Asia Society Texas presented its third annual "31 Ways to Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month" in celebration of the 31st anniversary of the month's federal designation.

On April 17, 2023 — Yu Tazawa, Founder and CEO of BnA, took us through how he has designed and operated art hotels in the creative neighborhood of Koenji, Akihabara, Kyoto, and beyond.

Exhibition features masterworks from the Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection, on view June 13 through August 27, 2023

Asia Society Texas celebrated the diverse cultures of India and the South Asian community with a sold-out program featuring music, dance, food, fashion, and fun.

Asia Society Texas hosted the second annual BIPOC Book Fest for a day of unique programming, talks, and readings presented in partnership with the festival’s founders.

Harnessing the power of music and storytelling, this group of acclaimed artists draws upon their own personal stories as well as those of important women in jazz, to reclaim and amplify their legacies.

Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Star Wars-style! In honor of May the Fourth, Performing Arts and Culture Director Michael Buening dives into AAPI representation in the galaxy we all know and love.

'In the Green Room: Layering Legacies of Asian and Black American Women in Jazz' comprises performances, a series of video interviews with women in jazz, and interactive workshops with a cohort of millennial musicians.

'In the Green Room' is a dynamic music performance conceived by composer/vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Jen Shyu, and composer/pianist Sumi Tonooka, joined by drummer/composer Terri Lyne Carrington and bassist/composer Linda May Han Oh.