Our Journey Continues: 100 Years After the Chinese Immigration Act
Chinatown Storytelling Centre 168 E Pender St, Vancouver
$10.00 – $12.50
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Our Journey Continues: 100 Years After the Chinese Immigration Act
On June 29th, the Chinatown Storytelling Centre will open “Our Journey Continues: 100 Years After the Chinese Immigration Act”, a new special exhibit dedicated to honouring the multigenerational families who pursued their dreams and turned grievances into success. The exhibit shares the lesser-known stories of families with ancestors who lived
$10.00 – $12.50
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Becoming Vance – Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
Becoming Vance – Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
Becoming Vance, 'Canada's Sherlock Holmes' - 1930’s Vancouver, a time of unemployment, widespread poverty, and rampant crime. While many wondered how to provide for their families, one man quietly worked behind the doors of 240 East Cordova Street, hoping to make a difference in the lives of his fellow Vancouverites.
$10.00
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Becoming Vance – Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
Becoming Vance – Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
Becoming Vance, 'Canada's Sherlock Holmes' - 1930’s Vancouver, a time of unemployment, widespread poverty, and rampant crime. While many wondered how to provide for their families, one man quietly worked behind the doors of 240 East Cordova Street, hoping to make a difference in the lives of his fellow Vancouverites.
$10.00
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Becoming Vance – Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
Becoming Vance – Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
Becoming Vance, 'Canada's Sherlock Holmes' - 1930’s Vancouver, a time of unemployment, widespread poverty, and rampant crime. While many wondered how to provide for their families, one man quietly worked behind the doors of 240 East Cordova Street, hoping to make a difference in the lives of his fellow Vancouverites.
$10.00
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Becoming Vance – Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
Becoming Vance – Canada’s Sherlock Holmes
Becoming Vance, 'Canada's Sherlock Holmes' - 1930’s Vancouver, a time of unemployment, widespread poverty, and rampant crime. While many wondered how to provide for their families, one man quietly worked behind the doors of 240 East Cordova Street, hoping to make a difference in the lives of his fellow Vancouverites.
$10.00