Venture into the traditional Chinese Arts with Andrew Blooms! During this 2-hour course, you will learn the techniques used to paint a traditional Chinese Watercolor on rice paper. All instructions and materials will be provided, including a traditional sumi brush, rice paper, and watercolor paints. Perfect for first-timers and seasoned painters alike.

This class is 18+.

Purchase tickets here.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable between classes. By purchasing this ticket, you agree to the Blooms Emporium Art Class Policies and Code of Conduct.

Join us for our very own monthly makers market right here at the historic Atlanta Chinatown featuring food, music, arts, crafts and a variety of local vendors from the Atlanta area.

Venture into the traditional Chinese Arts with Andrew Blooms! During this 2-hour course, you will learn the techniques used to paint a traditional Chinese Watercolor on rice paper. All instructions and materials will be provided, including a traditional sumi brush, rice paper, and watercolor paints. Perfect for first-timers and seasoned painters alike.

This class is 18+. 

Purchase tickets here.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable between classes. By purchasing this ticket, you agree to the Blooms Emporium Art Class Policies and Code of Conduct.

Join us for a Lotus Lens Screening as we gather to watch Evil Does Not Exist (2023) from director Ryusuke Hamaguchi. Set in a small rural Japanese community, the film traces the fragile balance between human life and the natural world as outside forces threaten to disrupt it. This ongoing gathering at Blooms Emporium Chinatown (on the last Thursday of every month) is an invitation to slow down, watch films from Asia and the diaspora, and come together in community through shared viewing and reflection. Each evening will begin with a film screening followed by an optional discussion for those who’d like to stay and reflect together. Blooms Emporium is a small, art-filled space - seating is limited, and guests are encouraged to bring cushions, blankets, or anything else that helps you get comfortable. You’re welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks; options are also available for purchase at the event. Tickets are $15 with additional proceeds supporting Georgia Asylum Immigration Network (GAIN).

Tickets will be available to purchase starting April 1, 2026. Purchase tickets here.

Join us for our very own monthly makers market right here at the historic Atlanta Chinatown featuring food, music, arts, crafts and a variety of local vendors from the Atlanta area.

Join us for a Lotus Lens Screening showcasing All We Imagine as Light (2024), Payal Kapadia’s tender portrait of contemporary Mumbai. Centered on the lives of two women navigating work, friendship, and longing in a bustling city, the film captures fleeting moments of connection amid urban solitude. This ongoing gathering at Blooms Emporium Chinatown (on the last Thursday of every month) is an invitation to slow down, watch films from Asia and the diaspora, and come together in community through shared viewing and reflection. Each evening will begin with a film screening followed by an optional discussion for those who’d like to stay and reflect together. Blooms Emporium is a small, art-filled space - seating is limited, and guests are encouraged to bring cushions, blankets, or anything else that helps you get comfortable. You’re welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks; options are also available for purchase at the event. Tickets are $15 with additional proceeds supporting Georgia Asylum Immigration Network (GAIN).

Tickets will be available to purchase starting May 1, 2026. Purchase tickets here.

Join us for our very own monthly makers market right here at the historic Atlanta Chinatown featuring food, music, arts, crafts and a variety of local vendors from the Atlanta area.

Join us for a Lotus Lens Screening of Yi Yi (2000), Edward Yang’s expansive and deep exploration of family, memory, and everyday life in Taipei. Spanning generations, the film follows a middle-class family as they navigate moments of joy, grief, and quiet revelation. This ongoing gathering at Blooms Emporium Chinatown (on the last Thursday of every month) is an invitation to slow down, watch films from Asia and the diaspora, and come together in community through shared viewing and reflection. Each evening will begin with a film screening followed by an optional discussion for those who’d like to stay and reflect together. Blooms Emporium is a small, art-filled space - seating is limited, and guests are encouraged to bring cushions, blankets, or anything else that helps you get comfortable. You’re welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks; options are also available for purchase at the event. Tickets are $15 with additional proceeds supporting Georgia Asylum Immigration Network (GAIN).

Tickets will be available to purchase starting June 1, 2026. Purchase tickets here.

Venture into the traditional Chinese Arts with Andrew Blooms! During this 2-hour course, you will learn the techniques used to paint a traditional Chinese Watercolor on rice paper. All instructions and materials will be provided, including a traditional sumi brush, rice paper, and watercolor paints. Perfect for first-timers and seasoned painters alike.

This class is appropriate for all ages and all levels of artistic experience; all participants under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult.

Purchase tickets here.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable between classes. By purchasing this ticket, you agree to the Blooms Emporium Art Class Policies and Code of Conduct.

Join us for a Lotus Lens Screening of Police Story (1985). Known for its breathtaking stunts and physical comedy, the film blends high-octane action with Chan’s unmistakable charisma and inventiveness. Beneath the spectacle lies a portrait of justice, duty, and perseverance in the face of corruption and chaos. This ongoing gathering at Blooms Emporium Chinatown (on the last Thursday of every month) is an invitation to slow down, watch films from Asia and the diaspora, and come together in community through shared viewing and reflection. Each evening will begin with a film screening followed by an optional discussion for those who’d like to stay and reflect together. Blooms Emporium is a small, art-filled space - seating is limited, and guests are encouraged to bring cushions, blankets, or anything else that helps you get comfortable. You’re welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks; options are also available for purchase at the event. Tickets are $15 with additional proceeds supporting Georgia Asylum Immigration Network (GAIN).

Tickets will be available to purchase starting July 1, 2026. Purchase tickets here.

Venture into the traditional Chinese Arts with Andrew Blooms! During this 2-hour course, you will learn the techniques used to paint a traditional Chinese Watercolor on rice paper. All instructions and materials will be provided, including a traditional sumi brush, rice paper, and watercolor paints. Perfect for first-timers and seasoned painters alike.

This class is appropriate for all ages and all levels of artistic experience, all participants under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult.

Purchase tickets here.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable between classes. By purchasing this ticket, you agree to the Blooms Emporium Art Class Policies and Code of Conduct.

Join us for a Lotus Lens Screening of Oldboy (2003), Park Chan-wook’s genre-defying thriller that plunges into themes of vengeance, memory, and moral reckoning. Stylish, brutal, and emotionally disorienting, the film follows a man released after years of unexplained captivity, driven to uncover the truth behind his imprisonment. This ongoing gathering at Blooms Emporium Chinatown (on the last Thursday of every month) is an invitation to slow down, watch films from Asia and the diaspora, and come together in community through shared viewing and reflection. Each evening will begin with a film screening followed by an optional discussion for those who’d like to stay and reflect together. Blooms Emporium is a small, art-filled space - seating is limited, and guests are encouraged to bring cushions, blankets, or anything else that helps you get comfortable. You’re welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks; options are also available for purchase at the event. Tickets are $15 with additional proceeds supporting Georgia Asylum Immigration Network (GAIN).

Tickets will be available to purchase starting August 1, 2026. Purchase tickets here.

Join us for our very own monthly makers market right here at the historic Atlanta Chinatown featuring food, music, arts, crafts and a variety of local vendors from the Atlanta area.

Join us for our very own monthly makers market right here at the historic Atlanta Chinatown featuring food, music, arts, crafts and a variety of local vendors from the Atlanta area.

Join us for our very own monthly makers market right here at the historic Atlanta Chinatown featuring food, music, arts, crafts and a variety of local vendors from the Atlanta area.

Join us for our very own monthly makers market right here at the historic Atlanta Chinatown featuring food, music, arts, crafts and a variety of local vendors from the Atlanta area.

Join us for our very own monthly makers market right here at the historic Atlanta Chinatown featuring food, music, arts, crafts and a variety of local vendors from the Atlanta area.