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Portland Chinatown Museum
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Opened to the public in December 2018 in the historic Kida building at NW Third Avenue and Davis Street, the Museum honors Portland Chinatown’s past, celebrates its present, and helps create its future. Two front galleries serve as a venue for the work of contemporary Asian American artists in all media, as a site for storytelling about the immigrant experience, and for exhibitions, lectures, performances, and other public programs. PCM is part of a unique cluster in Old Town Chinatown of ethnic museums, gardens, and memorials, all dedicated to telling powerful stories of immigration to Oregon.
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