Past Penglai Committee Projects

Lets visitors see past project history for Penglai Committee

Have You Heard of The Chinese Legacy Project?

The Chinese Legacy Project was established by the Sonoma-Penglai Sister City Committee to honor the significant (but often overlooked) contributions of the immigrant Chinese laborers who came to California and Sonoma, beginning  in the mid- 1800s.  Learn more about this aspect of our local history and find out how you can support Ting Sonoma by […]

Have You Heard of The Chinese Legacy Project?2025-12-04T19:52:40-08:00

Penglai – A Fairyland on Earth

Penglai, a city on the Bohai Sea, an extension of the Yellow Sea, in northeastern China
about 250 miles southeast of Beijing, has been a Sister City of Sonoma since 2011.
Known as “the fairyland on earth,” Penglai’s seaport is an important outlet connecting
China with Korea, Japan and the rest of the world.
Penglai also plays an important […]

Penglai – A Fairyland on Earth2025-10-21T20:19:22-07:00

New Documentary: “Voices: Chinese Women of the Delta”

A new documentary produced locally in the Bay Area focuses on the Chinese women’s sacrifice and contribution to local Bay Area communities through the recollection of their descendants.  “Voices: Chinese Women of the Delta” is available to view on You Tube – click here.

For more information about the film, click here. […]

New Documentary: “Voices: Chinese Women of the Delta”2025-10-06T21:16:47-07:00

News from the Sonoma-Penglai Committee

New Sonoma-Penglai Committee Chair Howard Eisenstark reports “The Penglai Committee has been meeting with the architect of our Ting and with our contractor, hopefully making the final push to build our monument in Depot Park, celebrating and honoring the Chinese workers of the late 1800’s who help build our wine industry.”  Click here for […]

News from the Sonoma-Penglai Committee2025-09-04T21:32:21-07:00

Dragons, Dancing, and More…

The Sonoma-Penglai Sister City Committee is collaborating with the Sonoma Community Center to celebrate the 2024 Lunar New Year (Year of the Dragon) on Saturday, March 2nd.  This afternoon of celebration will feature a variety of workshops, educational presentations, and live performances.  Beginning at 3:30 p.m. Sonoma City Councilman Jack Ding will host a demonstration […]

Dragons, Dancing, and More…2025-08-02T14:26:22-07:00
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