WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES: 2020 RECAP

2020 was a year of reinvention, a year that forced us all to be adaptable and versatile in every element of our daily lives. As we look back at this abnormal year, we feel that in spite of all the challenges, it was truly a year where the ongoing support of our outstanding and encouraging community empowered us to great achievements!

In 2018, multidisciplinary artist and activist Paul Wong had the pioneering vision to introduce even more colour and inclusivity to one of Vancouver’s most vibrant and historical neighbourhoods. Pride in […]

Since the early 1990’s Canadians have come together every May to celebrate Asian Heritage Month, a time to reflect upon the long and rich history of Asian Canadians whose contributions […]

2020 was a year of reinvention, a year that forced us all to be adaptable and versatile in every element of our daily lives. As we look back at this abnormal year, we feel that in spite of all the challenges, it was truly a year where the ongoing support of our outstanding and encouraging community empowered us to great achievements!

It was with mixed feelings that the Garden’s Board of Directors announced last week that our Executive Director Vincent Kwan would be moving on from the Garden to join the City of Vancouver’s Chinatown Transformation Team.

Paul Wong’s Occupying Chinatown residency has received a new life this August as the City of Vancouver’s Public Art Program installed Wong’s work at its permanent home at 475 Main Street.  On […]