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Chaque année, le mois de mai, célébré comme le mois du patrimoine des Américains d'Asie et des îles du Pacifique (AAPI) aux États-Unis, nous offre une occasion spéciale de mettre en lumière les réalisations, les contributions et les cultures des Américains d'Asie, des Américains des îles du Pacifique et des Hawaïens autochtones.
Ce mois-ci, participez aux festivités du Mois du patrimoine AAPI dans des attractions telles que le National Constitution Center, le Philadelphia Museum of Art et le Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History.
Découvrez les œuvres d'artistes américains d'origine asiatique lors d'expositions spéciales et d'événements organisés à l'adresse suivante Initiative artistique asiatique et le Athénée de Philadelphie.
De plus, vous pouvez découvrir l'héritage AAPI tout au long de l'année dans l'une des nombreuses attractions culturelles, restaurants et boutiques AAPI de la ville.
Jusqu'au dimanche 24 mai 2026
The Philadelphia Film Society’s monthly Lost in Animation series showcases modern and classic Japanese anime films.
This month, catch two feature films — Mirai (May 9, 10 & 16, 2026) and Les enfants loups (May 9, 10 & 23, 2026) — from animator and filmmaker Mamoru Hosoda, whose work blends realistic fiction with fantasy.
May also features two opportunities to take in cult classic film Linda Linda Linda (May 21 & 24, 2026), a heartwarming flick celebrating Asian female friendships.
Bon pour : Asian film aficionados and movie buffs Sachez avant de partir : Billets sont nécessaires.
Où ? Philadelphia Film Society Center, 1412 Chestnut Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Through Saturday, July 11, 2026 (dates vary by event)
The Asian Arts Initiative (AAI) goes all out with a full slate of events ce printemps.
AAI’s exhibit, No Arena: Making a Movement, tells the story of the Chinatown community’s grassroots efforts to fight the construction of a new arena. The documentary-style installation details the recent history with archival photos, audio, first-person stories and ongoing programming (through July 11, 2026).
And Takahiro Yamamoto collaborates with Philly artist José Ortiz-Pagán to close out the month with a choreographed live performance (Saturday, May 30, 2026).
Bonus: Celebrate spring with a night of food, performances and awards for creative leaders during the initiative’s annual Spring Gala — emceed by Visit Philadelphia’s own Binh Nguyen (Saturday, May 16, 2026).
Sachez avant de partir : Register ahead of time for free or pay-what-you-wish tickets. Vibe : Art can fuel social change.
Où ? Asian Arts Initiative, 1219 Vine Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Du 1er au 31 mai 2026 (les dates varient en fonction de l'événement)
Les Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) kicks off AAPI Heritage Month with a Festival de la famille where visitors can dive into art with ink painting on rice paper, create works inspired by artist Hui-Yi Kuo and witness a traditional Lion Dance by the Philadelphia Suns. Plus, kids can wind down in the designated sensory-friendly quiet zone (May 3, 2026).
Each Friday night, the PMA keeps its galleries open late for a fun-filled social event. The AAPI Heritage Month edition features live music, Chinese zodiac animal art and more.
Sachez avant de partir : Family Festival and Friday night fun offer pay-what-you-wish entry. À ne pas manquer : Daily 2 p.m. tours of PMA’s Asian art collection
Où ? Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphie, PA
May 1-31, 2026 (weekends only)
May also marks Jewish American Heritage Month, and the National Constitution Center célèbre les deux mois de mai avec une série de programmes spéciaux exploring the lives and contributions of historical trailblazers.
Learn about suffragists Mabel Ping Hua Lee and Ernestine Hara Kettler in two daily talks (1:45 p.m. and 3:45 p.m.), while weekend talks in the museum’s DeVos Hall (12:45 p.m. and 2:45 p.m.) focus on Asian Americans and the Constitution.
Vibe : Historical figures fighting for change Sachez avant de partir : Heritage month programming is included with regular museum admission.
Où ? National Constitution Center, 525 Arch Street, Philadelphie, PA
Expérience Journée des enfants (Saturday, May 3, 2026) at the Centre culturel japonais Shofuso with koinobori (fish-shaped streamers), origami helmet-making, kimono dressing, paper theater storytellers and a performance by the Keystone Japan Club. After the Children’s Day festivities, displays remain through Sunday, May 17, 2026.
Celebrated as a national holiday in Japan, Children’s Day activities send children wishes for health, happiness and a brighter tomorrow. Shofuso’s Children’s Day activities come with admission générale.
Sachez avant de partir : Children’s Day is rain or shine. À ne pas manquer : Shofuso’s pink, purple and white azaleas in full bloom around the koi pond
Où ? Centre culturel japonais Shofuso, promenade horticole, Philadelphie, PA
This free double-heritage multicultural celebration gives you the best of both worlds.
Bring the kiddos out for a packed afternoon of family-friendly activities and events, including music, dancing, crafts, workshops, tours and more. Activities include Asian face and hand painting, printmaking, martial arts and drum workshops.
Les Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History, a Smithsonian affiliate, came to life during Philly’s last big anniversary, the 1976 Bicentennial celebration.
Sachez avant de partir : Both museum admission and the heritage celebration are free, but register in advance for guaranteed entry. Vibe : Creative cultural family fun
Où ? Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History, 101 S. Independence Ml East, Philadelphie, PA
Immerse yourself in an evening of smooth saxophone music from award-winning duo Aiwen Zhang and Valentine Kovalev. Shanghai-born Zhang and Siberian-born Kovalev met while studying at the Paris Conservatory and bonded over their shared love of the saxophone.
They set out to tour the world and settled right here in Philly. Blending classic styles with modern flair, the couple’s sound has been called “boundary pushing.” Register and purchase tickets at the Athenaeum’s website.
Vibe : Smoldering sax in an intimate setting À ne pas manquer : A chance to meet the musicians and enjoy light refreshments after the performance
Où ? Athenaeum de Philadelphie, 219 S. 6th Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
La scène de drague Philly est en feuet l'édition du Mois du patrimoine AAPI de Lotus Lounge at sports bar/dance club 254 continues a monthly series of inclusive and culturally aware drag performances.
La drag queen et animatrice inimitable Asia Monroe déchire la scène avec plusieurs invités spéciaux surprise de Philly's AAPI et LGBTQ+ communities. There’s no cover for the show, and food and drinks are pay as you go. (Just don’t forget to tip your queens!)
Sachez avant de partir : Check out the karaoke and cabaret before or after the show. À ne pas manquer : Enjoying some cocktails under the stars on the rooftop deck
Où ? 254, 254 S. 12th Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Se rendre à l'adresse suivante South Philly’Le parc FDR, situé dans la ville, est considéré comme l'un des plus beaux sites de l'histoire de l'Europe. Festival du patrimoine asiatique et pacifique américain reprend ce que Vins et gastronomie L'un des meilleurs marchés alimentaires des États-Unis“, les marchés saisonniers de l'Union européenne. Marché de l'Asie du Sud-Est.
Part of Global Philadelphia’s month-long Mois du patrimoine mondial programming, the cultural heritage festival features live entertainment, arts and crafts, and access to more than 70 vendors offering traditional dishes, street food, native produce, plants, jewelry, apparel and more.
Vibe : Spring-time outdoor festival Sachez avant de partir : Bring cash. Some vendors are cash-only, and there’s no ATM on site.
Où ? Marché d'Asie du Sud-Est au FDR Park, 1500 Pattison Avenue, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
The Asian American Chamber of Commerce and the Japan American Society of Greater Philadelphia have teamed up to host Blossoms of 250 at the iconic Shofuso Japanese Cultural Center in West Fairmount Park.
On tap for the evening mixer: poetry readings and traditional dance and music performances, plus tasty Asian bites and sips.
Bon pour : Celebrating Asian cultures at a stunning venue Sachez avant de partir : The event is open to the public, but requires advanced ticket purchases.
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with Mets asiatiques, Un délicieux hommage à la culture, à la cuisine et aux petites entreprises asiatiques.
During this 8-day restaurant-week-like celebration, Chinatown restaurants offer limited-time-only meal deals showcasing their menus and the bold flavors of Asian cuisine dishes.
Past restaurant participants have included longtime Chinatown staple Sang Kee Peking Duck, popular Sichuan hotspot EMei Restaurant and cozy dessert shop A La Mousse.
Sachez avant de partir : Download the Let’s Rallie app for the participating restaurant map. Vibe : So much delicious food, so little time.
Où ? Restaurants participants dont Sang Kee Peking Duck House, 238 N. 9th Street, Philadelphie, PA
Gather your curious kiddos (ages 6 to 12) for an evening spirit hunt par le biais de la Penn Museum’s galleries. Kids get the opportunity to craft a charm to ward off demons and create a spirit guide along the way, all while learning about how different cultures understand the “unseen world.”
Wear your dancing shoes and expect impromptu rhythm challenges, culminating in a K-pop-inspired dance finale. L'inscription est obligatoire, and general museum admission gives you access to the evening program.
Vibe : A night at the museum featuring Huntrix Bon pour : K-pop stans, young and old
Où ? Penn Museum, 3260 South Street, Philadelphie, PA
Spend the last day of May immersed in film at the Philadelphia Asian American Film Foundation’s (PAAFF) Spring Showcase, featuring a collection of shorts called Strangely Familiar Worlds, plus two documentary features: American Doctor et No Room for Love.
Screenings are divided between Symphony Philly and the Penn Museum’s Rainey Auditorium throughout the day.
Visit Philadelphia (hey, that’s us!) sponsors the event in addition to PAAFF’s inaugural gala themed REEL Vision: Beyond the Future on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 at the Fitler Club.
Bon pour : Cutting-edge cinema Sachez avant de partir : Tickets are required for all events.
Où ? Various locations including Penn Museum, 3260 South Street, Philadelphia, PA
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Symphony Philly, 1516 N. 5th Street, Philadelphia, PA
Fitler Club, 24 S. 24th Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Philly regorge de Restaurants asiatiques serving mouthwatering dishes, both traditional and with a twist.
Book a reservation at one (or all!) of the Asian-cuisine restaurants and experiences that the Fondation James Beard honored as top-notch, like Chutatip “Nok” Suntaranon’s eatery Kalaya, Ellen Yin’s concept Fork, Jesse Ito’s omakase at Royal Sushi & Izakaya, go-to hotspot Gabriella’s Vietnam, and the Cambodian noodle house Mawn.
Big fan of Asian cuisine? Dig into our articles on Philly’s must-try Chinois restaurants, Indien et thaï restaurants.
Sachez avant de partir : Definitely make reservations ahead of time. Bon pour : Foodies who love global cuisine
Où ? Divers restaurants dont Mawn, 764 S. 9th Street, Philadelphie, PA
Des milliers de points de vente au détail dans l'écosystème florissant des petites entreprises de Philly appartiennent à des personnes d'origine asiatique, qu'il s'agisse de boutiques, de magasins de vêtements, de produits de beauté ou d'ateliers de réparation de bicyclettes.
Ces établissements sont situés dans toute la ville et la région, de Centre ville's Chinatown à Montco's Ardmore. Some businesses to check out include Queen & Rook on Rue du Sud, Tran's Produce dans le 9e rue Italian Market, and pet grooming boutique ham + bone in Fishtown.
Bon pour : Picking up all kinds of globally inspired necessities Vibe : Shopping and then more shopping
Où ? Various locations including Queen & Rook, 123 South Street, Philadelphia, PA
C'est la plus grande année de Philly !
Profitez-en pour réserver le Visit Philly Overnight Package, qui s'accompagne d'un parking gratuit et de billets gratuits pour certaines des attractions les plus populaires dans chacun des cinq comtés de l'agglomération de Philadelphie, notamment Parcs à thème Universal : l'exposition à The Franklin Institute, le Mercer Museum à Bucks County, Longwood Gardens à Chester County, le Brandywine Museum of Art à Delaware County et Elmwood Park Zoo à Montgomery County.
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