Join us for a day of experiences informed by histories of Hanford’s China Alley, including a stool-making workshop, hosted by Evelyn Hang Yin and Jeffrey Yoo Warren. You can join part of it or the full day of it! No prior experience needed.
This May 31, we'll be hosting a day of events including:
1) a full-day wooden stool-making workshop;
2) a chance to experience a virtual reconstruction of Hanford’s China Alley as it was in the 1800s, which we’ve developed over the past few months;
3) a story circle event to share Asian American family stories and experiences.
There are limited spots available for the woodworking workshop, but everyone is welcome to the other activities at the end of the day, where you’ll also get to see and try out all the stools that were made.
Email us if you have any questions:
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DATE: Saturday, May 31, 2025
9am-3pm Stool-Making Workshop
(6 spots available, each can bring a +1; lunch included; see pricing below)
4pm-5pm Virtual Immersive Experience (free and open to the public)
5pm-6pm Story Circle (free and open to the public)
LOCATION: Toti’s Pupusería, 306 E 7th St, Hanford, CA 93230
PRICE (stool workshop only): sliding scale $20-$150, email us if it’s a barrier
Join via this link: bit.ly/ccahanford
This event is hosted in collaboration with the Mellon Foundation, the 1882 Foundation and China Alley Preservation Society.
Also check out other Workshops in Hanford.
