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Welcome to the Asian American Cultural Center!
Our mission is to provide the facilities, expertise and unique space for the sharing of culture between the East and the West in the American Experience. Thank you and enjoy exploring!
- Amy Wong Mok, President & CEO

What can we do for you?
We hope to enlighten your community by exposing the diverse people of Austin to the Asian and Asian-American Experience in the United States. We achieve our goals by holding functions such as the annual Lunar New Year Festival, sponsoring the Austin Dragon Boat Race, and providing meals to the elderly in the Asian American Community. We provide an environment in which those of different ethnicities can come together and enjoy both the East and the West. Our newsletter also contains general news about all Asian-American events in the Austin, TX area.


Year Round Children's Programs
The Magic Dragon Program
We offer different age groups' classes: 2-11 months, 12-17 months, 18-23 months, 2-3 years, Pre K: 4-5 years.

After School Program
For children of grades K to 5 from 2:45 pm to 6 pm. Designed to enhance students' ability to be more creative and independent, also helping families as well as schools to teach students to be more disciplined and focused.



CCurrent/Upcoming Events & News
2010 Lunar New Year Celebration The 5th Young Musicans' Festival More on the 2010 census job and How to apply
Saturday, February 13 2010, 10:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. Competition Audition: April 10th and 11th 2010
There will be different Asian cultural performances of dance, music, martial arts demonstration, calligraphy, Lion Dance and authentic Asian foods for the entire family to enjoy throughout the day.
  • Admission is FREE.
  • Please bring your family and friends to come and join us to welcome The “Year of the Golden Tiger”
  • Program
    		• Open to Students of All Culture

    Scholarships and Concert Performing Award at Long Performing Arts Center-Dell Concert Hall

    A special Benefit event for Ronald McDonald House

    Application Form can be downloaded here.     		For more information, qualifications for employment and a sample test, visit www.2010census.gov.
    Interested applicants must call the bureau's jobs line at 866-861-2010.
    Most hiring will be in the spring. The majority of jobs will be in the field, going door-to-door, conducting interviews with households that did not return a questionnaire. Census takers work about 20 to 40 hours per week, primarily in the evenings and on weekends, and are paid weekly.
    Chances of getting a job depend on a number of factors, such as the availability of work, test score results and veterans' preference. The ability to speak a second language fluently is sought-after trait.

    Source: Better Business Bureau, U.S.Census Bureau

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