FAQs

What is Heritage Month?

Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month has been recognized by the U.S. government since 1990. In Canada, the month is recognized as Asian Heritage Month. For PPN, this is a month-long celebration of the culture and heritage of our community. It features various activities and events that showcase the rich history, traditions, and aspirations of our community.

When is Heritage Month?

AANHPI or Asian Heritage Month is held every year during the month of May. The exact dates and activities may vary from year to year, so be sure to check the schedule of events.

Where is Heritage Month?

PPN’s Heritage Month Event is being held both virtually and in person at locations across all regions. Be sure to check the schedule of events for the formats and details of each activity and reach out to your local PPN chapter for more information.

How can I participate in Heritage Month?

There are many ways to participate in Heritage Month, including attending events and activities, volunteering, and supporting local businesses and organizations that celebrate our community's heritage. Beyond PPN’s events, look for local events in your own city. You can also help spread the word about the event by sharing information on social media and with friends and family.

What kind of activities can I expect during Heritage Month?

Heritage Month celebrations can include a wide range of activities and events, including cultural performances, art exhibits, historical tours, food festivals, and more. There is something for everyone, regardless of age or background. Check the schedule of events for PPN’s activities.