Chinese American history, culture to be celebrate at Lone Fir Cemetery

Portland, ORLocal News

MediaRites, a nonprofit production organization, is hosting a performance titled "Serenading the Departed" at Metro's Lone Fir Cemetery on October 11 and 12. This event aims to honor and celebrate the rich history and cultural contributions of Chinese Americans in Portland. The cemetery, located near Southeast 20th Avenue, is a significant landmark that reflects the diverse cultural heritage of the area. Horiato Law, the featured artist, will explore themes of remembrance and cultural identity through this unique performance. Attendees can expect an engaging experience that not only pays homage to those who have passed but also fosters a deeper understanding of the community's history.

The event highlights the importance of cultural heritage in shaping Portland's identity and encourages local residents to connect with their roots. As the city continues to evolve, events like this serve as vital reminders of the diverse narratives that contribute to its richness. MediaRites invites the community to participate in this celebration of life and legacy.

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