DAY TWO
Angel Island

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This Ellis Island of the West is where, from 1910 to 1940, authorities held Chinese im­ migrants until they passed their admission-to-the-U.S. exams. Have a picnic. Tour the historic barracks. On the walls, detainees wrote poems expressing their anger, fears and hopes for life in the city they called Gam Saan, the Golden Mountain. To get to 22 Angel Island, take a Blue & Gold Fleet ferry at Pier 41 (415-773-1188).

THEATER AND DANCE
Asian performing arts are thriving in San Francisco. Watch for Asian American Dance Performances, Asian American Theater Company, California Contemporary Dancers, Chinese Folk Dance Association, Duen Fung Ming (traditional Chinese opera), Eth-Noh-Tec Creations, First Voice, Kulintang Arts, Lily Cai Chinese Dance, Melody of China, Palabuniyan, Kulintang Ensemble, Persona Grata, S.F. Gu-Zheng Music Society.
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