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Riksha Magazine riksha is an online magazine that publishes work by & about Asian Americans.

We accept submissions of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, drama, art and audio/video pieces.

09/21/2026

🎶 We're honored to be part of the 2026 Asian American Music Scholarship Festival!

Join The SamaSama Project as we present "The Great Filipino Songbook" as part of Evolving Traditions in the Diaspora, alongside an incredible lineup of artists celebrating the richness and diversity of Asian American music.

We're excited to share Filipino music, culture, and stories through performance—and we'd love to see you there!

📅 September 24, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Chicago

🎟️ Learn more: https://asianamericanmusic.org/fest2026/

See you at the festival! 🇵🇭🎶

Featuring / Collaborating with:
SamaSama Project Lou Ella Rose Music of Asian America Research Center

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Plan Your Visit!

09/18/2026
St. Paul, Minnesota:
09/18/2026

St. Paul, Minnesota:

You're invited to celebrate David Mura's latest memoir, "Exit, Miss Saigon," with Josephine Lee, Theater Mu, University of Minnesota Press, and XIA Books & Café!

RSVP for free ➙ bit.ly/mu-26launch.

09/17/2026
09/16/2026

The time is now - Defining Courage is this Sunday! Don't miss DEFINING COURAGE when it comes to Chicago for its only Midwest performance.

This powerful production shares the untold stories of the Nisei soldiers who became some of America's most decorated WWII servicemembers while their families were incarcerated in U.S. camps. The stories of the Nisei soldiers continue to leave a lasting impact across generations.

Defining Courage is an immersive live multimedia experience honoring the legacy of the Nisei soldiers — Japanese Americans who served in segregated WWII military units while their families faced incarceration and discrimination at home. Through eyewitness accounts, stunning visuals, and live original music, the production brings these extraordinary yet often overlooked stories to life.

Featuring Emmy Award-winning journalist David Ono alongside Grammy-winner Daniel Ho, songwriter Harold Payne, and the RAISE Choir, this powerful performance reflects on sacrifice, resilience, and the enduring impact of those who fought for a country that did not always recognize them as fully American.

Take 20% off ticket prices with promo code COURAGE at checkout!

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