Enjoy summer treats, activities, and live entertainment in Boyle Street Plaza! Free event, all are welcome to attend. Studio F Minus is creating a new artwork for Kinistinâw Park. Called the Invisible Gate, the artwork is intended to represent the lions from the dismantled Harbin Gate on 97 Street. It also represents the layers of … Continue reading Community Public Art Picnic
Join us for the 4th Annual Edmonton Filipino Fiesta. June 22-23 (Sat & Sun) at Borden Park. www.EdmontonFilipinoFiesta.com Featuring the best of Philippine culture! Two days of entertainment, arts, crafts, displays, vendors and all the food! Admission is free and everyone is welcome!
Hosted by The Works Art & Design Festival Site 8 – NorQuest College 10215 108 St NW Singhmar Centre for Learning, Multi Purpose Room Negotiating “Asian-ness” in Canada Nine artists from Alberta and British Columbia explore the complex meanings of being Asian in Canada through painting, video, installation work, photography and comic art including Anchi Lin … Continue reading Negotiating “Asian-ness” in Canada
Annual Fundraising Event in Support of ASSIST 3 km walk or 5 km run Victoria Park 2019 Honourary Chair SARAH CHAN
Canada Day is just around the corner! Come and celebrate Canada Day at the Edmonton Chinatown Multicultural Centre with all your friends and family. Come for a memorable afternoon and evening of martial arts, lion dance, traditional Chinese singing, vendor exhibitions, food and drinks and much more organized by the Chinese Benevolent Association and the … Continue reading Canada Day 2019
Two hearts beat louder than one. Take a mini Taiko drumming workshop in the gorgeous setting of the Kurimoto Japanese Garden, led by Booming Tree Taiko. Registration starts April 1. Advance registration recommended. Regular admission applies. Season pass holders and Friends of the Garden members get free admission. Date Night FAQs What is Date Night? … Continue reading Date Night – Taiko Drumming
Experience Japanese culture in a unique setting. Traditional tea ceremonies are offered in the tranquil Kurimoto Japanese Garden. Depending on weather and the size of the group, tea ceremonies take place either in the Ozawa Pavilion tea house, or in the Ikoi no ba, a charming adjoining structure. Dressed in beautiful kimono, members of the … Continue reading Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremonies
It’s a part of K-Days that’s as important as the fair itself—a tradition that has brought millions of smiles to children and adults alike over the past generations. Every year the K-Days Parade sets the 10-day event in motion with beautiful floats, giant balloons, amazing performers, loveable mascots and real life animals.
