Asian Heritage – Edmonton

Mixed Match is an important human story told from the perspective of mixed race blood cancer patients who are forced to reflect on their multiracial identities and complex genetics as they struggle with a seemingly impossible search to find bone marrow donors, all while exploring what role race plays in medicine. With the multiracial community … Continue reading Mixed Match – Asian Heritage Month →

Appropriate for: Ages 7+ Duration: 45 minutes Location: Global Canadian Heritage Trail Explore Asian folktales through the humour and wit of renowned kids’ author and playwright Marty Chan. From start to finish, kids will be on the edge of their seats as this gifted storyteller spices classic folktales with a dash of humour, pinch of … Continue reading The Great Wall of Stories – International Children’s Festival of the Arts →

Witness astounding feats of hand balancing, plate spinning, artistic cycling, foot juggling, ribbon dancing, yo-yo manipulation and other gravity-defying wonders as Li Liu, an award-winning and internationally renowned circus act, offers a rare glimpse into the traditions of Chinese acrobatics and culture. Growing up in a circus family in Beijing, Li took up the performance … Continue reading Li Liu Acrobat – International Children’s Festival of the Arts →

The Edmonton Dragon Boat Racing Club is celebrating a big birthday this year and they’re inviting the community to the party! The team will kick off its 20th season on Saturday, June 1, 2019, with a BBQ and Open House. You can learn about the sport of dragon boat and go for a paddle down … Continue reading Edmonton Dragon Boat Racing Club 20th Anniversary BBQ →

It's a pop-up event for the premiere of our Seconds Please TV episode 5! My friend, Kathryn and I went into Siu To's home to make the original green onion cakes, helped at the Farmers' Market and discussed how they came to be an Edmonton festival favourite. You are invited to join us to watch … Continue reading Seconds Please Pop-up Premiere →

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 →