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Relive Life under the Chinese Exclusion Act.
With a history of over 160 years, Chinatown is one of NYC’s oldest neighborhoods. Experience Chinatown through the intimate lens of the Chinese Exclusion Act, the first U.S. law that banned an entire ethnic group from coming into this country for more than 60 years.
Through our immersive tour, you’ll discover the dark origins of the neighborhood, hear stories of assimilation and sacrifice, and learn about the challenges that Chinese-Americans continue to face in pursuit of the American Dream.
You'll start off the experience at the statue of Lin Ze Xu, where you'll learn about the general history of the Chinese Exclusion Act. Then, you'll be taken through a tour of the 3 oldest streets of Chinatown and immerse yourselves in the historical shops and institutions in the area and learn about the different industries that the Chinese community went into. You'll end the tour with a discussion of the current issues still facing the Asian American Community.
23 Chatham Square, New York, NY 10038
All of our experiences follow local COVID-19 safety measures and regulations, including wearing masks, maximum capacity, social distancing, and hygiene and disinfection measures for event spaces.
Onsite rapid testing is available upon request thanks to our friends at Concierge Covid Testing.
To protect the health and safety of our community, we ask that maintain good hygiene and that you don't attend if you've been exposed or believe you are infected.
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Anna and Chloe are second-generation Chinese Americans who met through tour guide training at a local Chinatown history museum. Their mission is to make Chinese American history and culture more accessible to the public. By hosting Chinatown walking tours, creating educational social media content, and partnering with community organizations, they strive to preserve Chinatown’s rich cultural heritage, bring business to the neighborhood, and share the stories of our community. Through their fundraising efforts, they also raised over $7,000 for the Chinatown community.
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