This is Chinatown. But Why Is It Being Left Out of Government Aid Programs?
Parts of Chinatown and its businesses have been left out of government aid programs during the pandemic because they share zip codes with wealthier neighborhoods like SoHo, Tribeca, and Little Italy.
Read on to learn more about how this affects the community and the livelihoods of local establishments.
Behind the Scenes: Made in Chinatown x Fong On
Fong On was started by Paul Eng and stems from Fong Inn Too, the oldest family-owned tofu shop in NY that was established in 1933 by Paul's parents but closed in 2017.
Fong On's Chinatown Collection includes a t-shirt, tumblers, and tote bag featuring the store's delicacies. Read on to learn more about designer Harry Trinh’s inspiration behind the items.
The Future of Outdoor Dining in Chinatown: Neighborhood Surveys
Welcome to Chinatown conducted three surveys about neighborhood sentiment about the future of outdoor dining. Download our full report here!
‘Care for Chinatown’ Brings Vibrancy Back to the Heart of Manhattan Chinatown With Murals By Loe Lee
Since Care for Chinatown launched in May 2020, muralist Loe Lee has designed and painted five large-scale murals in various parts of Manhattan Chinatown. Care for Chinatown is a neighborhood revitalization project founded by Welcome to Chinatown and Loe Lee at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read on to learn more.