The Edmonton Heritage Festival is the world's largest three-day multiculturalism celebration. The festival showcases a diversity of cuisine, entertainment, interpretive materials, and crafts worldwide. There is no admission fees to … Continue reading Edmonton Heritage Festival
The Alberta Society for Asian Popular Arts proudly presents Animethon 2024. The Alberta Society for Asian Popular Arts exists to promote Asian arts and culture, such as Japanese animation. We … Continue reading Animethon 2024
How does art play a role in the evolution of our cultural spaces? We often think of Chinatowns as places to preserve and honour the past. But how do we … Continue reading What We Carry 唐人街 – Curated by Jordon Hon 韓寶軒 and Shawn Tse 謝兆龍
Chinatown BIA Presents Edmonton Chinatown's Summer Festival 2024! Come join us in celebrating the vibrant spirit of our Chinatown Community as we bring together our local talent, merchants, vendors and … Continue reading Edmonton’s Chinatown Summer Festival
The Vietnamese Students' Association is an all inclusive student group located within the University of Alberta. We strive to create a community of students and alumni centered around Vietnamese tradition … Continue reading Vietnamese Cultural Booth – University of Alberta
Welcome to AsiaFest 2024, formerly known as Taste of Asia YEG Night Market! As Edmonton's largest Asian night market, this vibrant event is back for its third year, promising to … Continue reading ASIAFEST YEG 2024
YEG Mid-Autumn Festival 2024 Date: September 14, 2024 (Saturday) Time: 3:00pm – 10:00pm Venue: Rio Terrace Community Center (15500 76 Ave NW, Edmonton) T5R 4L8 Activities: Rabbit and Moon Drawing … Continue reading YEG Mid-Autumn Festival – Rio Terrace
Join Us in Celebrating the 2024 Mid-Autumn Festival! Live performances, games, giveaways, lion dancers and a parade Located Level Two, Phase III in front of T&T Supermarket.
2nd annual Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival at Patricia Lake Lion and Dragon Dances Games and Crafts Food Trucks
The title, Eating Bitterness, (吃苦 – chi ku) refers to a Chinese proverb on how the endurance of hardship can bring great strength. Many Chinese Canadians had to endure bitter circumstances … Continue reading Eating Bitterness: The Canadian Journey from Exclusion to Inclusion
