Reviews
jrusalam Wonderful place Xdong Smith À good place to learn Chinese culture. Jack Halibozek I stumbled accross this facility a day after its annual open house and festival. Fortunately it was open the following day and I returned for a tour. Housed in a beautiful stone building each floor is dedicated to 3 of the major Eastern philosophy/religions: Buddhism, Confusianism and Daoism. It is a docent led tour and the art and information is done thoughtfully and is spanking new. The atmosphere was so welcoming and the people warm and happy. The tour is free but only open during the first weekends of the summer months. Check it out as events change each month. Christine Chia Coffman The Connecticut-Asia Cultural Center offers an enriching and enlightening experience. It not only provides comprehensive knowledge about Taoism, Christianity, Confucianism, and Inca culture, but also emphasizes the importance of love, kindness, and compassion toward others. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated and beautifully presented, offering deep insights into each tradition. The staff were exceptionally warm, welcoming, and knowledgeable. They provided an engaging tour and took the time to answer our questions with patience and enthusiasm. Their hospitality truly made our visit special. We thoroughly enjoyed our time at the center and left feeling inspired and uplifted. It’s a hidden gem that fosters cultural understanding, spiritual reflection, and a genuine sense of community. Highly recommended for anyone interested in exploring world cultures and values in a meaningful way. Janet Serra The Connecticut Asia cultural center is well done. It has displays that explain Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. Special Peruvian exhibition. A highlight is the tea ceremony.
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