This Level I course provides a basic introduction to Tai Chi.

This Level II course will help students make this form of Tai Chi their own.

Join Asia Society Texas Center for an engaging conversation on the intersection of medicine, biotechnology, and innovation in the relationship between China's Greater Bay Area and the U.S.

In this convergence of dance and painting, the audience will embark on a journey between the real and the surreal, where Salvador Dali's drawers and Sigmund Freud's unconscious mind are reexamined.

Asia Society presents the launch of Houston's yearlong Gandhi Sesquicentennial Celebrations series with this film screening and panel discussion about Gandhi's legacy of nonviolence.

Experts will examine the economic dynamics of the two regions and discuss how continued trade collaborations between Asia and Latin America will propel forward in the 21st Century.

Voted "Best Film Festival of Houston" by Houston Press, the Indian Film Festival of Houston, Inc. (IFFH) has partnered with Asia Society Texas Center to celebrate the festival's 10th anniversary on October 4 and 5, 2018.

In this food event for all ages, Gerry's Grill and Filipino Young Professionals will celebrate Filipino cuisine and culture with games, a lumpia-making workshop, talk, performance, and food tasting.

Author Ramachandra Guha presents his second and concluding volume of his Mahatma Gandhi biography, "Gandhi: The Years That Changed the World, 1914-1948," at Brazos Bookstore.

Explore Yoshio Taniguchi's first free-standing structure in the United States.

Join Asia Society for a docent-led tour of the New Cartographies: Artists and the Changing Maps of Asia and Ayomi Yoshida exhibitions.

Join Asia Society Texas Center for a family-friendly Night Market 2018 featuring exciting activities, exhibitions, food trucks, local vendors, and more!

Dr. Marie and Mr. Vijay Goradia have been selected as the recipients of the 2018 Huffington Award.

Join Asia Society Texas Center for a conversation on China’s economy, the state of the government’s reform agenda, and the resulting impact on relations with the US and other countries.

In partnership with Miller Outdoor Theatre, Asia Society Texas Center presents NPR's "best party band in years," Red Baraat.

In partnership with Firestarter and HOPE Clinic, Asia Society Texas Center presents the Houston premiere of "Seeds of All Things," which follows the journeys of a Houston health clinic and the immigrant families it serves in the months before the 2016 elections.

Whether hosting the Olympics or promoting traveling performing arts troupes, China is exerting influence through attraction — or, using "soft power" — rather than coercion. Join Asia Society Texas Center for a discussion on China's increasing soft power and influence on the global stage to spread its message widely and broadly.

The musical traditions of Korea will fill Asia Society Texas Center in a concert featuring performances by Chan E. Park and Sanghoom Kim. In collaboration with Rice University Shepherd School of Music.

Explore Yoshio Taniguchi's first free-standing structure in the United States.

Join Asia Society for a docent-led tour of the New Cartographies: Artists and the Changing Maps of Asia and Ayomi Yoshida exhibitions.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and other recent record flood events, what can Houston learn from Asian cities with similar environmental landscapes and urban profiles? Join Asia Society Texas Center for a conversation on the way forward for Houston as a city, and the urban planning, development, and transportation solutions to a sustainable future.

Explore Yoshio Taniguchi's first free-standing structure in the United States.

Join Asia Society for a docent-led tour of the New Cartographies: Artists and the Changing Maps of Asia and Ayomi Yoshida exhibitions.