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Certificate of Congressional Recognition for Dr. Wong

Seating is limited. Please register: Register
Location: UT Will C. Hogg Bldg. (WCH) auditorium.
Admission: Free

Location: AACC Community Hall at 11713 Jollyville Road.
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Asian cultural performances of music, dance, game, food and taste of Mooncake.
Lion Dance, Taiko Drum and martial arts demonstration.
Location: 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759.
Admission: Free
More Information Can be Download Here: Program, and 822-830-9899

We are happy to announce that our 11th Annual Austin Asian Occasion (AAO) event on Saturday, May 26, 2018 at the Asian American Cultural Center was a success. It is our belief that Under the Sky, We Are One Community. We are delighted to present TSBVI with $8,020 in checks and cash on Friday, June 29, 2018. We are looking forward to organize our 12th Annual AAO celebration to be held in May, 2019.

For more information: Press.

Dragon Boat Racing, Dance, Music, Martial Arts Performances, Taiko Drum, Lion Dance, Kid's Zone, Dumpling Workshop & Competition and much more.
Location: Festival Beach, northeast corner of Lady Bird Lake & IH35
Admission: Free

To participate in the Dragon Boat Race, please email Coach Sheena at atxdragonboat@gmail.com or register at: here
For sponsorship, performance, renting a booth, and more information, please contact the Asian American Cultural Center @ 512-336-5069 or administrator@asianamericancc.com

More information can be download here: Poster, Sat Program, (845) 589-7368, Resolution

Asian Cultural Dances, Music, Martial Arts Performances, Lion Dance, Calligraphy, Traditional New Year Foods and Children's Activities
Location: 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759.
Admission: Free
More Information Can be Download Here: 775-782-1304, 7172887213, and 9402355523.

We are happy to announce that our 10th Annual Austin Asian Occasion (AAO) event on Friday and Saturday, May19 & 20, 2017 at the Asian American Cultural Center was a success. It is our belief that Under the Sky, We Are One Community. We are delighted to present TSBVI with $6,150 in checks and cash on Thursday, August 3, 2017. We are looking forward to organize our 11th Annual AAO celebration to be held in May, 2018.

For more information: Press, Gift Presentation Picture.

Audition location: Asian American Cultural Center
11713 Jollyville Road Austin, TX 78759

* Organizer: Asian American Community Partnership
* Sponsor: Asian American Cultural Center
* Flyer and Application Form can be downloaded here .
* Competition result can be donwloaded here.

Asian cultural performances of music, dance, game, food and taste of Mooncake.
Lion Dance, Taiko Drum and martial arts demonstration.
Location: 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759.
Admission: Free
More Information Can be Download Here: ankylosis, and 8708268869

Admission is Free, Limited seating
RSVP: administrator@asianamericancc.com or 512-336-5069
Location: Asian American Cultural Center 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, Texas 78759

More information: Flyer.

Location: Festival Beach, northeast corner of Lady Bird Lake & IH35
Admission: Free
Parking space is limited. Please take METRO bus Rte 21 & 22. Get off at Bus Stop at Holly Street. Please follow parking and biking signs on site and avoid parking in the neighborhood.
More Information Can be Download Here: Press Release, Program.

Asian Cultural Dances, Music, Martial Arts Performances, Lion Dance, Calligraphy, Traditional New Year Foods and Children’s Activities .
Location: 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759.
Admission: Free
More Information Can be Download Here: Flyer, 506-274-1008.

Asian cultural performances of music, dance, game, food, Lion Dance, Taiko Drum and martial arts demonstration.
Location: 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759.
Admission: Free
More Information Can be Download Here: Press Release, Program, and 3035442550

We are happy to announce that our 9th Annual Austin Asian Occasion (AAO) on Saturday, May 28, 2016 at the Asian American Cultural Center to support the mission of "Any Baby Can" was a success. This year, the Winners of our 8th Young Musician Festival gave exceptional performances to benefit the mission of Any Baby Can.

It is our belief that "Under the Sky, We Are One Community". We are delighted to present "Any Baby Can" with $8,210 in checks and cash on Wednesday, June 22, 2016. We are looking forward to organize our 10th Annual AAO celebration to be held in 2017.

For more information: Press.

To celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Asian American Cultural Center presents
"Winner's Concert" of the 8th Young Musician Festival-Asian American Community Partnership Challenge Cup.
To Benefit "Any Baby Can"
To support families with babies who have challenging condition.

Admission: Ticket - $10 open seating
100% proceeds will go to "Any Baby Can"
Cash and check only at the door
Location: Asian American Cultural Center. 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759.

Program: (405) 904-9066.
Poster: poster.

The 18th Annual Dragon Boat Festival and Races is coming to Austin on May 1, 2016.
Come watch the spectacular 40-foot long boats racing to recreate a two-thousand year old
Chinese tradition on Austin's beautiful Lady Bird Lake.

The 18th Dragon Boat Festival and Races is covered by TWC News!

Mayor Adler will officiate the opening ceremony "Dotting the Eyes of the Dragon" at 10 a.m.

Admission: Free
Location: Festival Beach, northeast corner of Lady Bird Lake & IH35.
Parking space is limited. Please take METRO bus Rte 21 & 22. Get off at Bus Stop at Holly Street.
Please follow parking and biking signs on site and avoid parking in the neighborhood.

The Festival is partially funded by the City of Austin Economic Development/Cultural Arts Division
and is supported by both public and private agencies and corporations.

Press Release: press release.
Program: ancon.
Poster: 7249899069.

Competition result can be download here.
Flyer and Application Form can be downloaded here .

Asian Cultural Dances, Music, Martial Arts Performances, Lion Dance, Calligraphy, Traditional New Year Foods and Children’s Activities
Location: Asian American Cultural Center. 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759.
Admission: Free
More Information Can be Download Here: Program, 203-762-1476, Flyer

The upcoming Lunar New Year will fall on Feb. 8. It is the beginning of the Year of the Fire Monkey. According to the Chinese Zodiac, Monkey is a smart, naughty, resourceful and vigilant animal. Maybe it is also the reason that we often see the image of the three monkeys: one covering its mouth with its hands, one covering its eyes and one covering its ears. The image of the three monkeys signifies the Confucian moral precept: that one should select properly what to say, what to see and what to hear.

Judicious selection, with the guidance from parents and teachers, is particularly important in our formative years; it will help form our value system and tune our moral compass. The same moral precept also encourages us to continue to shape and strengthen our own moral character on account of our human frailty. In our effort to better ourselves and to expand ourselves to others, we learn to embrace our own strengths and weaknesses and to find the faith and conviction in our own humanity.

Just like the Monkey King in the classic fictional novel "Journey to the West" that is beloved by Chinese children, we live through our life's journey by maturing from a self-serving and mischievous Monkey King to a selfless protector of the Buddhist Monk who represents the Virtues.

I can still remember my first internship at "Jobs for Youth" in Boston. It is a nonprofit organization with a mission to help runaway children complete their GED, enroll in regular or trade colleges and become independent individuals. As an intern, part of my responsibilities was to compile a personal profile for each child and to prepare them for their graduation.

During the process, I had the opportunity and privilege to learn each of their life stories and, I must say that it was a most humbling experience for a young intern. Many of the graduates had gone through the most adverse conditions, and sometimes they were the consequence of their own wrong choices. The graceful thing is that all of the graduates managed to pull themselves up, with the support of mentors at "Jobs for Youth" and more importantly with their faith and conviction in themselves that it can be done. To me, it is the shining of the grace in our humanity.

To the monkeys in all of us, there is always the next step to go forward as we continue to make our life's choices. In the coming year, I hope that we shall take a more active role in speaking of kindness, looking for opportunities to offer our care and listening to the needs of others.

Asian cultural performances of music, dance, game, Taiko Drums, Lion Dance, martial arts demonstration and traditional food for the entire family.
Location: Asian American Cultural Center. 11713 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759.
Admission: Free
More Information Can be Download Here: Program, 7207680373

We are happy to announce that our 8th Annual Austin Asian Occasion (AAO) on Saturday, May 30, 2015 at AISD PAC to support the mission of "Power For Parkinson's" was a great success. This year, we were very fortunate to have the wonderful professional performance from the renowned Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Center, China at our AAO finale celebration for the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. The event was a tremendous community effort; with local Austin performers represented the different Asian cultural performing arts, the members of different Asian organizations made great effort to promote the event, and the staff of the AISD PAC, the AAO organizing team and many volunteers have together contributed many hours to produce this wonderful event. The performance of the members of "Power For Parkinson's" was both inspiring and touching. Together, we have made a memorable celebration.

We are especially grateful to have Mayor Adler attend the event and issue a proclamation to honor this special Occasion.

It is our belief that "Under the Sky, We Are One Community". We are delighted to present "Power For Parkinson's" with $10,000 in checks and cash. We are looking forward to organize our 9th Annual AAO celebration to be held in 2016.