Want to know more about the history of the beloved green onion cake? Come out to a live panel exploring this scrumptious snack. Two green onion cakes are included with each ticket, so you can compare and contrast styles! Let's Find Out is a monthly podcast hosted by Edmonton's Historian Laureate, Chris Chang-Yen Phillips. Each … Continue reading Let’s Find Out – About Green Onion Cakes
Edmonton's 中華門 Harbin Gate was removed on November 4, 2017. We are making space to remember, to mourn, be sad, be angry, to share our hopes and wishes for Edmonton's Chinatown icon. Friends and family, we invite you. As artists, Chinatown community members, people who care about Edmonton's Chinatown, people who are mad and sad, … Continue reading Reflections on the Harbin Gate
The Edmonton Chinese Bilingual Education Association (ECBEA) is proud to present its: 35th Anniversary Celebration Gala Saturday, April 7, 2018 Location: Eva O. Howard Theatre, Victoria School for the Arts, 10210 - 108 Avenue 4:30 pm Reception and Refreshment 6:30 Performance Tickets: $20 each To order tickets, email your name, number of tickets required and … Continue reading ECBEA Chinese Bilingual Program 35th Anniversary Gala
University of Alberta Botanic Garden Sitting times TBA. Experience Japanese culture in a unique setting. Traditional tea offerings are hosted at the Ozawa Pavilion, an authentic Japanese Tea House, or in the adjacent Ikoi no ba (a “cozy place to gather”), both overlooking the tranquil Kurimoto Japanese Garden. Japanese sweets and tea are provided to … Continue reading Japanese Tea Ceremony
KidsPLAY! is back this month at Londonderry, featuring North Edmonton Gymnastics Club and Edmonton Chinese Bilingual Education Association! This event will be geared towards ages 0-5. Babies and young children are absolutely welcome, as they can enjoy the music or have a guardian hold them and play along. North Edmonton Gymnastics Club strives to provide … Continue reading KidsPLAY! Londonderry: North Edmonton Gymnastics Club & ECBEA
New book launch for Nationalism: A Very Short Introduction Author: Steven Grosby Translator: Dr. Leilei Chen Free of Charge Refreshments
Dr. Brian L. Evans was a professor of Chinese history at the University of Alberta and a cultural counsellor at the Canadian Embassy in Beijing. You are cordially invited to this special event. Confucius Institute in Edmonton 13750 Woodcroft Avenue Edmonton RSVP to brenda.chan@confuciusedmonton.ca
In partnership with the Edmonton Poetry Festival. Join Jan Zwicky for a three-hour workshop focussing on the musical aspects of poetic language. The workshop aims to heighten awareness of rhythm and sound through close readings of sample poems by established authors and through exercises that participants can take home. The workshop will be held … Continue reading Poetic Offerings in the Japanese Garden
May is Asian Heritage Month Mother's Day Celebration Saturday, May 5 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm Convocation Hall Room 225 Old Arts Building University of Alberta
