The Crow Collection invites you to leave the country.
Consider Saturday afternoons and Thursday evenings your passport to explore fascinating aspects of Asian culture spanning China to Cambodia. Join The Crow Collection of Asian Art the fourth Saturday from 12-4pm and the second Thursday from 5-9pm of every month for FREE cultural programming.
For reservations please call 214-979-6435
Inside Asia
Art.Music.Culture.
Asia in America - Thursday, September 14, 5-9pm
Explore Asian topics and trends that are popular in America today.
A Free program with art, music, and cultural activities
6-8pm
Dr. Paul Benson presents, "Buddhists in America," the third part of the lecture series Modern Asian Religion in America as he explores the growth and development of Buddhist groups in America. An American Buddhist speaker will be present to explain the Buddhist point of view.
5-7pm
Asian Fashion Workshop: Add some Asian flare to your wardrobe by updating a pair of your old jeans or redesigning a purse from your closet.
7-9pm
Music in the Galleries by students from the Dallas Asian American Youth Orchestra.
AdventureAsia!
art experiences for everyone
Triple Play - Saturday, September 23, 12-4pm
Play a game, perform a play, and listen to students play their instruments!
12-4pm
Play a game of Mahjong, Chess, Chinese checkers, and Parcheesi.
1-3pm
Explore Asia through theater.
Instructor Katy Lewis will lead students through a scripted production on the hour while teaching about props and tools used in Asian theater.
1-2pm
Enjoy a performance by students from the Dallas Asian American Youth Orchestra.
Each event will be held at The Crow Collection of Asian Art, located at 2010 Flora Street, Dallas. The Crow Collection of Asian Art is open Tuesdays – Sundays from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. with extended hours on Thursdays until 9 p.m. Admission is free. For more information, visit www.crowcollection.org or call 214-979-6440.
The Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art contains more than 600 paintings, objects of metal and stone, and large architectural pieces from China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia. Over 300 works are on display in the galleries including precious jade ornaments from China, delicate Japanese scrolls and a rarely seen twenty-eight foot by twelve foot sandstone facade of an eighteenth century Indian residence.
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