A restorative yoga session followed by meditation and then an opportunity for people to engage in conversation about how they've experienced ESEA heritage month, things they've learned and want to share and express with their community in a safe and supportive space.

In the excitement of finding our community we can often cause ourselves to burn out with an overload of information. This will be a session for you to focus on your wellbeing and share your experience with the ESEA community.

Absolutely no yoga experience necessary, this session will be accessible to most bodies. Please inform me beforehand of any accessibility needs you are concerned about. As an Accessible Yoga Teacher I strive to be as inclusive as possible.

This session is open to all people celebrating ESEA Heritage Month.

Sky's ESEA@Sky employee group presents a cross-broadcaster panel discussion with The TV Collective, ITV & Channel 4, highlighting and championing British East & South-East Asians (BESEA) in the broadcasting industry.

For the first time in BESEA history we are bringing together a showcase of live performances from up and coming BESEA music artists and performers. This is the first drop creating ripples in a big wave.

Online showcase of illustrations that celebrate my Chinese Heritage and the food which hold significant meaning to me. Memories of cooking with my family, eating dim sum in Chinatown, and childhood treats are sources of inspiration. A portion of proceeds from print sales will be donated to Chinese Community Centre Birmingham.

A celebration of the stories and legacy of ESEA people who came to the UK to work for the NHS.An official Besea.n Heritage Month event

Ingat-Ingat is mixed media exhibition throwing a spotlight on the real human stories of those that left their homes in East Asian and South East Asian to join our National Health service. Told by the people themselves, curated by Becky Hoh-Hale the daughter of Malaysian-Chinese mental health nurse Hoh Min Leong (Leon) who came to Essex, UK, in 1975 to train with the NHS and has been here ever since.

Picking ESEA artists from the UK diaspora and beyond to celebrate all the amazing music coming through and paving the way for the next gen.

Join have you eaten yet? collective for ESEA Heritage Month in an online roundtable discussion into how art practice can build affectionate spaces for communities at the margins, and how sharing food, rituals and stories play critical roles in defining a collective aesthetics.

Bring your own lunch and join Mia and Yen for a chat about two of their favourite things - food and language - in Chinese science fiction. They will discuss Regina Kanyu Wang's 'The Language Sheath' and Ling Chen's 'Dive into Guiyang' and their lunch talk will feature VIP guests and more!

The start of a series of talks on ESEA people working in the Football industry and how we can produce the next Frank Soo.

A collaboration event with @racismunmaskededinburgh called Eating Our Way: an Evening of Food from the Heart! It’ll be a night of trying new foods accompanied by art from @sarahkwanartist and enjoying all that the ESEA Scotland community has to offer, right from Pomelo. Three courses with 20% of all profits going to @esa.scotland

Join Pinxy Creatives UK for a Filipino Food Crawl. We’ll dance, discuss, sing, sign, photograph, write (whatever your creative soul desires to document the day) and of course Tsismis our way across London from one Filipino food heaven to another. Open to all friends of Pinxy Creatives UK.

This is the virtual launch of the British East Asian Think Tank (BEATT), where we will reveal our survey results and propose policies to help the British East Asian community - and invite comment and response from a prominent political speaker!

A virtual family-friendly Sunday evening of poetry, storytelling and ceremony.

ESEA Sisters are excited to be hosting our first Community Healing Event on the 26th September 2021 at the Anomalous Space, Angel, London. This event will be a chance for existing members and those joining us for the first time to find joy and healing in our shared experiences and celebrate our community and heritage.

A celebration of tradition across cultures and generations, with Vietnamese food and dance.

Vietnamese Moon Festival is an annual event where older community members encourage the very young to use their creativity and hard work to achieve their ambitions.

Join us on peaceful journey through nature where we will start at the foot of Arthurs seat, (one of Edinburgh's most beautiful locations!) - towards a beautiful ‘secret garden’ in the heart of the city, where you can enjoy your packed lunch and a cuppa after some relaxing arts and crafts.

16 Sept - 30 Oct. See link for full schedule.

An electrifying new musical that follows the true story of Iva Toguri D'Aquino, a Japanese American woman who fought across oceans and time to live freely.