Our Bittersweet Issue teaser party performer, Beau Sia, will blow your mind. Catch his amazing performance at our Bittersweet Issue teaser party tomorrow in L.A.
I’m so proud to announce that Hyphen’s Food and Agriculture Editor Nina Kahori Fallenbaum has been selected to be a Food and Community Fellow for the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy.
Artist and illustrator extraordinaire Yumi Sakugawa will present her live art at our Bittersweet Issue teaser party in L.A. this Saturday. Find out more!
Get ready to bumrush the dancefloor Saturday night -- DJs Concise, Abloon and Eri are gonna throw down at our Bittersweet Issue teaser party in L.A.
Parents of little ones in the Los Angeles area -- if you’ve been aching to go to the L.A. Asian Pacific Film Festival but have had some trouble finding a babysitter, I have the perfect event for you. Playing this Saturday is Itsy Bitsy Shorts, a program for the youngest festivalgoers, about "the joys of traveling with others, and the need to sometimes fly solo."
Sam Kang can break hearts with the sound of his voice. Don't believe us? Come to our Bittersweet Issue teaser party in L.A. on May 7 and prepare to fall in love.
Hyphen Bittersweet Issue Teaser Party, poetry readings, filmmaking in Taiwan, young adult fiction, and more events kicking off APIA Heritage Month.
Hyphen's celebration of Asian Pacific Heritage Month kicks off with a profile of the Asian American Studies department at San Francisco State University.
In Stitches by Anthony Youn is a memoir chronicling Youn’s journey from a nerdy Korean American childhood in the rural midwest (Greenville, MI; population: 7945) to becoming a plastic surgeon.
Hyphen and its publisher, Lisa Lee, won Asian Pacific Heritage Awards given out Monday by the city of San Francisco.