New project exhibition creating conversations
Yours, Mine, Ours: creating conversations in London’s Chinatown is a new exhibition, featuring artwork designed by Wendy Wong based on
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New Artwork to Celebrate Chinatown Heritage
Illustrator Cherie Kwok, our 2022 Made in Chinatown artist-in-residence, has created a beautiful new artwork to reflect the multiple layers
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Made in Chinatown pop up shop to open in Soho this Christmas
China Exchange’s Made in Chinatown range will take a step into Soho this festive period with a 12-day pop-up shop at 98 Berwick Street.
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China Exchange Appoints New Trustees
China Exchange has appointed two new volunteer trustees to the charity’s board. Geyang Huang and Eric Yu join Mei Shui,
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Chinatown Food Heritage Trail
Visitors to London’s Chinatown can enjoy a new trail that explores the area’s food heritage highlighting parts of the
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China Exchange Volunteer Recognised in National Award Ceremony
One of our fantastic China Exchange volunteers was recognised in a national award ceremony on Monday. Sau Au Hing was presented with a finalist award for the Chinese female volunteer of the year 2021 in a ceremony at the House of Lords.
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Give an experience and support Chinatown this Christmas
Gift vouchers are available for our popular Chinatown Stories community-led walking tours.
Give someone you care about a special experience – a place on the unique Chinatown Stories community led walking tour. The 2.5 hour experience is guided by one of our specially trained History Champions – a skilled volunteer who loves to share the stories, histories and experiences of Chinatown.
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Special vegan edition of Chinatown Stories Walking Tour announced
Chinatown’s unique visitor experience, the Chinatown Stories walking tour, is offering a plant-based and vegan take in January to mark
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“No Place for Hate: Post-Pandemic Actions for London’s Chinatown” report published
To mark National Hate Crime Awareness Week, China Exchange is publishing “No Place for Hate: Post-Pandemic Actions for London’s Chinatown” its report into Chinatown’s recovery with a particular emphasis on COVID-19 racism. The report marks a significant moment in a 12-month project focused on understanding and supporting London’s Chinatown in its response to an increase in hate towards people of East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) heritage.
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