Lunar New Year 2020: Our Line-Up of Events Is Here!
The Year of the Rat is almost here! To ring in this resourceful rodent, we'll be hosting a whole line-up of events. Check them out!
Who Wants Some Bubble Tee? The latest BUBBLE_T x Pearl River collab is here!
We’re pleased as punch to be celebrating Pride once again with renowned NYC collective, BUBBLE_T — and we want you to join us!
Pearl River Events: Join Us for APAHM and Design Week
May is almost here, which means lots happening at Pearl River, namely some fun events and openings for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and NYCxDESIGN. Check them out!
Mindful Eating, Mindful Living: Chatting with Christine Wong, Author of The Plantiful Plate
Your New Year resolution might have been to eat healthier, but how exactly? Christine Wong, a certified health coach and creative director of Pearl River friend LUCKYRICE, can help.
Lunar New Year 2019: Art, Chinese Opera, and Our Yearly Extravaganza!
The Year of the Pig is almost upon us! You know what that means: lots of fun activities -- plus the opening of our fourth locations. Check out what we have on the Lunar New Year roster.
Lunar New Year 2019: Openings, Events, and Festivities Galore!
The Lunar New Year is almost here so you know what that means: events and festivities, Pearl River style! And now we have a THIRD store — located in the esteemed Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) — to party hearty in.
BUBBLE_T x Pearl River Mart: Celebrating Pride 🌈
To celebrate Pride Month, we're partnering with the fabulous BUBBLE_T on totally cute, limited edition T-shirts and on what they do best — throwing a party.
Lunar New Year 2018: Events! Events! Events!
The Lunar New Year is right around the corner, which means we’ll soon be bringing you lots of fun events, performances, and activities at both our TriBeCa and Chelsea Market locations. Check them out!
A Halloween Alternative: A Night in Shanghai with Little Alley
Tired of the same old ghost and pirate costumes? How about old school Shanghai glamour instead? Step back in time to 1930s Shanghai, the golden age of fashion, by spending Halloween night at Little Alley, an authentic Shanghainese restaurant in Manhattan.