Culture Center of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta

Fantastic!!! I used to take my kids to the Chinese language classes during the weekend ... fond memories...

We attend Chinese New Year at this location every year. They are a top notch cultural center and present a spectacular event.

They have Chinese classes for kids and adults. They have Chinese dance too. The place is clean and has lots of parking spaces.

We went to a seminar sponsored by local Lion's Club and panel of guests from GA real estate commission and discuss fraud prevention. The discussions and topic was very insightful. There were over 160 attendees and needless to say the place is packed. This place also has Chinese language learning classes for kids and adults. Collections of Chinese books, novels, music and movies on upper level. I understand they also host varieties of activities for all ages. Please check for schedule. Lunar year festival is coming up in February and it has always draw huge crowd during that weekend. This is the time to go and enjoy some Taiwan street food that is usually not offered in restaurants. Hope its helpful and do a thumb up below.

Great Chinese New Year celebration every year. Great food and entertainment.

2019 Lunar New Year Festival is on 2/9, 2/10. This Saturday and Sunday there are aboundant celebration activities. Such as dragon dance, lion dance, drum show, and many traditional food and art show. Full of culture activity.

Celebrated the new year and had a beautiful time.

This is where you took kumon, chinese sunday school, dance, art, anything cultural happens here. Its a great, old fashioned venue and has all the equipment you need. This was my playground as a kid!

The Culture Center of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Atlanta is a community center primarily serving the Taiwanese and Taiwanese-American community of metro Atlanta. The center is a freestanding, multi-use building that regularly and often hosts a variety of events and activities. It's located behind the Atlanta Chinatown mall and has been around since 1989. Old-school Atlantans might know this place as the Chinese Community Center, Chinese Culture Center (https://www.yelp.com/biz/chinese-culture-center-atlanta), or CCC. Chinese Community Center was the old name. The official name of this place is Culture Center of TECO in Atlanta. I've been here for a variety of events over the years including Chinese New Year celebrations, complete with dragon dances, and Taiwanese food festivals. Some of my Chinese-Taiwanese-American friends who grew up in the Atlanta area came here as kids for Chinese language and Chinese ribbon dancing classes. Most recently, I visited the Culture Center for the 2019 Dumpling Cook-Off Presented by the Atlanta Chapter of the Taiwanese American Professionals volunteer organization: https://www.yelp.com/biz/dumpling-cook-off-presented-by-tap-atl-chamblee. It was a lot of fun. I've always enjoyed my visits to this center. As I noted in my review of the CCC in 2014, the building is (still) dated, but functional. It's a humble gathering place that can easily accommodate hundreds. Lighting and sound is good and the large, indoor, gymnasium-like space is versatile. They've hosted everything from seminars and speaking engagements to pickleball clinics. There are two floors, a stage for performances, and even a small library. There's plenty of parking for smaller events, but for larger events like Chinese New Year where not only are there more people, but part of the parking lot is used for the festivities, spots are limited. In some instances, you'll have to park off-site, like in the parking lot of the Interactive College of Technology nearby, and walk or shuttle over. I noticed the center's parking lot has been repaved since my last visit. It's nice and smooth now with hardly any large cracks. TECO's Culture Center isn't to be confused with TECO's main office in Midtown located at 1180 W Peachtree St NW, Ste 820: https://www.yelp.com/biz/taipei-economic-and-cultural-office-in-atlanta-atlanta.