Crane House has been a tremendous anchor for me as a transplant from the pacific west to L... Crane House has been a tremendous anchor for me as a transplant from the pacific west to Louisville. CH has helped this American Asian feel connected to the history and future of the growing Asian diaspora in America. It stands alone in the region. CH is a community and regional treasure and resource. CH represents ALL Asian cultures which makes CH important to our region with the growing Asian diaspora. CH does so many things that people may not realize: language classes, cultural seminars, teach in Asia (opportunity for Louisvillians to go teach in Asia), and that amazing HOUSE! CH on 3rd street is a wonderful place to hold events of all kinds, and meetings. Recommend stopping by or attending events, you'll be surprised! Read more

Our son spent the past two weeks at the Asia Institute. His teachers challenged him and th... Our son spent the past two weeks at the Asia Institute. His teachers challenged him and that provided the right environment for him. The staff is also compassionate towards hw students and passionate about their work. Read more

1. A wonderful cultural center that offers many amazing programs. 2. Check out their curre... 1. A wonderful cultural center that offers many amazing programs. 2. Check out their current schedule of events. 3. Check out their art currently on display. 4. Learn about their China exchange program. 5. Visit their beautiful location in historic Louisville. 6. A place to meet new friends who have global connections. Read more

We took a group of boys from DeSales High School on Tuesday, March 31, 2015. We we cheerfu... We took a group of boys from DeSales High School on Tuesday, March 31, 2015. We we cheerfully welcomed, and even though we arrived about a half hour early, the staff was ready to go! The exhibits on Asian patterns and designs were lovely and very thoughtfully arranged and displayed! We learned quite a bit about the basic tenets of design elements in the Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Indian cultures. The group then created a design on cloth using block printing, in the manner that saris are made.What a great collaborative activity! We had a delightful time! Read more

It was very different! Love it