The AAPI Cultural Center at ACC is partnering with Austin Go Club to host a Go Game Workshop to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month. Go is a strategy board game for two players with the aim to capture more territory than the opponent by fencing off empty spaces. The game was invented in China more than 2,500 years ago and is believed to be the oldest board game continuously played today. No previous experience is required. 

The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Cultural Center at ACC is hosting a Nature Trail Cleanup & Zero-Waste Lunch to celebrate Earth Week and AAPI Heritage Month. Come join us as we hike and help clean up the Walnut Creek trail near ACC Northridge.

We will meet at ACC Northridge in Portable Building 4. Cleanup supplies will be provided. After that, we will have a delicious zero-waste lunch together. 

The AAPI Cultural Center at ACC is partnering with Asian Family Support Services of Austin (AFSSA) and ACC Mental Health Counseling to host a Healthy Relationships Workshop and lunch in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month.

This one-hour workshop will concentrate on fostering healthy relationships by delving into topics such as consent, boundaries, and intervention. Free lunch will be provided.

The AAPI Cultural Center at ACC is partnering with West China Tea to host a Gongfu Cha Demonstration to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month. Gongfu Cha (or Gongfu Tea) translates to "making tea with skill". It is a traditional Chinese tea preparation method sometimes referred to as "tea ceremony". Come discover the art of traditional Chinese Gongfu Cha and enjoy tea tasting and delicious snacks!