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Celebrate Asia is a distinctive, annual program in the Seattle area founded by Yoshi Minegishi, a longtime board member of the Seattle Symphony. Since its inception around 2009, the initiative has grown into a respected platform for cross-cultural collaboration, featuring world premieres, U.S. premieres, and performances that fuse traditional Asian arts with contemporary musical forms. The program regularly includes pre-concert lobby activities, lion dance and Taiko performances, and vendor markets that celebrate local Asian-descent communities. With live performances at Benaroya Hall and opportunities to watch via Seattle Symphony Live streaming, Celebrate Asia brings dynamic cultural exchange to Seattle audiences.

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Stay connected for upcoming Celebrate Asia events and tours. The program has historically highlighted collaborations with renowned composers and performers, and while a 2025 tour has not been publicly announced, related Southeast Asia programming continues in the Seattle area. Follow official Seattle Symphony channels and the Celebrate Asia updates on social media for the latest news, schedules, and ticket information. We’ve got you covered for secure, no-fuss ticket access when new dates are announced.

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Celebrate Asia is founded by Yoshi Minegishi (Seattle Symphony board member) and began around 2009; it is an annual program rather than a performing ensemble. ([seattle.us.emb-japan.go.jp](https://www.seattle.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_en/ForeignMinistersAwardMinegishi.html.html?utm_source=openai))
The 14th Celebrate Asia (March 20, 2024) at Benaroya Hall featured Tan Dun’s Trombone Concerto: Three Muses in Video Game (U.S. premiere) and a world premiere Violin Concerto by Reena Esmail and Kala Ramnath, with in-person and Seattle Symphony Live streaming options. ([seattlesymphonypress.squarespace.com](https://seattlesymphonypress.squarespace.com/pressreleases/14-annual-celebrate-asia-program?utm_source=openai))
The 15th Celebrate Asia was publicized in early 2023 for an in-person event at Benaroya Hall with similar cross-cultural programming and pre-/post-concert activities. ([seattlesymphonypress.squarespace.com](https://seattlesymphonypress.squarespace.com/pressreleases/2023/1/17/the-seattle-symphony-invites-audiences-to-the-15th-annual-celebrate-asia-on-january-29-at-benaroya-hall?utm_source=openai))
Founder Yoshi Minegishi has been formally recognized for his Celebrate Asia contributions (Foreign Minister’s Commendation). ([seattle.us.emb-japan.go.jp](https://www.seattle.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_en/ForeignMinistersAwardMinegishi.html.html?utm_source=openai))
No publicly announced 2025 Celebrate Asia tour is shown; related Southeast Asia programming occurred in the Seattle area (e.g., a Southeast Asia-themed event in Burien on May 27, 2025). ([burien.news](https://burien.news/entertainment/arts-culture/free-seattle-symphony-concert-in-burien-celebrating-music-of-southeast-asia/?utm_source=openai))
Celebrate Asia programs typically include pre-concert lobby activities, lion dance and Taiko performances, and vendor markets with local Asian-descent communities. ([seattlesymphonypress.squarespace.com](https://seattlesymphonypress.squarespace.com/pressreleases/14-annual-celebrate-asia-program?utm_source=openai))

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