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May marks Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and NBC 5 is spotlighting North Texans proud of their cultural heritage, emphasizing its influence on the region’s fastest-growing population.
Amid ongoing events, the Asia Times Square in Grand Prairie gears up for one of the area’s major celebrations. The Asian Heritage Fest, scheduled from May 17 to May 19, promises a rich cultural experience with food vendors, cultural performances, daily lion dances, and an inaugural 5K race. This inclusive event offers free admission and parking, inviting all to participate.
Matthew Loh, CEO of Asia Times Square, shares his journey in transforming the shopping center into a cultural hub for Asian American families in DFW. Reflecting on his mission to preserve traditions and promote culture, Loh underscores the importance of fostering connections and unity within the community.
Despite the challenges faced by Asian Americans in North Texas, Loh remains proud of his heritage and is dedicated to building a sense of identity and pride among the growing generation.
Moreover, various AAPI Heritage Month events are lined up across DFW, including musical performances, cultural celebrations, and author talks. These events offer opportunities to celebrate and learn about Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures, fostering greater understanding and appreciation.
From Lakefront Live! showcasing jazz saxophonist 박준하 Junha to the AAPI Family Weekend featuring vibrant performances and community booths, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and engage with during this celebratory month.
Don’t miss out on the chance to participate in these enriching events and celebrate the diverse heritage and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in North Texas.