Curt C.
10/9/2019
Konichiwa, Y'all! This is a cool museum right in Downtown Corpus Christi that takes you across Asia to learn all about the different cultures that makes up the continent! I came here for...
Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures and Education Center
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1809 N Chaparral St
Corpus Christi, TX 78401
The Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures and Education Center in Corpus Christi, TX, is a vibrant establishment dedicated to celebrating and preserving the diverse tapestry of Asian cultures. Founded in the 1960s by Billie Trimble Chandler, the museum showcases an impressive collection of artifacts, including the world's largest display of Hakata Dolls and other remarkable exhibits that bridge Asian heritage with the local Texan community.
With a mission to foster cultural exchange and education, the museum offers engaging programs for all ages, from hands-on activities like origami and calligraphy to dynamic rotating exhibits. Its strategic location in Corpus Christi's SEA District enhances accessibility and visibility, making it a welcoming destination for families, schools, and cultural enthusiasts alike.
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3.06 reviews
Jai C.
7/9/2008
Really cool place to check out. It's in the same vicinity of the USS Lexington and Aquarium. Admission is cheap (about 5 bucks) and the last time I was here, it looked like they were still doing...
Justin L.
8/27/2016
What a complete Rip off. I went with a Military friend of mine they don't support the military and the musesum was boring not very intersting its like if you wanna learn about asian cultures this...
Pat B.
4/2/2010
I came all the way from Houston to visit this museum in specific just to learn that it is closed for the Easter weekend starting on Good Friday! I should have called ahead.
Theo S.
6/24/2014
I have visited all of the tourist sites in Corpus Christi over multiple vacations and this museum is at the bottom of my list. I was really hoping to learn more about Asian cultures but there was...
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