We are pleased to be hosting a new Mahjong club in the galleries of our Museum! Working in collaboration with Milk Tea Mahjong, we will be hosting Mahjong sessions on the first Tuesday of each month. No mahjong experience is necessary! Only a curious attitude and an interest in this game of skill, strategy, and (... continued)
This weekend marks the first weekend of ESEA heritage month! Join us for a social with sake, green tea, and moon cakes. Make a print to take home with symbols of good luck and fortune from across East and Southeast Asia. Come along and celebrate ESEA heritage at the Museum of East Asian Art!
Join us at Kingston Lacy, the National Trust’s magnificent country estate, for a guided tour of its beautiful Japanese Gardens. Discover seven acres inspired by centuries-old Japanese garden design, featuring bamboo groves, granite lanterns, an authentic tea garden, acers, cherry trees and seasonal wildflowers. Museum transport is not provided. We are happy to help arrange (... continued)
Learn about traditional Japanese tea culture through this Tea Ceremony hosted in our museum galleries. Try ceremonial grade matcha tea prepared for you by your host, Yukie Williams. With over a decade’s experience in practising tea ceremonies, known as sadō (茶道), Yukie Williams draws inspiration from both her training and her early years in Japan. (... continued)
Come along to the Museum this ESEA heritage month and get competitive with a game of Mahjong! Whether it is your first time playing or your five-hundredth, visit for a day of drop-in mahjong games at MEAA. There will be multiple tables with many games playing in the galleries. No mahjong experience is necessary! Only a curious attitude (... continued)
Pop into the Museum of East Asian Arts this Halloween half-term to make your own Yayoi Kusama-inspired pumpkin artwork. Use our pumpkin templates and add your own polka dots in true Kusama style. With a love for the gourds stemming from childhood, pumpkins are one of the most beloved motifs found in Yayoi Kusama’s artwork. (... continued)
Learn about traditional Japanese tea culture through this Tea Ceremony hosted in our museum galleries. Try ceremonial grade matcha tea prepared for you by your host, Yukie Williams. With over a decade’s experience in practising tea ceremonies, known as sadō (茶道), Yukie Williams draws inspiration from both her training and her early years in Japan. (... continued)
Learn about traditional Japanese tea culture through this Tea Ceremony hosted in our museum galleries. Try ceremonial grade matcha tea prepared for you by your host, Yukie Williams. With over a decade’s experience in practising tea ceremonies, known as sadō (茶道), Yukie Williams draws inspiration from both her training and her early years in Japan. (... continued)
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