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Impact & Case Studies

ACHEA's work is best understood through real projects. Below are seven documented programs from 2024 to 2026, in public libraries, civic festivals, museums, community spaces and workplaces across the San Francisco Bay Area, with photographs from each.

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Participants of different ages at an ACHEA tea culture program at the San Francisco Public Library
Case Study · 2024–2026

San Francisco Public Library

October 2024: a public program bringing tea culture and Chinese traditional arts into the San Francisco Main Library. February 2026: a larger Lunar New Year program there combining tea, calligraphy, music and visual arts, followed by tea and calligraphy at an SFPL branch library.

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Residents sharing tea at an ACHEA community tea circle at Calabazas Branch Library, San José
Case Study · San José · Since 2024

Calabazas Community Tea Circles

Since 2024, recurring free tea gatherings at Calabazas Branch Library, San José. Each gathering welcomes about 20 residents, who brew tea in a gaiwan and practice calligraphy together. Families often take part, many participants return, and seasonal traditions are added through the year.

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Case Study · 2025

Tea & Harmony, Sunnyvale Lunar New Year

At Sunnyvale's 2025 Lunar New Year celebration, ACHEA presented a public tea ceremony with traditional arts on the outdoor stage, as part of a wider celebration of China's diverse cultural traditions. At ACHEA's tea booth, festival visitors could taste tea, watch it prepared and ask questions.

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A young participant guiding a community tea table at an ACHEA gathering
Case Study · Youth

Youth Leadership Pathway

Young people learn tea practice, calligraphy and cultural traditions by doing, then step forward as facilitators: preparing the tea space, welcoming participants and guiding community tea tables, as at gatherings on September 6 and September 27, 2025.

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Guests trying hands-on calligraphy during a Sichuan culture and tourism program in San Francisco
Case Study · Culture & Tourism

Sichuan Culture & Tourism, San Francisco

During a Sichuan culture and tourism program in San Francisco, ACHEA contributed a hands-on traditional culture component. Guests tried calligraphy, paper cutting and related practices, turning a destination presentation into something they could personally experience.

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A group gathered around a shared table for an ACHEA tea and floral art experience
Case Study · Teams & Groups

Corporate & Private Cultural Experiences

Participatory programs for corporate teams, ERGs, universities and private groups: tea with calligraphy or floral art, traditional confectionery making, cloisonné-style wire art and mother-of-pearl craft, led by cultural practitioners. No previous cultural knowledge is required.

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Models presenting Xiangyunsha silk designs on the runway at A Century of Qipao, 2026
Case Study · 2024–2026

A Century of Qipao & Textile Heritage

2025: Chinese tea culture presented alongside traditional dress at the A Century of Qipao exhibition, Asian Art Museum. 2026: Xiangyunsha (Gambiered Guangdong Silk) on the runway at A Century of Qipao. December 2024: Himalayan handwoven pulu clothing presented with sound and movement.

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Earlier Programs, 2023–2025

Tea & Eastern Aesthetics gatherings (2023 onward). Youth media team at The Voice of China, San Francisco (2023). Pulu Cashmere Craft Show (Dec 2024). Sunnyvale Lunar New Year performances (2025). Computer Skills Fundraiser Tea Party (Apr 2025). SF Qipao Month opening (Apr 2025) and Asian Art Museum finale (May 2025).

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