pennsylvania and Scranton area. [Read More]

In recognition of the 120th anniversary of the most famous Peking Opera performer of all time Mei Lanfang, Wu Promotion presents Mei Baojiu, son of Mei Lanfang, together with the Jingju Theater Company ofBeijing, Mei Lanfang Jingju Troupe in performances of “Classic Plays of the Mei School” and “Lady Mu Guiying Takes Command” at Lincoln Center in New York and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. this August. [Read More]

The Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) is hosting its annual Mid-Autumn Moon Festival on September 6. Visitors of all ages are invited to join a scavenger hunt, taste mooncakes, learn calligraphy and the art of paper folding from guest artists, make lanterns, mix magic potions, and enjoy special storytelling sessions to learn about the myths, legends and traditions of this harvest festival. [Read More]