HOUSTON, TX - Houston Public Library (HPL) presents a series of cultural programs that celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month and honor the legacy of George Floyd. We’re inviting the community to reflect on HPL’s continued commitment to inclusion, education, and community dialogue.
Celebrations in May include:
- Experience the Flavors of India with Chef Anita Jaisinghani: Watch as she prepares a signature dish reflecting India’s rich cultural heritage.
Wednesday, May 21 | 6 – 7 p.m.
Looscan Neighborhood Library
2510 Willowick Rd., Houston, 77027
- George Floyd Memorial Lecture: Guest speaker Dr. Melanye Price will explore how the Black community has consistently come together in the face of adversity to create a vibrant and thriving culture.
Thursday, May 22 | Noon – 2 p.m.
African American History Research Center at the Gregory Campus
1300 Victor St., Houston, 77019
- Arts of Asia Exhibit: Features winning garments from the eighth annual Fashion Fusion competition, designed by Houston Community College fashion students and alumni, inspired by the Museum of Fine Arts Houston’s collections of Chinese, Indian, Japanese, and Korean art.
On display through July 31
Central Library
500 McKinney St., Houston, 77002
All events are free and open to the public. Don’t forget to visit HPL’s events calendar to check out what's happening at neighborhood libraries across Houston!