The Qingming Festival: A Time to Honor Ancestors and Celebrate Spring
Mexico has the Day of the Dead. Japan has the Bon Festival. In Chinese culture, people honor their ancestors during Qingming.
Our Last Day in TriBeCa
We finally have a closing date for our TriBeCa/Chinatown store — Sunday, April 4.
Blue Dragon Festival: Rain, Haircuts, and Eating Dragon Parts
What began as an agrarian holiday for farmers to pray for rain is now an excuse to get a new hair do and feast on scallion pancakes, dumplings, and more.
A Brief Guide to Filipino Breads and Pastries
Pearl River Mart Foods has lots to offer in terms of Asian treats. But did you know it’s also the only place in Manhattan where you can Filipino breads and pastries?
New York Magazine On the Cover: The City Ate My Closet
Thanks so much to New York Magazine for including Pearl River in their incredible embodiment of wearable New York pride.
What Will the Year of the Ox Bring?
The official 15-day Lunar New Year period has ended, and you’ve done all you can to stay lucky. So what will the Year of the Ox bring?
TriBeCa In-Store Sale: Everything Must Go!
Help us lighten our load we prepare to move to our new digs in SoHo.
Lighting Up Chinatown on the Lantern Festival
What better way to celebrate the Lantern Festival than with a DJ dance party, lighting up lanterns, and a beautiful dedication to legendary photographer Corky Lee?
Lunar New Year 2021: Very Different But No Less Epic
Of course none of the festivities would have happened with an incredible group of friends, partners, and collaborators, and YOU!
Documented NY: Pearl River, Never Just a Store. Always a Movement.
Thanks so much to journalist Lam Thuy Vo for her beautiful piece in Documented, NY a non-profit news site devoted solely to covering New York City’s immigrants and the policies that affect their lives.