The Who’s Who of Houston’s international scene gathered to kick off fundraising on November 8 for the 2019 Tiger Ball, which will celebrate Asia Society’s 40th anniversary in Houston and will pay homage to founding board member Barbara Bush.

Asia Society Texas Center presented its annual Roy M. Huffington Award to Dr. Marie and Mr. Vijay Goradia at The Houstonian on October 23, 2018.

Guests and vendors filled Asia Society's lawn and building for Night Market 2018 presented by American First National Bank, whose newly extended hours allowed more time to enjoy a family-friendly Japanese-style carnival and a ticketed beer garden, both new this year.

Asia Society Texas Center opened its fourth year of the Bank of America Women's Leadership Series (WLS) with a sold-out "Women in Culinary Arts" panel and luncheon.

Dr. Marie and Vijay Goradia, who have made significant contributions to and a global difference in the areas of literacy, education, and healthcare in India, are the 2018 recipients of Asia Society Texas Center's Roy M. Huffington Award.

Featuring four artists making their ASTC debuts, 'New Cartographies' delves into the unique ways that contemporary artists incorporate maps into their practices to examine globally relevant topics.

For the fourth consecutive year, Tibetan Buddhist monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery in southern India returned to Asia Society Texas Center to create a mandala sand painting and perform Sacred Music Sacred Dance for World Healing.

An exclusive selection of Japanese designs is available for purchase at Asia Society Texas Center for the duration of the Ayomi Yoshida exhibition, through January 2019.

In Asia Society Texas Center's sixth year of ExploreAsia: Culture Camps for Kids, campers designed Japanese manga (comics) and video games, produced shadow puppetry shows, performed a collaborative play that combined elements of different classical Asian myths, and learned about the diverse storytelling traditions and foods of Asian cultures.

More than 60 high school students participated in Asia Society Texas Center's third year of the Young Leaders Institute, which expanded to cover three sessions in 2018.