The Asian American Resource Center offers a series covering Filipino, Vietnamese, and Korean ingredients. Classes are full, but you may join the waitlist.

Sugar & Spice: Learning Asian American Kitchen Staples

This free, jam-packed "all-azn" music and maker fest will feature three bands, nine vendors, snacks, drinks, complimentary henna art, and swag. Enjoy an afternoon of sights and sounds to support Austin-based AAPI creatives.

Tones Fest

Clayton & Ramirez Law host free sessions answering pertinent questions for the senior set. To learn more and reserve a spot, call 512/974-1700 or email aarc@austintexas.gov.

Legal Info for Seniors

LWV hosts an event on the theme "The Fight for Local Control: How the 88th Legislative Session Affects the Austin Area," open to all.

League of Women Voters Austin Area Fall Kickoff

You may recall when this hot comedian performed at the White House RTCA dinner and roasted then-Vice-President Joe Biden? Yes! And tonight's show also features Dallas' Peng Dang, and is hosted by local comic, Yola Jean Lu.

One Night Only: Joe Wong

Join fellow book lovers to dive into works by authors in the Asian diaspora, from new releases by emerging voices to beloved community favorites, fiction to non-fiction and everything in between. Get the full schedule online.

Hyphenated Book Club

Pre-K kids and their adults will have fun with sensory, multidisciplinary, process-based arts activities.

Art in Cahoots

Join in to learn more about the city's plans for creative hubs for musicians and artists at three cultural centers. All sessions take place at the Asian American Resource Center, but there will be community engagement about the Mexican American Cultural Center at 1pm, AARC at 2pm, and the Carver Museum at 3pm.

Creative Hub Info Sessions

Tones w/ Ramesh, Public Feeling, Jon Colambo

Enjoy live music from artists in the classical North Indian tradtion and master tabla player Gourizankar in dialogue with Guinean master drummer Alseny Sylla, German accordionist Jan Fleming, world percussionist Jerry Fields, and Flamenco guitarist Jose Manuel Tejeda. Plus: Biryani Pot Catering provides an authentic three-course Indian dinner.

Live Music & Special Indian Dinner with Gourisankar and Friends

Vessel: a container that holds things. Vessel: a person infused with a quality. What quality? Any. Feel free to interpret it yourself when basking in Diane Chiyon Hong’s exhibit “Vessels – Handle with Care.” Her architectural sketches, part function, part form, part object, part person, part humor but all thought-provoking, currently grace the halls of the Asian American Resource Center. It’s Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Month, so why not pay the AARC a visit. I mean, if not now, when? – Cat McCarrey