The Asian American Culture Alliance is committed to fostering cultural exchange, promoting understanding, and celebrating diversity. Our mission is founded by passionate community leaders to enrich our city’s cultural fabric through engaging activities and events. From dynamic festivals to
wellness programs, we invite all to unite with us in cultivating a vibrant, inclusive community where every voice is valued.

Established in 2004, the Buffalo Tai Chi School was founded by a passionate team dedicated to the art of Tai Chi, utilizing its physical benefits to nurture the mind. Teacher Yeung, a revered instructor at the Tai Chi School, is known for her exceptional virtuous qualities and expertise. She generously imparts her Tai Chi knowledge through complimentary classes, reflecting her profound commitment to sharing the rich Tai Chi heritage she has amassed over decades with future generations. Students are privileged to receive instruction from Teacher Yeung, and the school warmly welcomes all enthusiasts eager to embark on a Tai Chi journey together. Classes are held every Saturday morning, offering a platform for learning and practice. 

The Buffalo Tai Chi School actively participates in various community events, including the annual Lunar New Year Festival and Asian Food and Culture Festival , earning acclaim and appreciation. Drawing participants from diverse backgrounds worldwide, the school has seen over 80 individuals engage in Tai Chi practice over the past decade. Notably, a dedicated group of more than 20 individuals has been actively involved in Tai Chi practice and performances for several years, contributing to the school's enduring popularity and success. 

Brian Cassick has practiced and taught Tai Chi at the YMCA for nearly 20 years. He has extensive education and experience in the science of exercise, fostered through a love of martial arts and effective human movement. Brian takes a practical approach, focusing on principles and footwork based on the movements of the Yang family's long form. He believes the how and why is where Tai Chi lives in the forms.