WWD: Opening Ceremony to Host Asian-Themed Fashion Week Event — With a Pearl River Pop-Up Shop!
Fashion site Women's Wear Daily (WWD) announced Opening Ceremony's Fashion Week plans: skip the runway and have a Lunar New Year party instead.
The World of Chinese: Homecoming and 'Homeward Bound'
A lovely write-up in The World of Chinese about Homeward Bound: Global Intimacies in Converging Chinatown.
Talk Radio NYC: Exploring Manhattan's Chinatown with Joanne Kwong
Pearl River president Joanne Kwong spoke to Rediscovering New York host Jeff Goodman about the store's mission and her own background as a child growing up in New York and spending weekends in Chinatown.
Bowery Boogie: Pearl River Mart’s Latest Shop Opens Today at the Museum of Chinese in America
One of our favorite neighborhood news sites announced the opening of our third store!
New York Magazine: A First Look at Our Shop in the Museum of Chinese in America!
Associate editor Katy Schneider details at New York Magazine’s The Cut the items we'll be offering in our outpost at the Museum of Chinese in American, the world-renowned institution dedicated to Chinese American history and culture.
NY1 Announces Our Third Location!
Thank you to NY1 for helping us spread the word about our third location, the shop in the Museum of Chinese in America.
LUCKYRICE Holiday Gift Guide: Our Cute Noodle Onesies!
The 2018 LUCKYRICE Holiday Gift Guide is out, and we're so happy to see that our ridiculously cute noodle onesies from Buzz Bear are included!
The Ink.NYC: Exhibit Explores Asian Identity in Global Chinatowns
Homeward Bound curators Diane Wong and Huying B. Chan spoke to The Ink.NYC, a news site from students at Columbia Journalism School.
Sinovision: Honoring Chinatowns Around the World Through Photographs
Sinovision spoke to curators Diane Wong and Huiying B. Chan and Pearl River president Joanne Kwong about Pearl River’s latest art exhibition, Homeward Bound: Global Intimacies in Converging Chinatowns.
Design Sponge: Brightening a New Home with Our Lanterns
How one artist couple made their 1930s classic railroad apartment feel like home with just a few bright touches.
Domino: A Prewar Brooklyn Home Marries Historic Charm with Modern, Artful Style — And Our Lanterns!
We love when our customers get all DIY! See how stylist Erin Walsh and her husband, photographer Christian Högstedt, transformed their prewar Brooklyn duplex into a calming and cozy home.
Angry Asian Man: Our Interview with Yumi Sakugawa, A Must-Read!
Thanks to Phil Yu — aka Angry Asian Man — for including our interview with our newest artist-in-residence in his roundup of must-read blogs.