Asia Society Texas Center, in partnership with the Houston Korean Education Center, is pleased to offer Korean Language classes for adults who would like to learn the Korean language at a beginner level.

Looking to improve your health, focus, and flexibility? Ready to reduce stress? Experience a holistic approach for improving your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

Take your physical and mental health to the next level. Refine your movements, deepen your practice, sharpen your focus, and improve your Wu Dang Mountain Tai Chi form.

Join us for a three-class series to learn the art of creating block prints. Participants will create a 2-color reduction print using linoleum printing blocks that they cut themselves, then create prints using traditional Japanese methods.

Join Rudolf Scharping, German politician and former Federal Minister of Defense, at Asia Society Texas Center as he discusses U.S.–China relations from the European perspective, and how Europe might be affected by these tensions.

An immigration story of self-discovery following the journey of Rose, an undocumented Filipino girl who searches for a home in the honky-tonk scene of Austin, Texas.

Learn to float in that ocean of stress we call life. Find calm at the center of your storm. In just three hours, develop a set of skills that will empower you to experience greater well-being.

Join featured artist Miya Ando as she describes the inspiration she draws from the Buddhist text, the Heart Sutra, for this site-specific response to the unique architecture of Yoshio Taniguchi, captured in her new exhibition.

How did Vietnamese Americans come to dominate the $8 billion nail economy? From Los Angeles to the Bronx, 'Nailed It' introduces the diverse personalities behind this booming trade.

A discussion on the state of clean energy in Asia, including current challenges and obstacles, and what the U.S. and China can contribute to accelerating the region's transition to renewable energy.

Join us to transform into a Kabuki actor for the night! Explore how Kabuki actors use color and facial lines to express emotion and the iconic looks of Kabuki heroes and villains.

Shun Japanese Kitchen's Chef Naoki Yoshida draws upon his diverse experience to explore how to combine a personal, authentic approach to Japanese cuisine with a considered business strategy to succeed in Houston's Japanese culinary scene.

By 2020, experts estimate China will have installed almost 300 million surveillance cameras and will spend upwards of $30 billion in the coming years on a wide variety of surveillance technologies often augmented by artificial intelligence.

Join us at Asia Society Texas Center for a hands-on family workshop to celebrate the arrival of winter! Learn about arts and culture in Japan and China by making crafts together as a family, creating new holiday mementos and memories.

Explore Yoshio Taniguchi's first free-standing structure in the United States.

Join Asia Society Texas Center for a docent-led tour of the exhibition "Tsuruya Kōkei: Modern Kabuki Prints Revised & Revisited."

We have lost the war on cancer, according to Azra Raza, whose new book offers a searing account of how both medicine and our society mis(treat) cancer, how we can do better, and why we must.

Join Asia Society Texas Center for a conversation with Ann Curry on women in the workplace, what it is like reporting while female, and examining how women's roles in journalism have transformed over the past 50 years.