All About Chinatown Tours

09/06/2026

Coming soon: Chinese-grown coffee at 731 Grant Ave:

A big experiment is growing in a tiny café in Chinatown

08/12/2026

The long-anticipated $73 million renovation to Chinatown's "living room" has caused parking, noise and pollution concerns for merchants, residents, and visitors.

The long-anticipated $73 million renovation to Chinatown’s “living room” has caused parking, noise and pollution concerns for merchants and residents.

07/30/2026

Traffic closures begin on Aug. 1 as part of the $73 million renovation project of Portsmouth Square Park:

Chinatown projects bring street closures

07/12/2026

If you have visited the National Archives in San Bruno to research your family history, please click on this article to support SONA (Save Our National Archives) in its efforts to save this institution from immediate closure:

THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES IN SAN BRUNO IS THREATENED WITH IMMEDIATE CLOSURESave Our National Archives (SONA) is working to prevent the imminent closure of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) San Francisco center in San Bruno, California and also opposes the closure of its site in Chi...

07/04/2026

Bruce Lee Day in San Francisco:
May 17 was chosen because it’s the day Lee returned to San Francisco at age 18, a turning point that helped to launch the next chapter of his life and career.

‘Bruce Lee Day’ to be commemorated

06/28/2026

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全球第一家華語酷兒博物館和檔案館

06/28/2026

May 2026 marks the official establishment of the world’s first Chinese q***r museum in San Francisco’s Chinatown.
Located at 949 Clay St., visit the link above for more info and hours of operation. The museum offers visits for group tours, school programs, academic exchanges, and special events may be arranged in advance.

06/27/2026

Yesterday was the official viewing of the Wong Kim Ark Commemorative Mural on Sacramento St.
128 years ago, Wong Kim Ark was denied entry to the country where he was born. The community’s fight to the U.S. Supreme Court established one of the most fundamental rights in America: If you are born here, you are a citizen. That ruling was built on the 14th Amendment, written to secure citizenship for Black Americans freed from enslavement, a reminder that the struggle for justice has always been shared.

CHSA Museum will honor Chinatown native whose legacy established the principle for birthright citizenship in the U.S. during a community celebration event.

06/16/2026

Urban Adventure Camps from Oakland, CA with tour guide Alan Fong today.

05/16/2026

All About Chinatown Tour Guides Luncheon
at Far East Cafe on May 15, 2026. One of us is 96 years old!