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Find Your Roots: An Asian-American Genealogy Workshop with Grant Din

Petaluma Historical Library & Museum

20 4th St

(707) 778-4398

Event Link

Tuesday May 6, 2025

03:00 pm - 04:00 pm

Free

Reservations & Tickets

Join the Petaluma Museum Association to learn tips from genealogist Grant Din on researching your Asian-American ancestry. This free workshop is presented in partnership with the Petaluma Old Chinatown Memorial Park Ad Hoc Committee.

Grant Din has conducted genealogical research for over thirty-five years and currently serves on the board of the California Genealogical Society and consults on genealogical and nonprofit projects. He served on the staff of the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation for eight years and currently volunteers there to manage the Immigrant Voices website with over 220 stories of West Coast immigrants from throughout the world.