Chinese Community Center

Love this community center this is our family's second year celebrating the lunar new year here and it's so much fun for our family. The communitys atmosphere is everything!! It's very welcoming, fun, festive, and educational. We intend to make our tradition ever year to come out and celebrate with the community!! I definitely recommend anyone to stop by learn and see the culture of this community and to bring the family!! This is what make Houston such a diverse city and this is why we love Houston!

This is a huge community center with multiple buildings. They recently hosted an event at the senior building number c. To get around to the building, you have to drive through to parking lots and you can park in the front. Extremely friendly and wonderful staff members welcomed us at multiple points and let us in the correct direction. The center seems very busy with lots of activities and they are fully connected to other non-profits in the area.

The Chinese Community Center is a multi-ethnic organization. Their mission is to bridge East and West by enriching families with educational, cultural, and social service programs. A cool community center whose most successful program is their Chinese language school (now the largest Chinese language school. My first time visit and was amazed how they communicate fluently in English. Atmosphere conducive and neat.

Went here for Chinese New Year. It was a cold day, so walking around was not ideal. They provided some food stalls/truck. The event was inside a building though, so I wasn't cold. The people that participated are very talented and there was no fee to get in. I will come back here again next year.

The first time I was here, the receptionist asked me for my college professor's phone number so she can call to say hi, as she went to the same college. After that, I never heard from anyone. No one wanted to be my friend, it seemed. I was born in Taiwan in 1963 to a busy mother who worked at a hospital and a father who was stationed somewhere. It was a lonely childhood that was later replaced with a tv. I did not know English when I came to America at age ten. I was taken advantage of, and did not marry, nor have children. It seems like my life is a silent soap opera with no history, and I'm still waiting for God to come to find me.

Great place to learn about the Asian culture through Asian Lunar New Year festival, Asian Heritage Tour and Chinese class. The agency also offer various quality community programs such as the wellness program for fitness/teahouse/recreation, summer and winter camp, a brand new senior center, financial opportunity center to jump start your career and public benefit assistance.

The summer camp was great. It was well organized and they were very responsive with any questions. They offered Facebook group and weekly newsletter to share daily activities. My kids let me know they want to return. This is so nice to hear. Totally recommend it to others.

Amazing time at this year’s event! Made for some fantastic photos

We are thankful for this adult daycare. The facility is new and organized. It's located in the gated facility (9800 C Town Park) which is safe for seniors. Fees are also affordable for senior not eligible for Medicaid. Though you can find a cheaper adult daycare elsewhere, after bringing all factors into consideration, this facility is far more beneficial in terms of programs and activities. Foods served in good portion and healthy for senior. All staffs are pleasant and willing to help/assist what needed.

For folks only visit this community center during its annual Lunar New Year Festival may not know this. Chinese Community Center 中國文化服務中心 offers a wide variety of services, festival is only a small segment. This building houses many non-profit organizations and Chinese-language schools. For public, you must enter from the front door and check in at the receptionist. The gymnasium was used as a temporary shelter for the displaced families from the tornado-torn apartment and the 100-year flood in 2015. They sponsored health related events, school backpack giveaway events and many community relation events. That's why majority of my annual United Way pledge is allocated to Houston Chinese Community Center. Because of the community penetration, it has attracted many successful businesses around here. The center is constructing a 2-story building called "New Horizons", which will provide much needed space for more exciting programs. If you are looking for more photos and vidros from annual Lunar New Year Festival, please go here - http://www.yelp.com/biz/lunar-new-year-festival-houston.

Highly recommend signing up for an Asian Heritage Tour for an insightful, fun, and delicious way to experience a part of Houston many people want to explore but are unsure of where to start. The bus tour of Southwest Houston is a perfect introduction to Asiatown in Htown with stops at Teo Chew Temple, H-Mart Supermarket, Mulan Asian Market, and the Shaolin Temple Cultural Center for a grand finale that included a kung fu demonstration by talented students and a lion dance! The guide was knowledgeable and friendly - she also selected a variety of tasty dishes for our dim sum feast at Ocean Palace. This tour (and the others offered) is a must whether you are a local or visitor - a great idea for a birthday outing or even a date.

The Chinese Community Center, a United Way agency, serves over 10,000 families annually through childcare, after school youth programs and summer camp, adult education and job training, senior and social service programs, and community programs. Each year, the Center hosts a Lunar New Year Festival, which draws over 10,000 visitors...from community members to elected officials, featuring ethnic food and cultural events. The childcare center is NAEYC accredited. With six classrooms, teachers instruct children from 1 year of age to pre-K. The majority of programs at the Center are free to the community, including job training programs and financial education courses through the Financial Opportunity Centers sponsored by LISC Houston. Utility Assistance is provided weekly for low-income families who live in designated zip codes.

As a round eye it's great being here surrounded by the Asian community. Only complaints are: It gets very busy - they don't watch the kids as well as a normal school. If you should be late collecting your child they could easily wander off. Better security is needed. Some of the teachers are not so friendly. Most are though.

This place is perfect for giving your kids something to do for the summer and teaches kids Chinese,Korean,Vietnamese and mandrain. It has plenty of activitys for adults too

Great place to attend classes on different subjects. Just took the Caregiver class, and 2 months ago I was there for "About End of Life" seminar with Houston Hospice. Superb information. People are extremely helpful and friendly. Will take my 3 year old son there for classes.

A cool community center whose most successful program is their Chinese language school (now the largest Chinese language school in the Southern US). They have Chinese language classes, a choir, and other extra-curricular activities. Besides the school, the center also provides community services, especially in health, job training, and citizenship. Check their website for schedules!

We did their tour today of Chinatown and it did not disappoint! Went to a temple, the H Mart, Shanghai for dim som, Mulan market, Harwin Center and then to watch students perform Kung fu. So much fun! Cathy and Darrell were excellent guides. And the food was wonderful. Would highly recommend this tour.

My husband and I did the Asian bus tour and visited the Teo Chew Temple, a shop within Chinatown, experienced a traditional Asian dance, Chengdu Taste for lunch, H Mart & Harwin Central Mart. Our tour guides were wonderful and super knowledgable. Lunch at Chengdu Taste was the best experience. If we had gone on our own, we wouldn't have know what to order and our guides knew just what to order up. We experienced so many new and interesting flavors and everything was delicious. I would highly recommend this tour to get a great overview of the thriving and vast Chinatown within Houston.

My Families love to come watch the show for the Lunar New Year. I feel like Im home again. Especially my daughter, she one to dance on the stage one date. We couldnt wait for this year to come.