Introduction to basics of the Japanese martial art of Aikido.

Unspoken Influence: The Legacy of Indus Gallery celebrates a history of cultivating creative environments for established and emerging South Asian artists.

A Plot of One’s Own 一亩三分地 looks at the resourcefulness and beauty of the “farm-gardens” found throughout Chicago’s Chinatown and Chinese American communities across the diaspora.

Pacifica Square’s Moon Festival is an annual celebration of family, culture, and community inspired by the Mid-Autumn Festival traditions of East and Southeast Asia. Since launching in 2020, the event has brought together the community through cultural performances, festive decorations, local vendors, interactive activities, cosplay competitions, ramen challenges, and more.

Panel discussion of the work of Japanese author Yu Miri.

Kavi Gupta invites you to celebrate the opening of Gordon Cheung’s Consensual Halluci/nation, his first solo exhibition with the gallery.

Anchoring their performance and personal practices in the Karnatik system, Vignesh Ishwar, Sayee Rakshith, Praveen Sparsh, and Chandrasekara Sharma present possibilities through the intersections of contemporary sensibilities of language, sound, and repertoire representations.

The only Indian culture class that teaches via a research-backed combination of Indian Culture, History, Dance, Folk Art, Hindi, and more!