The Little Tokyo Historical Society (LTHS), which is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2026, seeks fictional short stories for its 13th annual Imagine Little Tokyo short story contest in the categories of English language, Japanese language and youth (18 and younger).
This series features films from 1960–1988 and marks the UCLA Film & Television Archive’s first public presentation of rare prints from this culturally significant collection.
Register for our two webinars in March.
This program will be discussing Classical Chinese composition, iconography and brush techniques used by Tyrus Wong in 1961 to paint two very different visual stories for the two 20-foot-long murals displayed in Grandview Gardens restaurant.
Join us for our May program.
Join us for our June program featuring speaker Dr. Raymond Douglas Chong.
Our July program, co-sponsored by The China Society of Southern California, includes a book talk by best-selling author Lisa See on her newest book, Daughters of the Sun and Moon, followed by a banquet at the Golden Dragon Restaurant.
Join us for our 14th annual Yosemite Chinese History Pilgrimage.
Join us for a "recap" of this year's Yosemite Pilgrimage. Please RSVP so enough snacks are available.
Join us for our annual summer picnic and admire our new paint job, hear our UCLA intern sing a little Cantonese opera, see the books we are giving away, and enjoy lunch with old and new friends.
Leading expert on Chinese American genealogy research, Grant Din, discusses the reasons to keep our regional National Archives open. Moderated by Rick Eng.
Please join us for an in-person lecture by Steven Little focusing on the Asian Art displays at the new Geffen Pavilion.
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