Join API Middle Tennessee at the Frist Museum for the Asian and Pacific Islander Arts Festival, where you can enjoy food and art showcasing East Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
Food vendors include:
- Eat Bubbles. Eat Bubbles is a milk tea and boba company founded in Nashville, Tennessee, that prides itself in making only fresh-brewed, loose-leaf teas using all natural ingredients—no artificial ingredients or powders.
- Keola’s 808 Kitchen. Laie-raised, kahuku-made Keola’s 808 Kitchen serves Pacific fusion food ·
- Saap Saap BBQ. Led by Clinton Spruill and Amy Watson, Saap Saap serves Southern BBQ and Lao food.
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Please consider supporting the Frist Art Museum with a donation. Your gift is essential to our mission of serving the community through the arts and art access in particular. We truly appreciate your generosity.