Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2025
31 Ways to Celebrate in May and Beyond, Presented by Regions Bank
This Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, join Asia Society Texas for 31 ways to celebrate the vibrant and diverse traditions and contributions of Asians and Asian Americans! Highlighting Asia Society's live programs, our calendar also features a curated selection of on-demand activities, staff recommendations, and more.
Since 1979, May has been a dedicated time to celebrate Asian Pacific American heritage, but it wasn't until 1992 that May was officially designated Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Selected to commemorate the immigration of the first Japanese to the U.S. in May 1843 and the completion of the transcontinental railroad in May 1859 that was made possible by thousands of Chinese laborers, APAH Month elevates the stories, contributions, and experiences of Asian and Asian American communities.
We invite you to explore our calendar and attend a live program, learn about local artists, expand your playlist, and find inspiration to celebrate Asian Pacific American heritage through the month of May and beyond!
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Calendar at a Glance
Our 31 Ways to Celebrate APAH Month calendar includes live programs, tours, and exhibitions at Asia Society Texas and other museums, as well as activities and content available on-demand.
Live Programming Highlights:
- Enjoy free exhibition admission on the first weekend (May 1–4) and each Thursday!
- May 8: Our inaugural Runway to Asia event spotlights international designer Zang Toi and Houston's own Danny Nguyen at a delicious luncheon and fashion experience blending cutting-edge designs with a celebration of artistry and passion.
- May 15: New York Times bestselling author Alka Joshi shares her latest novel, Six Days in Bombay, which she wrote as a tribute to the many extraordinary, free-spirited women overlooked by history.
- May 22: NBC News Daily anchor Vicky Nguyen presents her new memoir Boat Baby — chronicling her family's dangerous escape from Vietnam and how a refugee became a network journalist — in conversation with Asia Society Texas president Bonna Kol as part of our Bank of America Women's Leadership Series.
On-Demand Highlights:
- Each Sunday, refresh and reset with Staff Picks, highlighting our team's recommendations for what to read, watch, play, and listen to.
- On Mondays, take a Deep Dive and get nerdy with our staff about astrology, Wong Kar-Wai, and more.
- Tuesdays offer opportunities for Make-at-Home crafts, using simple materials at home or school!
- Each Wednesday, learn about some of our most dedicated partners through our Spotlights.
- Finally, dig into our Foodie Friday features to explore Filipino food, learn about coffees across Asia, and more!
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Thursday, May 1
[IN-PERSON] Free Exhibition Admission!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
We're kicking off the month with a long weekend of free exhibition admission! Visit and explore our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Hung Hsien: Beyond Worlds show at no cost, May 1–4.
APAH Tunes 2025
We've got your playlist for the month! Curated by Exhibitions Manager and Registrar Rebecca Becerra, with contributions from across Asia Society Texas' staff, this four-hour Spotify playlist is sure to keep you grooving and moving.
Friday, May 2
[IN-PERSON] Free Exhibition Admission!
10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
We're kicking off the month with a long weekend of free exhibition admission! Visit and explore our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Hung Hsien: Beyond Worlds show at no cost, May 1–4.
Foodie Friday: Anime-Inspired Meals
"Whenever I watch anime and food appears, I always wish I could magically transport myself into the show and try the meal myself," says Rebecca Becerra, AST's Exhibitions Manager and Registrar. "Luckily, Houston has many restaurants that can cater to those cravings!"
Check out Rebecca's recommendations for recipes and Houston-area restaurants where you can enjoy anime-worthy meals.
Saturday, May 3
[IN-PERSON] Free Exhibition Admission!
10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
We're kicking off the month with a long weekend of free exhibition admission! Visit and explore our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Hung Hsien: Beyond Worlds show at no cost, May 1–4.
[IN-PERSON] Film Screening: In the Mood for Love
2–4 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; registration required
Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Wong Kar-Wai's iconic film In the Mood for Love with a free screening! Simultaneously delicate and visually impactful, this 2000 milestone film is a beautiful depiction of love, longing, and cherishing each moment that has stood the test of time.
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Sunday, May 4
[IN-PERSON] Free Exhibition Admission!
10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
We're kicking off the month with a long weekend of free exhibition admission! Visit and explore our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Hung Hsien: Beyond Worlds show at no cost, May 1–4.
[IN-PERSON] Cultural Bridges With AARP: Hanfu Education Workshop
1–2:30 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; registration required
Step into the world of traditional Chinese elegance at this free workshop, presented by the Houston Hanfu Association and hosted in collaboration with AARP! Discover the fascinating history of this graceful attire of ancient China, try on these stunning garments yourself, and enjoy a variety of cultural activities at this free workshop.
Sunday Staff Picks: What We're Reading
Looking for a new author to check out or for your next Substack to follow? Check out almost 50 titles recommended by our team! Immerse yourself in fantasy romance, dive into essays, explore art and photography, and enjoy more genres including memoirs, graphic novels, and cookbooks!
Monday, May 5
Deep Dive Into Sustainable and Small-Business Fashion
"Recently, I’ve been diving more deeply into my passion for fashion, and it’s been a journey of finding the perfect balance between honoring my roots and being a responsible global citizen," shares AST's Development Associate Nandini Kommana, "That’s why I’m drawn to sustainable, small-business brands owned by Asian and Asian American entrepreneurs — brands with meaning, passion, and a mission behind them."
Check out some of Nandini's favorite brands and curators for sustainable and small-business fashion!
Tuesday, May 6
Make at Home: Kirigami Flowers
Each Tuesday, create your own art and learn new techniques as we share instructions for Make-at-Home crafts!
Build upon your origami skills by discovering the art of kirigami, where paper is cut as well as folded! Transform simple paper into delicate, folded floral designs with a 3-D look by using scissors.
Wednesday, May 7
Community Spotlight: Lharissa Jacobs and Fit Houston
Fit Houston is a nonprofit organization founded by Lharissa Jacobs to inspire vibrant minds, bodies, and communities through free or low-cost physical activity. We enjoy working with Fit Houston because they are committed to uplifting the entire Houston community while promoting healthy lifestyles, and we're looking forward to our May 17 Museum District Walk with Lharissa!
Thursday, May 8
[IN-PERSON] Free Exhibition Admission!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Each Thursday, enjoy free admission during our special 12–7 p.m. hours! Visit and explore our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Hung Hsien: Beyond Worlds show at no cost.
[IN-PERSON] Runway to Asia
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. at The Post Oak Hotel
Join: $600 Single Seat (General), $1,250 Single Seat (VIP)
An exciting new initiative from Asia Society Texas, the inaugural Runway to Asia celebrates the the visionary talents of international designer Zang Toi and Houston's own Danny Nguyen at this luncheon and fashion experience blending cutting-edge designs with these innovators' artistry, passion, and incredible journeys.
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Friday, May 9
Foodie Friday: Coffees Across Asia
As colleagues and caffeine enthusiasts, AST's Phuong Ha and Rayén Torres enjoy bonding over coffee runs and inspirational conversations about culture and community. In this Foodie Friday, learn about coffee traditions and flavor notes from Vietnam, Turkey, and the Middle East, in addition to recipes and recommendations so you can brew your own cup or support a local cafe!
Saturday, May 10
[IN-PERSON] Super Saturday: Emerging Artists' Showcase
10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; registration requested
In this free Super Saturday event for all ages, get inspired by local student artwork, learn different Asian-inspired art techniques, and make your own artwork to take home!
[IN-PERSON] Architecture Tour
11 a.m. – 12 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $10 (Free for Ages 6 and Under, for Students with I.D., and for AST Members)
Go behind the scenes! Designed by world-renowned architect Yoshio Taniguchi, our Center is his only free-standing structure in the U.S. Join a docent-led tour to explore our Center's outer beauty and inner workings, including the materials, craftsmanship, and influences that inform its ambience.
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Sunday, May 11
Sunday Staff Picks: What We're Watching
Need a break from your latest cinematic universe? Refresh your watchlist with our team's recommendations for more than 50 shows and movies featuring and about Asians and Asian Americans, from anime to thrillers to food vloggers.
Monday, May 12
Deep Dive Into Shoujo Moments (Part II)
Last year, AST's Phuong Ha and Rebecca Becerra explored shoujo — a genre featuring a young female protagonist on a journey of transformation and self-growth — through manga, manhwa, and webtoons. This year, they revisit the shoujo genre through its intersections with other genres. Dive into even more shoujo stories, plus the return of their mini guide to the world of manga, manhwa, and manhua!
Tuesday, May 13
Make at Home: Mandala Bookmarks
Each Tuesday, create your own art and learn new techniques as we share instructions for Make-at-Home crafts!
Make your own vibrant bookmarks inspired by the traditional geometric patterns of mandalas. This relaxing craft will bring both mindfulness and creativity to your reading experience.
Wednesday, May 14
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within
On view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Visit: Included in MFAH's All-Access admission
A groundbreaking artist born of Okinawan heritage in Hawaii, Toshiko Takaezu is most celebrated for her "closed form" ceramic work, combining Japanese and Western influences to push the boundaries of ceramics from functional craft to fine art. Takaezu — whose 1989 "Moon" sculpture was recently featured in AST's exhibition Space City: Art in the Age of Artemis — incorporated elements of Japanese tea ceremonies, abstract expressionism, and nature in her practice. The nationally touring retrospective Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within is on view at the MFAH through May 18.
Community Spotlight: Loc Huynh
A contemporary painter in Houston, Loc Huynh uses his visual language to share stories about hybridized and complex experiences as a Vietnamese American in Houston. Our partnership with Loc began during his Artists on Site residency, during which he created new bodies of work, and we look forward to collaborating with him on an upcoming exhibition for this fall.
Thursday, May 15
[IN-PERSON] Free Exhibition Admission!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Each Thursday, enjoy free admission during our special 12–7 p.m. hours! Visit and explore our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Hung Hsien: Beyond Worlds show at no cost.
[IN-PERSON] Author Talk: Alka Joshi on Six Days in Bombay
7–8:30 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $35 Individual, $45 for Two (AST Members: $25 Individual, $35 for Two)
New York Times bestselling author Alka Joshi presents her latest book, Six Days in Bombay, which is her first standalone novel since her breakout bestseller The Henna Artist and her Jaipur Trilogy. Set in 1937, the novel follows a young Anglo-Indian nurse as she travels from Bombay to Istanbul, Prague, Florence, Paris, and London to uncover the mystery behind a famous painter's death. Joshi will be joined in conversation by author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni.
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Friday, May 16
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Incredible India: Arisi – Grains of Life
8:30 p.m. at Miller Outdoor Theatre
Join: Free; covered-seating tickets will be released May 15
Celebrate the grains of life that link humanity across Asia as Samskriti's Incredible India merges with Singapore's Asparas Arts Dance Company for a cross-cultural, multidisciplinary performance! Melding together Indian and Balinese dance forms and music, the dance production intersects stages of rice cultivation with the rites and rituals where rice is a principal ingredient in these ceremonies.
Foodie Friday: Vegan and Plant-Based Cuisine
"After deciding to go fully vegan after a few years of trial and error, I was very nervous about losing my connection to Liberian and southern American foods — but I've found that delving deeply into each recipe and discovering substitutions has made me feel even more connected to my culture," shares AST's Education and Outreach Coordinator Janjay Mason. "I've also realized that many new doors have opened to connect with some of the wonderful Asian cuisine here, so in some ways, things haven't changed much for me at all."
Whether you're vegan or interested in a plant-forward diet, Janjay has recipes and recommendations for anyone to try!
Saturday, May 17
[IN-PERSON] Yoga in the Bamboo Garden
10–11 a.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $10 (35% Discount for AST Members)
In this inclusive class hosted by Lost Lotus Yoga Studio, practitioners of all levels can look forward to a flowing sequence amid tranquil surroundings. Find a sense of clarity, control, and empowerment in this unique yoga collaboration! Bring your own mats (BYOM); limited capacity.
[IN-PERSON] Museum District Walk
9–11 a.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; registration required
Sponsored by CITGO
Join us and Fit Houston — an Asian-led nonprofit organization encouraging active and healthy lifestyles — for a walk through the beautiful Museum District! The walk will begin at our Center and route through the Museum District to Hermann Park, with stops at the Japanese Garden, the Taipei Sister City Friendship Pavilion, and other Asian-inspired landmarks. Afterwards, return to our Center for coffee, light refreshments, and a tour of our Hung Hsien: Between Worlds exhibition.
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Asia to the World
8:30 p.m. at Miller Outdoor Theatre
Join: Free; covered-seating tickets will be released May 16
Experience stunning dances from different parts of Asia, brought to life through vibrant costumes, music, and movements and showcasing incredible collaborations with Western companies. Presented by Dance of Asian America, the fast-paced, thrilling show is a fun and exciting experience for the whole family.
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Sunday, May 18
[IN-PERSON] Members Only: Curator Talk and Tour of Hung Hsien: Between Worlds
2–3:15 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; registration required. For AST Members only.
Explore the captivating legacy of pioneering Houston artist Hung Hsien through a dynamic members-only event led by Nancy C. Allen Curator and Director of Exhibitions Owen Duffy, Ph.D. Enjoy a reception with light bites and drinks, followed by a talk and curator-led tour offering an intimate look at how Hung Hsien's work has contributed to the development of modern ink painting, blending Eastern and Western artistic traditions.
Sunday Staff Picks: What We're Playing
Need a new escape? Find a new mission with our team's recommendations for games created by or featuring Asian and Asian American talent. Featuring martial artists, soup-making cats, Filipino street hawkers, and more, these games are sure to keep you occupied.
Monday, May 19
Deep Dive Into the Cinema of Wong Kar-Wai
"During college I studied in Shenzhen, China, and frequently traveled to Hong Kong where I fell in love with Hong Kong cinema," says AST's Director of Business and Policy Matthew Fuller. "Wong Kar-Wai is one of the most unique and imaginative filmmakers in the world. His films are characterized by a deep appreciation of beauty and the complex human condition, with stunning visuals and music that somehow seem to perfectly capture the unspoken essence of a scene."
Get in the mood for Wong Kar-Wai films with Matthew's Deep Dive!
Tuesday, May 20
Make at Home: Ebru (Paper Marbling)
Each Tuesday, create your own art and learn new techniques as we share instructions for Make-at-Home crafts!
Learn about ebru, a traditional Turkish technique of paper marbling. Using everyday materials, blend and swirl colors together to create one-of-a-kind designs that you can use for stationery, art, and more.
Wednesday, May 21
[IN-PERSON] From Chinatown to Asiatown: A Dinner Honoring Houston History
6:30–8:30 p.m. at Shanghai Restaurant
Join: $50 Individual, $90 Couple
Celebrate the rich history and evolution of Houston's Chinatown and Asiatown at this special event, featuring a thoughtfully curated menu by Shanghai Restaurant's chef Ray Ng and a presentation of rare photos and compelling stories highlighting the transformation of Houston's Asian communities, given by the University of Houston's Dr. Melody Li.
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Community Spotlight: Rathna Kumar
Rathna Kumar has performed and presented many times at Asia Society Texas, including at the opening of our Center in 2012. An acclaimed performer, choreographer, and educator, she established the first Indian dance institute in the United States, Anjali Center for Performing Arts, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. "I am both proud and honored to continue being a member of the AST, my most visited place in Houston, and the place where I enjoy taking my friends and visitors," Rathna shares.
Thursday, May 22
[IN-PERSON] Free Exhibition Admission!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Each Thursday, enjoy free admission during our special 12–7 p.m. hours! Visit and explore our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Hung Hsien: Beyond Worlds show at no cost.
[IN-PERSON] Bank of America Women's Leadership Series: Vicky Nguyen From Boat Baby to NBC News
6–8:30 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $45 Individual, $65 for Two (35% Discount for AST Members)
In 1979, NBC News Daily anchor Vicky Nguyen and her parents made their dangerous escape from Vietnam to the United States. A testament to the messy yet hopeful promise of what the American dream can be, her new memoir Boat Baby chronicles her family's journey, growing up bicultural, and how a refugee became a network journalist within one generation. In this program presented as part of our signature Bank of America Women's Leadership Series, Vicky will be joined in conversation by Asia Society Texas president Bonna Kol.
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Friday, May 23
Foodie Friday: Filipino Food Beyond Adobo
"When it comes to Filipino food in the U.S., a few iconic dishes like adobo, lumpia, and pancit often dominate the culinary landscape," share AST's Staci Riddle and Kat Del Rosario. "As Filipino and Filipino American women, we're excited to share a more diverse and vibrant side of Filipino cuisine." Expand your palate and learn comfort foods, sweet treats, and more flavors of the Philippines!
Saturday, May 24
[IN-PERSON] Art Tour: Hung Hsien: Between Worlds
11 a.m. – 12 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $10 (Free for Ages 6 and Under, for Students with I.D., and for AST Members)
Experience art on a personal level! Join a docent-led tour of Hung Hsien: Between Worlds and experience the vivid, swirling compositions merging the technical mastery of traditional Chinese ink paintings with the expressive energy of Western abstraction.
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Sunday, May 25
Sunday Staff Picks: What We're Listening to
Need to refresh your playlist? Start listening with recommendations from our team, spanning alternative rock to genre-defying bangers to dream pop, with picks ranging from beabadoobee to Yaeji to ENHYPHEN — and, a couple podcasts!
Volunteer Spotlight: Gemalene Sunga
"I will always fondly think of AST as one of the first places I really felt at home here in Houston," says AST volunteer Gemalene Sunga. "In volunteering with AST, I have not only found the sense of connection I was looking for, but have also really gained a sense of and appreciation for the kind of melting pot that is Houston."
Volunteers are an essential part of Asia Society Texas' team, and we're excited to shine a light on Gemalene and her experience!
Monday, May 26
Deep Dive Into Astrology
Whether astrology is casual entertainment or an important part of how you make decisions, there's much to explore across Western, Vedic, and Chinese traditions. Join AST's Education and Outreach Coordinator Janjay Mason as she dives into the basics of astrology, as well as the differences and similarities across the Gregorian, Indian, and Chinese calendars.
Tuesday, May 27
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Ocean Vuong on The Emperor of Gladness
7 p.m. at Christ Church Cathedral (1117 Texas Avenue)
Join: $35
Brazos Bookstore presents author and poet Ocean Vuong for his newest release The Emperor of Gladness, in conversation with Kevin Prufer. Author of the critically acclaimed novel On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous and poetry collections Night Sky with Exit Wounds and Time is a Mother, Vuong used to work as a fast-food server, which inspired The Emperor of Gladness.
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Make at Home: Felt Photocard Holders
Each Tuesday, create your own art and learn new techniques as we share instructions for Make-at-Home crafts!
Personalize your favorite photos, K-pop cards, and trading cards with a handmade felt photocard holder. Use everyday craft materials — from pipe cleaners to foam shapes to gems — to make your card even more special.
Wednesday, May 28
[IN-PERSON] Asian American Entrepreneurs Driving Houston’s Growth
7–8:30 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $20 (35% Discount for AST Members)
From 2021–2023, Houston's economy grew by nearly 25 percent, due in large part to an increasing number of dynamic Asian American entrepreneurs. Join us as local entrepreneurs share their journeys through Houston's business landscape, as well as perspectives on the economic opportunities available for current and future entrepreneurs.
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Community Spotlight: Ivy Bao and Houston Public Library
While we love working with all Houston Public Library staff, we want to especially shout out the contributions of Freed-Montrose Neighborhood librarian Ivy Bao for her dedication to partnering with us across different programs. We first met Ivy at a family day event at HPL's Central Library where she sang a beautiful Chinese opera song, which led to a growing relationship and vital partnership with HPL and Ivy in particular.
Thursday, May 29
[IN-PERSON] Free Exhibition Admission!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Each Thursday, enjoy free admission during our special 12–7 p.m. hours! Visit and explore our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Hung Hsien: Beyond Worlds show at no cost.
[IN-PERSON] Past, Present, and Couture: Asian Fashion From the HCC Archive
3–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; registration required
Enjoy a glamorous and exclusive exhibition of fashion through the ages! Explore standout pieces from Houston Community College's Fashion Archive, including iconic works by Issey Miyake, historic Japanese fashion, and designer Chloe Dao's Project Runway-winning design. Shop local and experience both modern and traditional fashion at this free event.
Friday, May 30
Foodie Friday: Sweets and Treats
We're ending Asian Pacific American Heritage Month on a sweet note! Whether you have a ravenous sweet tooth or a not-too-sweet palate, there's a baked good, frozen dessert, or other treat in store for you as AST's Michael Buening and Megan Sham dish on their favorite sweets across Houston.
Saturday, May 31
[IN-PERSON] Ragas Meet Devotion
8–10 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $42 (35% Discount for AST Members)
Hindustani classical vocalist Supriyo Dutta, alongside Sangeet Mishra on sarangi and Aartik Banerjee on tabla, weaves a vibrant tapestry of ragas to bring to life the lyrical compositions of Hindu, Sufi, Persian, and Sikh saints in this evening concert!
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About APAH Month at Asia Society Texas
Beginning in 2021, Asia Society Texas has celebrated Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with the Houston community and beyond through a curated calendar of events for 31 ways to celebrate over the 31 days of May. Spotlighting the traditions, talents, and contributions of Asians and Asian Americans, the calendar highlights the month's key Asia Society programming, providing a platform to showcase local artists, performers, educators, and leaders who contribute to the vibrant, multicultural tapestry of Houston while also featuring staff recommendations for our favorite music, books, movies, and more by Asian and Asian American creatives.
At Asia Society Texas, APAH Month is an opportunity to celebrate and honor Asians and Asian Americans and to uplift their stories to a broader audience as part of our goal to inspire our larger community to better understand one another through culture, conversation, and connection. For information about sponsoring APAH Month and other projects like this one, please contact Saleena Jafry at [email protected] or 713.496.9939.
Presenting Sponsor of APAH Month at Asia Society Texas
Sponsors of APAH Month
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CITGO
Past APAH Month Calendars
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About Asia Society Texas
Asia Society Texas believes in the strength and beauty of diverse perspectives and people. As an educational institution, we advance cultural exchange by celebrating the vibrant diversity of Asia, inspiring empathy, and fostering a better understanding of our interconnected world. Spanning the fields of arts, business, culture, education, and policy, our programming is rooted in the educational and cultural development of our community — trusting in the power of art, dialogue, and ideas to combat bias and build a more inclusive society.
