Celebrate the opening of our new exhibition, The Other Side: Chinese and Mexican Immigration to America, with this FREE Night Market & Exhibition Opening featuring lion dancing, mariachi performances, family activities, food trucks, local vendors, a first look at the artwork, and much more! A raffle will be available for great prizes for Lucille’s and Kim Son restaurants, Houston Grand Opera tickets, book packages from Arte Público Press, and others! The first 100 guests will receive a complimentary Night Market bag.

Activities and Vendors To-Date
Big Creek Farms
Chinese Calligraphy with Peihong Dong Endris
Chinese Paper Cutting with Chinese Community Center
Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research
Coreanos Food Truck
Doughmaker Doughnuts Food Truck
Flores’ Spice & Trading Co. LLC
Foreign Policy Food Truck
Jan's Sweet Sensations
Lion Dancing by Shaolin Kung Fu Academy
Little Soya
Lotería Activity
Mandarin Language Lessons by Chinese Community Center
Mariachi Performances by Mariachi Imperial de America
Mezcal Tasting by The Pastry War
NeFaerieous Faces Face Painting
Paper Flower Activity by Multicultural Education and Counseling Through The Arts
Quite a Stir Food Truck
Spanish Language Lessons by TranslationSource
Sugar Skulls Activity by Multicultural Education and Counseling Through The Arts
Taco Me Crazy Food Truck
Tea Tasting by The Path of Tea
Ten Thousand Villages
Texas Thai Sports Massage
The Rice Box Food Truck
Tila's Taco Truck
Wokker TX Ranger Food Truck

About the Exhibition

Through the works of six contemporary artists, Andrea Bowers, Blane De St. Croix, Margarita Cabrera, Tony de los Reyes, Zhi Lin, and Hung Liu, The Other Side explores recurring issues of immigration, border relations, and labor practices that have persisted throughout U.S. history and remain timely today. By presenting these emotionally poignant and conceptually engaging works, The Other Side hopes to offer viewers a humanized perspective on complex immigration issues often overshadowed by mass media and politics. 

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Night Market at Asia Society Texas Center is generously funded by American First National Bank.

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