The Commemoration of the Chinese Massacre of 1871

Date

October 24

Time

7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Cost

Free

Organizer's Site

camla.org/1871Commemoration

Council District

City Council District 14
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Event Schedule

October 2025

  • Friday 24th 7:00 AM
The Chinese American Museum commemorates the Los Angeles Chinese Massacre of 1871 by remembering the victims of that tragic incident. Join the program online or in person as we remember those who lost their lives.
The annual observance marks 153 years since October 24, 1871, when a racially motivated mob of 500 Angelenos stormed into a predominantly Chinese section of L.A., assaulting residents and looting homes and businesses. The violence claimed the lives of 18 victims, including a young boy. Although eight perpetrators were convicted for their involvement in the attacks, the convictions were overturned a year later. Since 2010, the museum has dedicated October 24 in solemn remembrance of this moment in American history.

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