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In partnership with ExxonMobil, Asia Society Texas presented the second program of its Energy Transition Series to highlight the work being done to reduce emissions while meeting the growing global demand for energy.
Asia Society Texas welcomed world-renowned laser eye surgeon and philanthropist Dr. Ming Wang for an early screening and discussion of the film 'Sight,' based on the true story of Dr. Wang and his journey.
In Asia Society Texas' 11th year of summer Culture Camps, we welcomed students to learn about Asian traditions, culture, and art through five sessions covering topics such as manga, filmmaking, cooking and more.
More than 50 students explored policy solutions for issues related to energy and renewables, equality and development, and the geopolitics of space in Asia Society Texas' eighth year of the Young Leaders Institute for high school students
In partnership with the International Academy of Letters USA, Asia Society Texas welcomed Pakistan ambassador Masood Khan and Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Horst for a program on U.S.–Pakistan relations.
Singer and musician Zeshan B brought his gospel-inflected soul music to Asia Society Texas in a concert presented in partnership with the Aga Khan Museum and the Ismaili Council for the Southwestern United States.
Asia Society Texas welcomed more than 2,500 guest to celebrate the Center's new permanent 'Explore Asia' exhibition — the only interactive learning exhibition in Texas focused specifically on Asia — over its Grand Opening Weekend.
In partnership with ExxonMobil, Asia Society Texas kicked off its new Energy Transition Series to highlight the work being done across the energy industry to improve climate outcomes.
Asia Society Texas kicked off Chefs’ Table, a new culinary program series, with a seated dinner presented by chefs Nina Fonte of Aleng Nina’s, Suu Khin of Burmalicious, and Vanarin Kuch of Koffeteria.
