Redwood Empire Chinese Association

Redwood Empire Chinese Association RECA is a non-profit organization to preserve and share Chinese culture, language, and heritage.

RECA's Autumn Moon Festival attracted people from our community to celebrate our culture.
10/01/2025

RECA's Autumn Moon Festival attracted people from our community to celebrate our culture.

08/28/2025

RECA President Nancy Wang with people from the Pacific Heritage and Culture Club, giving a brief introduction of Museum of Sonoma County.

RECA President Nancy Wang invited people from The Pacific Heritage and Culture Club to tour the Museum of Sonoma County.
08/28/2025

RECA President Nancy Wang invited people from The Pacific Heritage and Culture Club to tour the Museum of Sonoma County.

RECA participated in the Heritage Day Festival at China Camp State Park event on August 23, 2024. This event is made pos...
08/25/2025

RECA participated in the Heritage Day Festival at China Camp State Park event on August 23, 2024. This event is made possible by Friends of China Camp, the Marin Chinese Cultural Association, the Redwood Empire Chinese Association, California State Parks, and the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park.

08/22/2025

RECA dance group at the Skyhawk Neighborhood Night on August 16, 2025

RECA at the Child in the Wild event on June 1, 2025.
06/07/2025

RECA at the Child in the Wild event on June 1, 2025.

RECA's 2024 Autumn Festival on September 28.
10/06/2024

RECA's 2024 Autumn Festival on September 28.

RECA is proud to be at the 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer's event at SSU campus, where 150 teams and 964 participants were i...
10/06/2024

RECA is proud to be at the 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer's event at SSU campus, where 150 teams and 964 participants were involved and over $465,000 was raised.

RECA at the China Camp in San Rafael's San Pablo Bay, where Chinese immigrants found a home between 1855 and 1882. After...
09/23/2024

RECA at the China Camp in San Rafael's San Pablo Bay, where Chinese immigrants found a home between 1855 and 1882. After the passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1882, the outlaw of export of shrimp in 1905, and prohibit of the use of the traditional bag nets favored by the Chinese in 1911, the population of China Camp Village declined until almost all residents were gone.

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3455 Sebastopol Road
Santa Rosa, CA
95407

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