Now, after more than 100 years of immigration, assimilation, and growth in the United States and in Houston, Arab-Americans will have a place where their culture, art, and language can be preserved and carried on for generations yet to come. The new ACC is a facility where they can gather to celebrate holidays and festive occasions among relatives and friends, as well as a place where their children can play and learn about the Arab people's impressive history and heritage.

      On 13 acres of land, near I-59 and Beltway 8 (Sam Houston Toll way) in Southwest Houston, only 15 minutes from the Galleria, a cultural and community center was developed to serve the needs of  Arab-Americans and the general community of Houston. ACC is non-profit, non-sectarian and non-political. The new center will serve as our contribution to the community at large to use and enjoy in grateful thanks for all that we have received from this country.

Why in Houston? 

Over the past few decades, Houston has developed into the fourth largest city in the United States.  Mirroring that growth has been the vibrant Arab-American community, which in the same time period has grown from only few hundreds to approximately 65,000 strong.