Cultures often get preserved through art, so this day of crafts from Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities perfectly suits the vibe this AANHPI Heritage Month. Attendees will learn how to make paper crafts like Hawaiian leis, Japanese koi-nobori, Indian rangoli, Indonesian wayang kulit puppets, and horses inspired by this year’s Chinese zodiac animal. Local artist Sarah Doan also leads a guest workshop on how to draw “kawaii,” or cute, food, and Rumah Budaya Indonesia di Austin will present Indonesian dances with a post-performance Q&A. – James Scott
