The Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Fest highlighted local artists and businesses in its sixth annual event. It took place in the Classic Bowling Center located in Daly City. The event was made possible by Over the Fog, an organization created by Melody Gawliu that aims to host events that celebrate the Asian American and Pacific Islander creatives in Daly City and the San Francisco Bay Area. From free bowling to Mother’s Day crafts, the festival was an event that brought the community together.
In Photos: AAPI Fest highlights local artists
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Alexandra Chan, Staff Writer
Alexandra Chan (Class of 2025) is a junior at Carlmont High School, and this is her second year in the journalism program. She has produced videos for ScotCenter and is excited to be a photojournalist for Scot Scoop this semester. Outside of school, you'll find her practicing with her ice skating team, doing yoga, and thrifting.