This blog post is by Biblio Lotus team member Vivian N., Eckstrom-Columbus Library.
Vietnamese New Year
Members of Vivian's family at a Tét celebration
Lunar
Chinese Lunar New Year: “May you have abundance every year.”
Ting Ting Su works at Oro Valley Public Library. She was born in Datong City, a major historical and cultural city in northern Shanxi Province, China. Ting Ting moved to the United States in 2010 with her husband, who was doing a postdoctoral fellowship. They came to Tucson in 2016. Ting Ting has two children…
Korean Lunar New Year: “A fresh start and prosperity”
Hyeri Park works at Oro Valley Public Library of Pima County Public Library. She was born in Mokpo, a beautiful city in South Korea. Hyeri moved to the United States with her husband in 2010 while he was pursuing his PhD. She has been living in Tucson since 2022 and enjoys the warm winter weather…
Get to know the Chinese Lion Dance Troupe
Chinese Lion Dance Troupe from the Tucson Chinese Association Interviewee: Susan Chan, Director, Tucson Chinese Cultural Center Interviewer: Sharon Yang, Librarian and Biblio Lotus Team member, Pima County Public Library Celebrate the 2026 Lunar New Year with the Tucson Chinese Lion Dance Troupe and the Jasmine Asian Music Ensemble at these events: Saturday, February 7…
“We must stay vigilant and not let history repeat itself.”
Niki G, a member of the Biblio Lotus Team, had the opportunity to talk with Duncan Ryūken Williams, the project lead for the Irei: Monument for the WWII Japanes
Biblio Lotus: Spotlight on three Tucson artists
This blog post is authored by Biblio Lotus Team member Niki G. May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage (AANHPI) Month and is a time to recognize and celebrate contributions made by AANHPI individuals. Asian Americans are often left out of the stories of artists. The Biblio Lotus team wanted to spotlight…
For AAPI Month… meet Sydney!
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI). To mark the occasion, we're excited to introduce you to some members of the
“Phoenix Girl” – a conversation with Michelle Yang
This blog post is authored by Niki G. a member of the Biblio Lotus Team. Michelle Yang, debut author of Phoenix Girl: How a Fat Asian with Bipolar Found Love, is an advocate whose writings on the intersection of Asian American identity, body image, and mental health have been featured in NBC News, CNN, InStyle…
Don’t miss this performance for the Lunar New Year!
This blog post is by Biblio Lotus team member Niki G., Flowing Wells Library.
Lunar New Year, which will occur this year on January 29 for most cultures that c
Bringing the Aloha spirit to Tucson
Kumu Ualani "Girlie" Abad
Niki G. of the Biblio Lotus Team had the honor of observing a hula class taught by Ualani Abad of Halau Hula O Ualani and interviewin
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