Family Programs
AsiaFest | Night Market | Family Days | Food Workshops | Asia Society Kids
Spring Break: Journey through Japan
Celebrate Spring Break by learning about Japan and its beautiful spring season! Join us each day for a new, come-and-go kid-friendly activity, plus a daily film screening of a fun Japanese animé movie and free admission to our exhibition New Cartographies.
Recommended for ages 5-12. Learn more »
AsiaFest
This free, family-friendly event in May celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month through Asian and fusion cuisine, movement and fitness demonstrations, community performances, creative activities, local vendors, and visual art displays.
AsiaFest 2019
Saturday, May 11, 2019 | 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Join us for our fifth annual AsiaFest! New this year: Embark on an adventure through Asia, using our passport to explore different regions' traditions, cultures, and foods!
Night Market
This festive, family-friendly night of tasty treats, local vendors, and crafts also features a free look at our exhibitions. Please check back for details about Night Market 2019!
Family Days
Held at Asia Society Texas Center throughout the year, Family Days give audiences of all ages the chance to learn more about Asian culture through demonstrations, exhibits, performances, and storytelling. Families may create crafts together, learn about Asian games and holidays, or have their faces painted with Asian-themed decorations.
Asian Food Tour Series
Learn about the different cuisines of Asia! Families with children, adults, and lifelong learners are invited to participate in these hands-on food workshops that will explore the history and traditions behind some of the most loved dishes across the continent. At the end, you’ll leave with a new set of cooking skills to try out at home. All supplies and ingredients will be provided.
Please stay tuned for updates on our Food Tour Series!
Education and outreach programs at Asia Society Texas Center are made possible through generous funding from Karen Chang and the George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation. Additional support provided by Friends of Education & Outreach at Asia Society Texas Center.
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