Discover our active community collaborations and learn more about working with us.
The work the Garden does in collaboration with our community partners is a fundamental component of our daily operations, and helps us work toward our mandate of building cultural connections.
We work regularly with community groups, festivals, and partners based throughout Chinatown and the Downtown Eastside in various ways, whether simply as a venue, a collaborator, or a core partner.
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OUR RECENT COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

BEYOND PENDER
In collaboration with the Chinese Canadian Historical Society of British Columbia, Heritage Vancouver Society, the Garden conducted public outreach and education regarding people-centred approaches towards sustaining and cultivating living heritage in Chinatown.

DRAGON BOAT BC
The Garden is honoured to be involved as an educational partner in the upcoming Dragon Boat Legacy Exhibition celebrating the Community, Culture, and Competition of Dragon Boating in British Columbia.

PRIDE IN CHINATOWN
As a founding partner, the Garden team collaborates annually with the Pride in Chinatown to bring this loud and proud celebration to Chinatown.

360 RIOTS
The Garden is proud to partner with Vancouver artist Henry Tsang on the development of the 360º Video Interpretive Walking Tour of 1907 Riots. An online platform that examines the 1907 riots through Vancouver’s Chinatown and Japantown neighbourhoods, the context behind them, and their impact.

VILLA CATHAY
In honour of one of the Garden’s architects, the late Joe Wai, the Garden is working in collaboration with our partners and community to raise $10.000 to support Villa Cathay’s recovery efforts.

STRATHCONA CULTURAL WALKING TOURS
The Garden is proud to participate in this community-led tour, an initiative that aims to bring awareness to the contributions of early immigrant communities, and the rich layered history of Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods.