For over 30 years, GNCA has served the Chinese community through traditional holiday events, community resources and networking opportunities. Each year, GNCA sponsors 3 major cultural events including the Dragon Boat Festival in June, Moon Festival in September and Chinese New Year Celebration in January or February according to the Chinese lunar calendar. These events bring together hundreds of Chinese families for a time of celebration and sharing of culture experience with local communities through dragon dances, music, arts and great food.
Due to potentially dangerous weather forecasted for the weekend, our Mid-Autumn Festival celebration has been postponed until Saturday, September 28. The location and start time will remain the same. The registration form has been disabled for the time being. Given the limited time before the originally scheduled time, we ask that you help spread the word about […]
Read moreSchool is back in session, and now is the time to encourage your child to participate in our 2024 I’M INSPIRED Asian-themed book essay contest! GNCA, along with partners API Middle Tennessee and Nashville Chinese School, is sponsoring the event to help our community’s students learn more about the history, customs, achievements, and cultural contributions of Asian Americans through reading. We […]
Read more(NOTE: This event was originally scheduled for September 14 but was postponed after potentially dangerous weather was forecasted for that date. It will now be held on September 28) Greater Nashville Chinese Association invites you to our 2024 Mid-Autumn Festival gathering on Saturday, September 28, 3-6pm at Edwin Warner Park. We originally wanted to hold […]
Read moreOn Friday, April 5, at 7pm, GNCA will present a special seminar, “A Shorter and Smarter Job Hunt,” on Zoom. The speaker is Joanna Zhou, a certified resume writer with over 15 years of experience in human resources and recruitment. (You may also recognize her as one of the emcees for our 2024 Chinese New Year […]
Read moreTickets are now on sale for GNCA’s Chinese New Year Gala on Sunday, January 28 at Belmont University! Please note that tickets for the dinner and performance parts of the evening are sold separately. IMPORTANT: ALL DINNER TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED ONLINE AND BY JANUARY 20. This is necessary to give Belmont sufficient time to prepare […]
Read moreGNCA’s 2024 Chinese New Year Gala is fast approaching, and we are preparing a fantastic event for the community. On January 28, we are not only ringing in the Year of the Dragon, but also celebrating 40th year since GNCA’s founding! Anniversary Celebration Party, with everyone’s active participation and enthusiastic support, and through the active […]
Read moreOn November 14, at 7pm, GNCA will present an online informational seminar by the Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC), a nonprofit organization that provides free services to immigrants and refugees. This is a great opportunity to learn more about this local organization that provides many resources our community can benefit from. Representatives will […]
Read moreThe Year of the Dragon is just around the corner! The Greater Nashville Chinese Association will host our annual Chinese New Year Gala on Saturday, January 28 at Belmont University. We look forward to having you join us in welcoming the new year with Chinese traditions, culture, and food. This year, in addition to welcoming […]
Read moreThanks to all who all attended GNCA’s 2023 Mid-Autumn festival event. We hope you can take a couple minutes to share your feedback about the event by completing a brief survey about the event. The survey is anonymous and will help us in planning future events. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
Read moreGNCA’s Mid-Autumn Festival is just two days away! First things first: Everyone is welcome to attend, even if you didn’t register before the September 17 deadline! Registered guests will receive a gift bag including a mooncake, bottled water, and payment vouchers (see below). They will also receive priority for u-pick muscadine grapes. (That’s right — so […]
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