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Chinese Culture Connection Celebrates 40 Years and Opens New Malden Headquarters
Marking four decades of community service with the opening of a vibrant new cultural hub in Malden.

The Chinese Culture Connection (CCC) marked a milestone weekend with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, opening reception, and community Open House at its new location, 75 Pleasant Street, Suite 403. The celebrations honored 40 years of service, 25 years in Malden, and the start of a new chapter focused on community connection and expanded programming.
The ribbon cutting on Friday November 21 included Mayor Gary Christenson, Malden Chamber of Commerce representatives, and CCC Board members. That evening, more than thirty guests enjoyed the opening reception and a live guqin performance by Shin Yi Yang. Executive Director Mei Hung said, “This new space represents not only our past achievements but the possibilities ahead. It gives us the room to dream bigger, serve more deeply, and welcome more
people into our community.”
CCC’s new headquarters offers space for early literacy activities, cultural workshops, Taichi classes, a Bilingual Family Library, and the weekly Malden Resident Meetup, fostering dialogue among newcomers and long-time residents. Sunday’s Open House welcomed more than 80 guests, who enjoyed children’s rhyming time, crafts, Chinese games, and cultural demonstrations. Attendees also shared ideas for future programming, which CCC is reviewing.
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Upcoming Events:
• Holiday Potluck Dinner Party – December 14, 5–7 PM at Bread of Life
• Lunar New Year Celebration – February 7, 2026, 11-4 pm at Malden High School
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Please mark your calendars! For questions, contact CCC at 781-321-6316 or info@chinesecultureconnection.org.
About CCC:
Founded in 1985 and Malden-based since 1999, the CCC empowers Chinese immigrants and Chinese-descended residents of Greater Boston through educational programs, cultural workshops, and community events, fostering heritage retention, bicultural fluency, and cross cultural understanding.