You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

You can find Rachel practicing out of her studio at Silos at Sawyer Yards every 3rd Saturday of the month!

1502 Sawyer St, Houston, TX 77007

Every 3rd Saturday of the Month

Come see Rachel at her Open Studio every 3rd Saturday of the month from 1-5 PM.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

Come see Rachel at her Open Studio every 3rd Saturday of the month from 1-5 PM.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.

The lives of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Houston are woven intimately into the history of the larger metropolis. Asian Americans first settled in Bayou City and its vicinity in the early twentieth century, and the community grew substantially after the relaxation of the immigration law in 1965. The archival materials displayed in this room represent a sampling of the richness of our experiences, offering a panoramic view of Houston's AAPI world.